Three times Chi ! ! Fok me....Why took it so long time to learn..Originally Posted by chitown
Use the head on your shoulders mate....The little one only foks up, if he does the thinking
Three times Chi ! ! Fok me....Why took it so long time to learn..Originally Posted by chitown
Use the head on your shoulders mate....The little one only foks up, if he does the thinking
Prenup ? ever heard of it ?Originally Posted by chitown
A three time loser. No wonder you are concerned. I sure would be! I can only say, get some legal docs in place as I don't think the borrow scheme will cover your ASSets very well.
^ I am a winner - just lost three battles!!!!!
^ Just for the record, was any of them good in the sack ???
LOL don't you see a recurring pattern my friend.Wife Number One - Lost a nice Condo and an apartment building
Wife Number Two - Had to giver her a 4 bedrooom house
Wife Number Three - Had to sell my last business
Wife no. 4 - from Thailand - my house and car here are in her name.
LOL you seem to be the biggest idiot I've met (in cyberspace). What was stopping you from doing this????
Protect your assets. Set-up a company your can own 49% of it, get 6 other minor share-holders in, make them pre-sign a share-transfere with no date on, and a copy of there ID card signed as well. Then put land, house, car, motor-bike in the company name and you have some form for asset protection, it's alot of paper-work but at-least you dont have to bend over.
.......Originally Posted by Texpat
^ yup, one isn't known to shy away from another pie to finger.
Same like pussy innit - the more the better.
Can't green you just now Tex, but that's a fokking classicOriginally Posted by Texpat
Chitown,
I see warning signals everywhere in your track record.
Let's say you were first married at 25 & are now 42 years old. This would mean you relationships last on average around 5-6 years. Given that at least 1-2 years are taken up for each divorce, you only have around around 4 good years per relationship.
Given this level of instability, I now understand your stance & approach to later relationships. It would make absolutely no sense at all to place ANY assets in your Thai partner's name, as you would definitely lose the lot - prenup, or not. Ability to enforce a prenup in Thailand is not necessarily a given - unless you are Thai.
My guess is that you like a hot chick, but are easily manipulated into tying the knot - probably have a soft, kind heart. You have lost a bunch of money & time. Be careful out there, lad!!!
Wife number one - Met her in high school I played tackle for the highschool football team and she was a cheerleader. We dated on and off for from 9th grade unilt we married. Everyone knew we were meant to be together Got married just before my 20th birthday. She was a virgin when I met her and I turned her out. She was a nympho when I was done with her. Divorced at 23. She had no money when we met.
Wife number two - Met her when I was 24 and dated until I was 28. Divorced just after my 30th birthday. She was eager to please me in the sack during the dating years and developed a chronic headache that lasted over two years. Sex was regular - about 5 times a year after 3 months of matrimonial bliss She was poor when we met.
Wife number three - she turned me out!!! A three holer that would rather screw than eat, sleep or work. Dated her before, during and after marriage number 2. Married her when I was 31 years old and divorced at 36. The sex never stopped right through to signing the divorce papers. She was a nurse practitioner and was knocking down big money when we met. She had inherited about 20 commercial rental properties, a campground and a lot of money.
Then came to Thailand for vacation and never left.
To answer this question - "Prenup ? ever heard of it ?"
Wife 1 none.
Wife two and three. Yes and they contested the agreement and I settled on both to end long and costly legal battles.....
Now you have the dirt on Chitown!!
Last edited by chitown; 25-12-2007 at 07:34 PM.
^ Wife number three sounds interesting
Hope you have better luck here in Thailand
She should have been a porn star instead of nurse. She really knew her stuff!
^ Lucky bastard..
I think getting a Thai bank loan makes absolute sense.
Interesat rates are fuck all, and you could invest the money for a higher eeturn in several other currencies.
But there is a risk involved.
Citown may have his reasons as I would, borrowing here and leaving my money overseas makes much more sense, you pul 7-8% for a basic savings account easily overseas, and borrow for a car here at 2-3 %.
Whats the pain in that.
Also as I have mentioned, my wife lends money out at far more exorbitant rates to people who cannot secure a loan, might sound callous, but if she doesn't supply the loan someone else will. TIT
^ So your wife is a loan-shark, how nice....and the monthly interest rate between 3 to 10% (my best guess), from people who are dead poor already...I hope you sleep good at night.
That remark is a pathetic piss poor excuse to justify it..Originally Posted by Ban Saray
I keep my assets in the USA in my name and my wife has hers (including her inherited farmland) in Thailand in her name. Occasionally I shift a bit to her side because she deserves it for putting up with me (out of fairness, it amounts to about one half of what we saved during that year). Even if we broke up tomorrow, we would both have enough to start life over with a bit of security and dignity. Neither of us is holding the other as an economic hostage. Neither of us has financial incentive to divorce either. I want to feel like we're together because we want to be.
Last edited by GooMaiRoo; 25-12-2007 at 10:07 PM.
A good sentiment and exactly how it should be.Originally Posted by floorpotato
Anything else aint good enough.
^ Damm Spin, are you going to make a new-years promise...
I'm not an English teacher
I work 132 days per year, and I work because I want to
My retirement will happen whenever I want, but unlike you I don't crave being a middle aged lazy slob pissing my days away in an isaan village because I'm burned out by three costly divorces
But thanks for the reminder anyway
^ Chi doesn't live in Isaan. If you actually read other member's posts instead of being so self-obsessed, you'd know that.
BTW, you screwed up that quote.
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