Story. But how in the world can things go wrong after 40 years?
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Things usually don't go wrong after 40 years. They go wrong after 5, 10, 20 years but sometimes couples stay together for other reasons and make the best of it.
Gore has the same connection to Wise County and Texas that he has to his home state of Tennessee; Gore lost all three to "W" in the 2000 Presidential Election.
Tipper ditching Al, two weeks after their 40th anniversary, just proves, women can only tolerate so much crazy and, 10 years ago, Al Gore jumped on the CrazyTrain and is still on the trip to LoonLand.
Barron, you might want to consider disembarking from the CrazyTrain. jus' sayin'
Ken Hughes engineers the CrazyTrain. Can't figure how his wife stays with him. Talk about two totally opposite viewpoints. btw: did you folks happen to see the Messenger "slapped" Ken? Brian Knox did an excellent job:
Who wrote that letter?
I came across the following quote from a letter that ran in our paper a while back that I thought was worth reprinting:
"Don't you just hate politicians? I certainly do!
"It's too bad that a new Continental Congress can't be called and all of the politicians tossed out of D.C. and forced back into their districts with their constituents. In the high-speed Internet world of today, there is no earthly reason for them to remain in D.C. all year. Truly America has the best government money can buy - our lawmakers are all for sale, lock, stock and barrel - but only to the highest bidder."
Can you guess who wrote that? It certainly has the sound of someone who supports the "toss the incumbents" and return to our founding fathers principles of the Tea Party movement.
Give up?
I'll give you a hint: the letter was published three years ago, before the Tea Party movement started.
Still wondering who it was that was "Tea Party ready" before the Tea Party movement had time to come to a boil?
Would you believe Ken Hughes?
Many frequent readers of our Opinion page no doubt are familiar with Mr. Hughes. His letters often take aim at conservatives, Republicans and, recently, members of the Tea Party.
Based on the response we get from Hughes' letters, it's quite obvious his views don't represent the majority of Wise County residents.
But it just goes to show you that we can almost always find at least some common ground with those who we don't always agree with. Now if only our elected officials could take that to heart, maybe we could see a lot more accomplished.
I imagine that Al thought winning both the Nobel prize and the Oscar gave him the ability to walk on water. Tipper likely found it too difficult to change from a wife to a disciple.
The couple was worth about $1 million when he lost to GW in 2000. Now they are worth $100 million and some predict he will be the first Carbon Billionaire.
With all that money, they can divide it and live really, really good. Their real estate holdings are large so they can each have a big, big house and keep being "energy hogs".
4:17 You are a sap to be sad about someone else's divorce! That was the best thing that ever happened to me! It was the best and most self-affirming and positive decision I've ever made! Not sad at all...divorce is often quite a great thing!
4:17 - I am the poster at that time - married fifty three years. And I am sad about divorce no matter for what reason, because there is fallout (mostly with the children) and it takes years to readjust.
Sounds like yours was best - maybe for your spouse....... :-)
For both of us it was the best. I congratulate you on a marriage of 53 years. That is a rarity and you are not only lucky but have great patience and determination.
I'm reminded of a favorite term every time I see Al Gore, Bill Clinton and Barrack Obama- Kakistocracy: government by the most unscrupulous or unsuitable people, or a state governed by such people
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Things usually don't go wrong after 40 years. They go wrong after 5, 10, 20 years but sometimes couples stay together for other reasons and make the best of it.
Gore has the same connection to Wise County and Texas that he has to his home state of Tennessee; Gore lost all three to "W" in the 2000 Presidential Election.
Tipper ditching Al, two weeks after their 40th anniversary, just proves, women can only tolerate so much crazy and, 10 years ago, Al Gore jumped on the CrazyTrain and is still on the trip to LoonLand.
Barron, you might want to consider disembarking from the CrazyTrain.
jus' sayin'
Word on the street is that Algore was having an illicit affair with Mother Earth.
He got caught with The Backdoor Intruder.
This news is, without a doubt, evidence of global cooling in the Gore Family world.
I think she is HOT!!!!!
Definately global cooling.
Ken Hughes engineers the CrazyTrain. Can't figure how his wife stays with him. Talk about two totally opposite viewpoints. btw: did you folks happen to see the Messenger "slapped" Ken? Brian Knox did an excellent job:
Who wrote that letter?
I came across the following quote from a letter that ran in our paper a while back that I thought was worth reprinting:
"Don't you just hate politicians? I certainly do!
"It's too bad that a new Continental Congress can't be called and all of the politicians tossed out of D.C. and forced back into their districts with their constituents. In the high-speed Internet world of today, there is no earthly reason for them to remain in D.C. all year. Truly America has the best government money can buy - our lawmakers are all for sale, lock, stock and barrel - but only to the highest bidder."
Can you guess who wrote that? It certainly has the sound of someone who supports the "toss the incumbents" and return to our founding fathers principles of the Tea Party movement.
Give up?
I'll give you a hint: the letter was published three years ago, before the Tea Party movement started.
Still wondering who it was that was "Tea Party ready" before the Tea Party movement had time to come to a boil?
Would you believe Ken Hughes?
Many frequent readers of our Opinion page no doubt are familiar with Mr. Hughes. His letters often take aim at conservatives, Republicans and, recently, members of the Tea Party.
Based on the response we get from Hughes' letters, it's quite obvious his views don't represent the majority of Wise County residents.
But it just goes to show you that we can almost always find at least some common ground with those who we don't always agree with. Now if only our elected officials could take that to heart, maybe we could see a lot more accomplished.
By Brian Knox | Published Sunday, May 23, 2010
Well, I figure he found a new squeeze on the internet. (which he invented)
Besides, Tippers globes had become a little too warm.
Another cougar hits the dating scene...go for it Barry.
She probably finally got tired of his crap. Some stay in wedded "bliss" longer than others of us. Personally, I wised up a lot sooner!
I imagine that Al thought winning both the Nobel prize and the Oscar gave him the ability to walk on water. Tipper likely found it too difficult to change from a wife to a disciple.
Sex change
An observation by a commenter on the linked story: "Can't wait to to see the blonde 30 year old environmental "activist" he dumped her for."
Al had decided to focus his attention solely on searching for ManBearPig (1/2 man, 1/2 bear, and 1/2 pig).
That's what I heard from Stan and Kyle.
Double Real Tipper.
Well said, wordie.
Thats how she got her name TIPPER over !!!!!!!
Not funny Wordkyle. Lots of couples grow tired of each other (which is what was reported)....personally, I think it is sad for both of them.
I've always liked Tipper Gore and find her a lady of class.
Al on the other hand is likely a crashing bore as a husband.
Maybe Tipper needed a tough republican. Al just too much of a walkover for her.
She got tired of the "Green" Weinee
It's 2010 and the PMRC still sucks!
Is Twisted Sister behind this?
I invented the internet.....porn.
Double Fake Al Gore
They got tired of arguing over who was the bigger retard.
4:59 - were YOU in their argument?
It was the kiss. Just too much.
My Other Brother Darryl
Plug the hole with Algore!
bingo, wordkyle!! I believe you hit that nail on the head!
Well, some on this board that are a bit "bored" with a spouse after several years, might be surprised when served with divorce papers......
al probably got tired of her cankles.
Wonder which of them is going to get stuck with paying the electrical bill. In being green, they used over 200,000 kwh in a single year.
I cried though the whole movie.
Rumors are she caught him listening to explicit rock lyrics.
The couple was worth about $1 million when he lost to GW in 2000. Now they are worth $100 million and some predict he will be the first Carbon Billionaire.
With all that money, they can divide it and live really, really good. Their real estate holdings are large so they can each have a big, big house and keep being "energy hogs".
She left him because he took up Banjo lessons.
Will she get half the internet in the divorce settlement?
She can put her shoes under my bed anytime and eat crackers in the bed. I don't care. She is an awesome lady.
4:17 You are a sap to be sad about someone else's divorce! That was the best thing that ever happened to me! It was the best and most self-affirming and positive decision I've ever made! Not sad at all...divorce is often quite a great thing!
4:17 - I am the poster at that time - married fifty three years. And I am sad about divorce no matter for what reason, because there is fallout (mostly with the children) and it takes years to readjust.
Sounds like yours was best - maybe for your spouse....... :-)
Divorce was the best thing for me 4 or 5 times and all my old ladies kinda dug it too.
For both of us it was the best. I congratulate you on a marriage of 53 years. That is a rarity and you are not only lucky but have great patience and determination.
I'm reminded of a favorite term every time I see Al Gore, Bill Clinton and Barrack Obama- Kakistocracy: government by the most unscrupulous or unsuitable people, or a state governed by such people
12:04 Yeah,I was just thinkin about that just a little earlier too.
She caught him huggin a tree. (with his root in a knothole) hehehe
burn in hell burn in hell al
the fake tipper
ps i want the internet
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