Comments on: Surefire cure for a cheating mate: the shotgun

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By: azmouse

azmouse — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 14:59:45 +0000

I agree with RadMax. Take it all.

Last time I caught a boyfriend cheating on me (he was like 35 at the time and I think I was 41) I decided to go ahead and go out with that 21 year old college student who kept asking me out. Little cougar-ish I know, but it was good for my ego at the time.

By: RADC MAXIMUS

RADC MAXIMUS — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 14:53:00 +0000

Cool, what good is a cabeza de vaca muerte without a bullet hole anyway? :)

By: Rynski

Rynski — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 14:42:11 +0000

Good, sound and practical advice, RadMax.
I remember trying to grab everything, and getting into a “custody” argument about a giant steer skull. My friend said to let it go as it would come with negative vibes and anything I let go with honest intention will be replaced somehow with a much better version. It worked. My new steer skull is much cooler and its jaw isn’t falling apart (although it does have a bullet hole in the top of its head).

By: RADC MAXIMUS

RADC MAXIMUS — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 14:29:18 +0000

My advice is grab everything that isn’t nailed down and never speak to them again. This doesn’t work too well when kids are involved, that’s when Rynskis’ shotgun option becomes a viable alternative. Cheating? Cheat too. Breakups? Like fallin’ off a horse. Dust yourself off and get right back in the saddle!