Homewreckers
Penguin0
Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
Kate Capshaw
Kathie Lee Gifford
Reba McEntire
The first and last consider this quite a feather in their cap, while that
one in the middle tries to ignore the reality and hopes it will go away and
we will all just LOVE her.
Christine
Deadeye
Ali Mcgraw when she moved in on Steve McQueen.
Coronal
Kate Mulgrew (Capt. Janeway on ST: Voyager), supposedly.
Kathy O'Connell
How about Yoko Ono?
lin...@premenos.com
In article <19970918153...@ladder02.news.aol.com>,
peng...@aol.com (Penguin0) wrote:
>
> Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
>
> Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
>
> Kathie Lee Gifford
> Reba McEntire
>
> The first and last consider this quite a feather in their cap, while that
> one in the middle tries to ignore the reality and hopes it will go away and
> we will all just LOVE her.
>
If I remember correctly, Bridget Neilsen's wild affair with Marc
Gastineau broke up his marriage -- the relationship didn't last long, but
his wife was so pissed about their very public displays of affection that
when the affair went sour and he tried to reconcile, she told him to piss
off and got a very tidy divorce settlement...
Linda
ASGTP#106
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FMC
Kathy O'Connell wrote:
>
> How about Yoko Ono?
>
> : Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
>
> : Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
Don't forget Soon Yi with Papa Allen
FMC
Bill
Deadeye wrote:
>
> Penguin0 wrote:
> >
> > Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
> >
> > Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
> >
> > Kathie Lee Gifford
> > Reba McEntire
>
Lest we forget, now that the hair is white...
Elizabeth Taylor
Bill_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Suffering from bulimia, but haven't yet learned
how to purge!
darkstar
OOH, I love this subject line.
Has there ever been a movie made with that title? Like Back Street?
Anyway I guess you can add Sharon Stone to the list?
LilCappy
In article <19970918153...@ladder02.news.aol.com>,
peng...@aol.com (Penguin0) writes:
>Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
>
>Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
>
>Kate Capshaw
>Kathie Lee Gifford
>Reba McEntire
Patti Scialfa -- nailed Bruce Springsteen while he was still married to
the vapid Julianne Phillips.
Marla Maples
Laura Dern -- wasn't she fooling around with Billy Bob Thornton while he
was still married to the woman with the big, fake boobs?
Eva LaRue Callahan
"Make 'em feel ya!" -- John Starks
Andrew Milner
>
> Kathy O'Connell wrote:
> >
> > How about Yoko Ono?
> >
> > Penguin0 (peng...@aol.com) wrote:
> > : Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
> >
> > : Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
>
>
> Don't forget Soon Yi with Papa Allen
>
On the same subject, don't forget that Mia Farrow broke up Andre Prevn's
marriage in the late 1960s.
jam
Deadeye wrote:
>
> Penguin0 wrote:
> >
> > Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
> >
> > Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
> >
> > Kathie Lee Gifford
> > Reba McEntire
> >
> > one in the middle tries to ignore the reality and hopes it will go away and
> > we will all just LOVE her.
> >
>
> Ali Mcgraw when she moved in on Steve McQueen.
Big Liz is so, like, the definition of homewrecker @debbie????????
anyone remember? if u don't ask Carrie Fischer.
jam
Bill
LilCappy wrote:
>
> Laura Dern -- wasn't she fooling around with Billy Bob Thornton while he
> was still married to the woman with the big, fake boobs?
Didn't Laura Dern also do in the marriage between Geena Davis and
The Fly guy (who's name I can never remember)?
michelle
Penguin0 wrote:
>
> Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
>
> Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
>
> Kate Capshaw
> Kathie Lee Gifford
> Reba McEntire
>
> The first and last consider this quite a feather in their cap, while that
> one in the middle tries to ignore the reality and hopes it will go away and
> we will all just LOVE her.
>
> Christine
The Sunshine Girl (a tall blonde that was some short-lived celebrity in
the 70s) broke up Sylvester Stallone's marriage.
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"Pearls before swine."
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ASGTP #622
Jefe
JLasz wrote:
>
> how about lauren holly...nicolette sheridan...lauren bacall
>
> jlasz
Melissa Etheridge? (I don't think this really qualifies, as the home may
have been previously wrecked)
By the way, is there a male equivalent of the term "homewrecker"?
Jefe, thinking of the Jann Wenner marriage
Alan & Carolyn Poulter
ruok wrote:
>
> On Thu, 18 Sep 1997 17:59:02 -0700, michelle
> <dpa...@algonquin.round.table.org> wrote:
>
> >
> >Penguin0 wrote:
> >>
> >> Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
> >>
> >> Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
> >>
> >> Kate Capshaw
> >> Kathie Lee Gifford
> >> Reba McEntire
> >>
> >> The first and last consider this quite a feather in their cap, while that
> >> one in the middle tries to ignore the reality and hopes it will go away and
> >> we will all just LOVE her.
> >>
> >> Christine
> >
> >The Sunshine Girl (a tall blonde that was some short-lived celebrity in
> >the 70s) broke up Sylvester Stallone's marriage.
>
> Kozlowski(with the Crocodile Dundee guy)
> ruok
Nancy Reagan - Can't remember...he was married to Jane Someone?
Margaret Thatcher (there was aprevious Margaret Thatcher)
Carolyn
Nuey2
>Subject: Re: Homewreckers
>From: ocon...@pobox.upenn.edu (Kathy O'Connell)
>Date: 18 Sep 1997 19:53:55 GMT
>Message-id: <5vs0sj$8q8$1...@netnews.upenn.edu>
>
>How about Yoko Ono?
Yea. she could be classed as a homewrecker. I always thought of her as the
groupie from hell.....
Nuey2
>Subject: Re: Homewreckers
>From: Alan & Carolyn Poulter <pou...@solutions.net>
>Date: Thu, 18 Sep 1997 19:35:55 -0500
>Message-id: <3421C8EB...@solutions.net>
>
<snippage>
>Nancy Reagan - Can't remember...he was married to Jane Someone?
Jane Wyman.
JLasz
'Joe,' bugle
"That would be 'I.'"
<sigh>
In article <3422d44b...@news.concentric.net>, ru...@concentric.net (ruok)
wrote:
>On Thu, 18 Sep 1997 17:59:02 -0700, michelle
><dpa...@algonquin.round.table.org> wrote:
>
>>
>>Penguin0 wrote:
>>>
>>> Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
>>>
>>> Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
>>>
>>> Kate Capshaw
>>> Kathie Lee Gifford
>>> Reba McEntire
>>>
>>> The first and last consider this quite a feather in their cap, while that
>>> one in the middle tries to ignore the reality and hopes it will go away and
>>> we will all just LOVE her.
>>>
>>> Christine
>>
>>The Sunshine Girl (a tall blonde that was some short-lived celebrity in
>>the 70s) broke up Sylvester Stallone's marriage.
>
>Sharon Stone and Melanie Griffith and Kathy Lee Crosby and Linda
>Kozlowski(with the Crocodile Dundee guy)
>ruok
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LilCappy
What about Mariah Carey and Nancy Kerrigan?
Catty
Bill <bh...@sprintmail.com> wrote:
>LilCappy wrote:
>>
>> Laura Dern -- wasn't she fooling around with Billy Bob Thornton while he
>> was still married to the woman with the big, fake boobs?
>Didn't Laura Dern also do in the marriage between Geena Davis and
>The Fly guy (who's name I can never remember)?
Jeff Goldbulm. Another homewrecker: Princess Diana - broke up the
marriage of the Carlings (Julia and Will) when Diana and Will were
suspected of having an affair by Julia and Julia citied Diana as
'another woman' in her divorce proceedings. To be fair, you can say
Camilla for Diana and Charles as well.
That toyboy of Kristie Alley for breaking up the marriage between KA
and Parker. I can't remember if they got together before or after KA
left Parker. So this is on the dodgy ground.
Catty (a film bore)
xx
cen0...@centuryinter.net
darkstar <dark...@sky.net> wrote:
Its a delicious idea for a book. Not since the Chapman Report.
Think of it, nothing but a chronicle of multiple maritial strife and
chaos at the hands of bimbos, bounders and cads.
Instead of playing up the Fannie Hurst sob story angle, the
Wreckers would be personalities with certain professional
proclivities. And we would have to believe they sincerely
wanted to break up marriages. And no kidding that idea,
these wreckers are serious.
By the way, how come no men have been mentioned as wreckers
so far?
Mike Rice
cen0...@centuryinter.net
lilc...@aol.com (LilCappy) wrote:
>What about Mariah Carey and Nancy Kerrigan?
>"Make 'em feel ya!" -- John Starks
Mariah and Tommy Mottola have just split, but who
did Mariah take Tommy from?
Mike Rice
cen0...@centuryinter.net
a...@bbs.cpcn.com (Andrew Milner) wrote:
>>
>> Kathy O'Connell wrote:
>> >
>> > How about Yoko Ono?
>> >
>> > Penguin0 (peng...@aol.com) wrote:
>> > : Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
>> >
>> > : Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
>>
>>
>> Don't forget Soon Yi with Papa Allen
>>
>On the same subject, don't forget that Mia Farrow broke up Andre Prevn's
>marriage in the late 1960s.
Ava wrecked Nancy's marriage in the 40s, and Frank walked off with
Zeppo Marx's wife Barbara without even discussing it with him.
Mike Rice
cen0...@centuryinter.net
Wha...@Zone.com (Coronal) wrote:
>Kate Mulgrew (Capt. Janeway on ST: Voyager), supposedly.
Lest we forget, Elizabeth Taylor.
Mike Rice
cen0...@centuryinter.net
lin...@premenos.com wrote:
>In article <19970918153...@ladder02.news.aol.com>,
> peng...@aol.com (Penguin0) wrote:
>>
>> Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
>>
>> Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
>>
>> Kate Capshaw
>> Kathie Lee Gifford
>> Reba McEntire
>>
>> The first and last consider this quite a feather in their cap, while that
>> one in the middle tries to ignore the reality and hopes it will go away and
>> we will all just LOVE her.
>>
>If I remember correctly, Bridget Neilsen's wild affair with Marc
>Gastineau broke up his marriage -- the relationship didn't last long, but
>his wife was so pissed about their very public displays of affection that
>when the affair went sour and he tried to reconcile, she told him to piss
>off and got a very tidy divorce settlement...
>Linda
>ASGTP#106
>-------------------==== Posted via Deja News ====-----------------------
> http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Post to Usenet
Camilla, for Christ's sake!
cen0...@centuryinter.net
jam <j...@e-znet.com> wrote:
>Deadeye wrote:
>>
>> Penguin0 wrote:
>> >
>> > Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
>> >
>> > Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
>> >
>> > Kate Capshaw
>> > Kathie Lee Gifford
>> > Reba McEntire
>> >
>> > The first and last consider this quite a feather in their cap, while that
>> > one in the middle tries to ignore the reality and hopes it will go away and
>> > we will all just LOVE her.
>> >
>> > Christine
>>
>> Ali Mcgraw when she moved in on Steve McQueen.
>Big Liz is so, like, the definition of homewrecker @debbie????????
>anyone remember? if u don't ask Carrie Fischer.
>jam
Sybil Burton felt the wounding lance of Liz, also.
Mike Rice
cen0...@centuryinter.net
Bill <bh...@sprintmail.com> wrote:
>LilCappy wrote:
>>
>> Laura Dern -- wasn't she fooling around with Billy Bob Thornton while he
>> was still married to the woman with the big, fake boobs?
>Didn't Laura Dern also do in the marriage between Geena Davis and
>The Fly guy (who's name I can never remember)?
> Bill_ _ _ Jeff Goldblum, but I think they were busted before Dern showed up._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
tom b stone
Jeff Goldbloom (sp?)
Bill <bh...@sprintmail.com> wrote in article
<3421D5...@sprintmail.com>...
> LilCappy wrote:
> >
> > Laura Dern -- wasn't she fooling around with Billy Bob Thornton while
he
> > was still married to the woman with the big, fake boobs?
>
> Didn't Laura Dern also do in the marriage between Geena Davis and
> The Fly guy (who's name I can never remember)?
>
> Bill_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Barbara Hoffman
Can anyone explain why men leave their families for Whoopi Goldberg (Ted
Danson, Frank Langella)? She must be a really great cook.
Barbara H.
FreeGratis
>
>Can anyone explain why men leave their families for Whoopi Goldberg (Ted
>Danson, Frank Langella)? She must be a really great cook.
>
>
Whoa- what's this? FRANK LANGELLA left his wife for Whoopi? When? What? Huh??
Marianna
"Shut up and get in the truck"
Nena1pcw
>Subject: Re: Homewreckers
>From: freeg...@aol.com (FreeGratis)
>Date: 19 Sep 1997 14:15:30 GMT
>Message-id: <19970919141...@ladder02.news.aol.com>
>
>>Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
>>
>>Women who have "homewrecked".
>
>
How about the homewrecker of the moment Camila Parker
Didn't Robin William's current wife start out as the nanny for
his children?
Tom Arnold
Nicole Kidman
I think Ryan O'neal took Farrah from Lee Majors
Can't remember who wrecked who but it involved Mac Davis
and Glen Campbell
anymore??
-=JR=-
In article <8746115...@dejanews.com>, lin...@premenos.com says...
>If I remember correctly, Bridget Neilsen's wild affair with Marc
>Gastineau broke up his marriage -- the relationship didn't last long, but
>his wife was so pissed about their very public displays of affection that
>when the affair went sour and he tried to reconcile, she told him to piss
>off and got a very tidy divorce settlement...
Since she had broken up Sly's marriage, this is poetic justice!
-=JR=-
Mary Campbell
Alan & Carolyn Poulter (pou...@solutions.net) writes:
> ruok wrote:
>> On Thu, 18 Sep 1997 17:59:02 -0700, michelle
>> <dpa...@algonquin.round.table.org> wrote:
>> >Penguin0 wrote:
>> >>
>> >> Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
>> >>
>> >> Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
>> >>
>> >> Kate Capshaw
>> >> Kathie Lee Gifford
>> >> Reba McEntire
>> >The Sunshine Girl (a tall blonde that was some short-lived celebrity in
>> >the 70s) broke up Sylvester Stallone's marriage.
>> Sharon Stone and Melanie Griffith and Kathy Lee Crosby and Linda
>> Kozlowski(with the Crocodile Dundee guy)
>
>
> Nancy Reagan - Can't remember...he was married to Jane Someone?
No, Nancy wasn't a homewrecker. Ron was dumped by his first wife Jane
Wyman (apparently for being boring) several years before he met Nancy.
Nancy *was* the proverbial wicked stepmother though, to the two children
whom Ronny and Jane had adopted.
Liz
> By the way, how come no men have been mentioned as wreckers
> so far?
Liam Neeson - Natasha Richardson left Robert Fox for him after they did
"Anna Christie" together.
Liz
--
"Am I K in your book? I think I must be"
- The English Patient
Amy Morrison
cen0...@centuryinter.net wrote:
>
> lin...@premenos.com wrote:
>
> >In article <19970918153...@ladder02.news.aol.com>,
> >>
> >> Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
> >>
> >> Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
> >>
> >> Kate Capshaw
> >> Kathie Lee Gifford
> >> Reba McEntire
> >>
> >> one in the middle tries to ignore the reality and hopes it will go away and
> >> we will all just LOVE her.
> >>
>
> >Gastineau broke up his marriage -- the relationship didn't last long, but
> >his wife was so pissed about their very public displays of affection that
> >when the affair went sour and he tried to reconcile, she told him to piss
> >off and got a very tidy divorce settlement...
>
> >ASGTP#106
>
> >-------------------==== Posted via Deja News ====-----------------------
> > http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Post to Usenet
>
> Camilla, for Christ's sake!
I dunno about that-- after all, Camilla had a relationship with Charles
BEFORE Diana did.
Although you have to wonder about these homewreckers-- why do they want
these unfaithful men? There is only one thing that is guaranteed in
relationships, and that is if someone cheats on their husband or wife
with you, they WILL cheat on you with someone else! I guarantee it! Why
do homewreckers (such as Kathie Lee) think it won't happen to them?
Although there is another class of homewrecker-- ones who like to steal
a man just to see if they can. Once they have him, they lose all
interest.
Penguin0
>ovrd...@nospam.primenet.com (Liz) said:
>Liam Neeson - Natasha Richardson left Robert Fox for him after they did
>"Anna Christie" together.
Is THAT what they call it these days?
Young
> Although you have to wonder about these homewreckers-- why do they want
> these unfaithful men?
Actually, what I have to wonder is why no blame is placed on the
spouse who leaves. Do you really believe that if some person
walked up to your happily married spouse (apparantly; the blameless
husband) and said, come with me; they have no choice?
The helpless husband walks away ... sorry honey, I had no choice,
the homewrecker was here ...
If you promise to stay with someone by making a vow, don't
blame a third party for your breaking that vow. I'm not
judging people who leave unhappy marriages, but spare me how
the other woman (apparently) is the blame.
What is scary to me is that this whole thread is populated with
supposedly bright people who don't put any responsibility on
the man's part. This is like 1920's thinking. Funny thing is,
women had no power, but they were at fault for 'wrecking homes'.
All of a sudden they have all the power and the man is helpless.
Freakin' scary and the 21st century is around the corner.
Harobed Nosnivel
On 19 Sep 1997 14:52:18 GMT, nena...@aol.com (Nena1pcw) wrote:
> Can't remember who wrecked who but it involved Mac Davis
>and Glen Campbell
That would be Sarah Davis. Who became Sarah Campbell.
Glen ran through quite a number of Mrs. Campbell's (including his
"high school sweetie") but now can be seen born again on the Praise
the Lord channel!
(and I will admit that I'm a fan of his music - his old music)
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darkstar
Barbara Hoffman <bar...@erols.com> wrote:
: Can anyone explain why men leave their families for Whoopi Goldberg (Ted
: Danson, Frank Langella)? She must be a really great cook.
Didn't that come up a while back?
Nancy, is there a f*ll*t** section in the anti-faq?
darkstar
Nicole Kidman and Kirstie Allie's boy toy are NOT home wreckers, they are
beard replacers and beard stealers!!!
Longbourne
In article <ovrdedge-ya0240800...@news.primenet.com>,
ovrd...@nospam.primenet.com (Liz) writes:
>In article <34225...@news7.centuryinter.net>, cen0...@centuryinter.net
>wrote:
>
>> By the way, how come no men have been mentioned as wreckers
>> so far?
>
>Liam Neeson - Natasha Richardson left Robert Fox for him after they did
>"Anna Christie" together.
>
>
How about Eric Clapton? Didn't "Layla" effectively break up George
Harrison and Patty Boyd's marriage?
Laura
Young
Amy Morrison wrote:
Not blameless. Of course. If they walk away, the blame
falls only on the spouses, for whatever their troubles were.
You don't put a gun to someone's head and make them leave;
nor do you say, whoops! there's something cute, I'm outta
here without taking ALL the blame for walking out.
But why does that make
> the "other woman" so blameless?
Because she is. If she took off her blouse and yelled,
DO ME!!! He can say ... I can't. Or, she can say to
some guy, thanks, but, I'm married. No blame involved.
There are plenty of women (and I am one)
> who do not go after
GO AFTER?
married/involved men and reject the advances of
> married/involved men. It just doesn't seem right, and besides, what
> would I want with some cheating slime anyway?
Do you mean as the poor wife or as the vamp who forced this guy
into cheating?
You really don't get it.
Penguin0
to which Mike Rice responded:
>Mariah and Tommy Mottola have just split, but who
>did Mariah take Tommy from?
I don't know her name, but her title was Mrs. Mottola #1.
Christine
(pleased that she started this thread - can I officially
be welcomed into the ASG trailer park now???)
jam
FreeGratis wrote:
>
> >Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
> >
> >Women who have "homewrecked".
>
> marriages, and then he did it to her later with Joan Plowright.
> Marianna
> "Shut up and get in the truck"
Olivier and Danny Kaye were lovers, maybe Vivian caught on and moved
on...
jam
michelle
Harobed Nosnivel wrote:
>
> On 19 Sep 1997 14:52:18 GMT, nena...@aol.com (Nena1pcw) wrote:
>
> > Can't remember who wrecked who but it involved Mac Davis
> >and Glen Campbell
>
> That would be Sarah Davis. Who became Sarah Campbell.
>
> Glen ran through quite a number of Mrs. Campbell's (including his
> "high school sweetie") but now can be seen born again on the Praise
> the Lord channel!
I thought both Mac Davis and Glen Campbell were notorious for their
little wife swapping escapade. This story was given a lot of press
around 1973-74. It was around the time Mac Davis did *North Dallas
Forty*.
michelle <---who was in junior high at the time.
--
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"Pearls before swine."
--Dorothy Parker
ASGTP #622
FreeGratis
Kathleen Bratton
> Amy Morrison wrote:
> But why does that make the "other woman" so blameless?
I think it makes her less blameless. You could argue that people are
ethically or morally bound to respect marriages of others....I don't
know if I would agree with that, but it's a possible argument. But
it seems to me most people would agree that we're all ethically or morally
bound to honor our own vows. The "homewreckers" didn't promise anything.
I think the whole "blame the other woman" attitude dates back to the idea
that men just *couldn't* control themselves, and it was up to women to
control sexuality, to put a brake on things. That's why you would see
blame put on the other woman more often than blame placed on the other
man....kind of this idea as men as the innocent victims to women with
wiles or something like that.
Outdated (and thankfully less obvious nowadays).
But I agree -- it's not worth the hassle to break up a marriage, and, with
some exceptions, people who cheat on their spouses do not strike me as
attractive partners.
-- Kate
Yet Another Steve
In article <5vsdv0$4...@netaxs.com>, a...@bbs.cpcn.com (Andrew Milner) wrote:
> Kathy O'Connell wrote:
> > Don't forget Soon Yi with Papa Allen
> >
> On the same subject, don't forget that Mia Farrow broke up Andre Prevn's
> marriage in the late 1960s.
... causing Andre's ex, Dory, to collapse into the Nutty Bin. When
she emerged, shaken but sound, she began a career as a singer/songwriter
and had at least one album that was well-received by the critics. The
centerpiece song was called "Beware of Young Girls", written from her own
bitter experience. Lyric was something like 'beware of young girls, so pale
and so fair' obviously referring to Mia. When the whole Soon-Yi thing broke,
I could not help but hope that Dory still had a copy of the LP left to send
to Mia as a consolation.
Steve
--
"Strangely enough, this is the past that somebody in the future is
longing to go back to". - Ashleigh Brilliant
BookGenii
>
>Didn't that come up a while back?
>Nancy, is there a f*ll*t** section in the anti-faq?
>
>
I remember a thread regarding Melanie Griffith and her supposedly
removable teeth. I don't recall Whoopie's name being mentioned, but I was
rather mesmerized by the Melanie rumor and might have missed it.
Hollie
tee...@webtv.net
Christian artists Michael English and Marybeth Jordan broke up both of
their marriages when they had an affair. They also both lost their
careers over it. She got kicked out of her group and he gave back his
Dove awards.
darkstar
cen0...@centuryinter.net wrote:
: Its a delicious idea for a book. Not since the Chapman Report.
: Think of it, nothing but a chronicle of multiple maritial strife and
: chaos at the hands of bimbos, bounders and cads.
I'm sorry but what Is the Chapman Report?
thanks!!
: Instead of playing up the Fannie Hurst sob story angle, the
: Wreckers would be personalities with certain professional
But Joan Crawford is in the stereo cabinet.
LILLIBUNNY
In article <19970919145...@ladder02.news.aol.com>,
nena...@aol.com (Nena1pcw) writes:
>
> I think Ryan O'neal took Farrah from Lee Majors
>
>
..and Anook Aimee from Albert Finney
Young
Not to beat this horse to death, but you notice she said the
'other woman'. Not the other person or the other guy or the
other man.
The other woman. Sigh.
Yet Another Steve
In article <3421B1...@ptconnect.infi.net>, je...@ptconnect.infi.net wrote:
> Melissa Etheridge? (I don't think this really qualifies, as the home may
> have been previously wrecked)
>
> By the way, is there a male equivalent of the term "homewrecker"?
Yup. "Homewrecker". Though a guy would of course prefer to be called a
"dashing roue," or anything that sounds a little less like a person who
would beat up Betty Crocker.
Jessica
Let's not forget the new Mrs. Duchovny...or rather Tea Leoni. She
screwed her executive producer, he left the marriage, and she dumped
him...ahh..the joy and stability of Hollywood relationships..<g>
Jessica:)
LilCappy wrote:
> In article <19970918153...@ladder02.news.aol.com>,
> peng...@aol.com (Penguin0) writes:
>
> >Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
>
> >
> >Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
> >
> >Kate Capshaw
> >Kathie Lee Gifford
> >Reba McEntire
>
> Patti Scialfa -- nailed Bruce Springsteen while he was still married
> to
> the vapid Julianne Phillips.
>
> Marla Maples
>
> Laura Dern -- wasn't she fooling around with Billy Bob Thornton while
> he
> was still married to the woman with the big, fake boobs?
>
> Eva LaRue Callahan
>
> "Make 'em feel ya!" -- John Starks
Gael McGear Sweeney
In article <3421C8EB...@solutions.net>
Alan & Carolyn Poulter <pou...@solutions.net> writes:
>
> > >
> > >The Sunshine Girl (a tall blonde that was some short-lived celebrity in
> > >the 70s) broke up Sylvester Stallone's marriage.
> >
I think you are referring to the multi-talented Susan Anton!
Gael
ASGTRP #55
Gael McGear Sweeney
gswe...@syr.edu
http://users.aol.com/gaelmcgear/gaelpage.html
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* The Poptarts/Knickers in a Twist *
"To the Toppermost of the Poppermost!"
PUZZLR
qwe...@ix.netcom.com pondered:
>What is scary to me is that this whole thread is populated with
>supposedly bright people who don't put any responsibility on
>the man's part.
No dear. This thread is populated with people giving lists of
homewreckers. Nothing more, nothing less. You, otoh, are more than
welcome to start a thread such as: " Homewreckers, who is at fault?" BUT
NOT ON THIS NEWSGROUP!!
Puzz
Nuey2
>Subject: Re: Homewreckers
>From: Steve_H...@SPAM-FWDED2POSTMASTERSqmail4.nba.trw.com (Yet Another
>Steve)
>Date: Fri, 19 Sep 1997 16:08:57 -0700
>Message-id: <Steve_Hoffmann-...@shoffman.sdd.trw.com>
>
>In article <3421B1...@ptconnect.infi.net>, je...@ptconnect.infi.net wrote:
>
>> Melissa Etheridge? (I don't think this really qualifies, as the home may
>> have been previously wrecked)
>>
>> By the way, is there a male equivalent of the term "homewrecker"?
>
>
>Yup. "Homewrecker". Though a guy would of course prefer to be called a
>"dashing roue," or anything that sounds a little less like a person who
>would beat up Betty Crocker.
>
>Steve
Why do men have to be called different names? A homewrecker is a
homewrecker -- no matter what the configuration of genes and body bumps....
I always thought a ~dashing roue~ was something served with prime rib....
nancy
How soon we forget. . .didn't Sharon Stone have an affair with the man
that produced Basic Instinct -- Bill somebody. He felt inspired to
leave his wife for her. And Joe Esterhaus - who wrote the film - left
his wife for this Bill somebody's wife. Sharon and Bill were supposed
to get married but she dumped him. And he was left to suck his thumb
because Esterhaus HAD married his ex-wife. Anyone remember the name of
this producer?
Shawn50273
>Penguin0 (peng...@aol.com) wrote:
>: Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
>
>: Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
Melanie Griffith
Young
Hmm. okay, homewreckers, who is at fault.
eddie fisher
stephen spielberg
tony matolla
antonio banderas
sit down putz. the homewrecker is the one who walked out
of the home.
complicated, i know.
Everdean
>>> By the way, is there a male equivalent of the term "homewrecker"?
I've never seen one but how about "himwrecker"?
Yes I am, and I'm good at it.
EVERDEAN,
QUEEN OF AOL
thur...@postoffice.nospam.worldnet.att.net
peng...@aol.com (Penguin0) wrote:
>Someone mentioned Kate Capshaw and it brought to mind a topic for us:
>
>Women who have "homewrecked". I'll get us started:
>
>Kate Capshaw
>Kathie Lee Gifford
>Reba McEntire
Don't forget Tea Leoni.
Chris Thompson, executive producer and creator of her series "The
Naked Truth", left his wife and two children to move in with Tea.
Unlike the above and others mentioned in other posts, Ms. Leoni
didn't marry Thompson. In fact he was history in her life about the
same time NBC kicked him off the show.
Could be why she reportedly has such a hard time with ex-girlfriends
and women rushing the man she did marry.
thurbers
Shawn50273
>If I remember correctly, Bridget Neilsen's wild affair with Marc
>Gastineau broke up his marriage -- the relationship didn't last long, but
>his wife was so pissed about their very public displays of affection that
>when the affair went sour and he tried to reconcile, she told him to piss
>off and got a very tidy divorce settlement...
Since she had broken up Sly's marriage, this is poetic justice!
-=JR=-
This reminds me of how Richard Burton wrecked whatever "home" Liz Taylor
and Eddie Fisher managed to set up. Of course, Eddie left his sweet,
innocent wife Debbie Reynolds for Liz. Years later, during the wrap party
for "Cleopatra" that Liz had thrown, a drunken Burton strolled into
Fisher's home and began making out with Liz for all to see. It got so that
Eddie had to pull him aside and beg him to back off, after all, Burton
"already had a girl", his wife(Susan?). Burton reportedly took a sip,
stared right at Fisher, and declared "Susan and Elizabeth are BOTH my
girls!", causing Fisher to go away with his tail between his legs( Richard
Burton taking your wife is one thing; Richard Burton taking your wife after
beating the piss out of you in your own house would be devastating!)
---------------
Shawn
Young
PUZZLR wrote:
>
> qwerty the OLD spewed:
>
> >Hmm. okay, homewreckers, who is at fault.
> >
>
>
> >complicated, i know.
> >
>
> Not as complicated as knowing to put that crap in the header.
>
> Puzz
OOOOwEEE you're clever ... what the flock are you talking about ...
wait ... forget it ... I really don't need to know ... anymore
snappy comebacks like that and I might fall over laughing ...
(puzzled look)
Everdean
ALong those lines, wasn't Patti Sandy also involved in some extra marital
hijinx that ended up with her getting a divorce and marrying the "Himwrecker"?
)
On 19 Sep 1997 12:23:12 GMT, peng...@aol.com (Penguin0) felt
compelled by mysterious forces to say:
seems i owe a few people official welcomes <dez smacks self on butt>
"bad dez!"
okay, so i ran the Radio Flyer into a ditch while testing the new
nitrous set up. i thought maybe i could get around the park faster
that way, and instead, i wind up in the ditch without benefit of
having been run down by LCM or having gotten good and drunk at a Troll
Roast! the nerve of some little red wagons!
anyway, i put the wheels back on and unbent the handle, put a fresh
coat of paint on it, and here i am! so, to Christine, Charlie, and
those few others whose names i can't recall because the hair dye i
used today on my Tick-blue streak fried more memory cells:
WELCOME TO THE TRAILER PARK! <loud happy kazoo sound goes here>
here's your official welcome basket that's chock full o' prok rinds,
the preferred snack of ASGers <dez lobs baskets in general direction
of newbies, sending prok rinds everywhere>. um, go read the Anti-FAQ
at *NaNcY*'s website or do a DejaNews search for it, as she posts it
here on a regular basis. e-mail me for instructions on how to find
the Trailer Park map so you can pick a lot, at which point you'll want
to contact Lee (az...@azstarnet.com) to see if the lot is still
available.
enjoy your stay and whatever you do, SHOW US THE GOSSIP! ;)
dez
asgtp #60a
Official ASG Welcome Wagon (Radio Flyer version)
who is off to tinker with the wagon some more and see if i can't fix
that nitrous switch (and who will hopefully not blow up the trailer
park while she's at it...heh heh heh...)
....a pistol-hot cup of Dez...
"Chef of chicanery, your buns are mine!"
--The Tick
fha...@snowcrest.net
Richard Burton's wife's name was Sybil at the time of the Taylor affair.
He married Susan Hunt in 1976.
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Everdean
Let's not forget Hugh Hefner.
PookieFace
>
>>If I remember correctly, Bridget Neilsen's wild affair with Marc
>>Gastineau broke up his marriage -- the relationship didn't last long, but
>>his wife was so pissed about their very public displays of affection that
>>
And the first Mrs. Gastineau went on to have an affair with the married
mobster John Gotti.
Matthew Moore
Shawn50273 wrote:
>
> >If I remember correctly, Bridget Neilsen's wild affair with Marc
> >Gastineau broke up his marriage -- the relationship didn't last long, but
> >his wife was so pissed about their very public displays of affection that
> >off and got a very tidy divorce settlement...
>
> Since she had broken up Sly's marriage, this is poetic justice!
>
> -=JR=-
>
> This reminds me of how Richard Burton wrecked whatever "home" Liz Taylor
> and Eddie Fisher managed to set up. Of course, Eddie left his sweet,
> innocent wife Debbie Reynolds for Liz. Years later, during the wrap party
> for "Cleopatra" that Liz had thrown, a drunken Burton strolled into
> Fisher's home and began making out with Liz for all to see. It got so that
> Eddie had to pull him aside and beg him to back off, after all, Burton
> "already had a girl", his wife(Susan?). Burton reportedly took a sip,
> stared right at Fisher, and declared "Susan and Elizabeth are BOTH my
> girls!", causing Fisher to go away with his tail between his legs( Richard
> Burton taking your wife is one thing; Richard Burton taking your wife after
> beating the piss out of you in your own house would be devastating!)
>
> ---------------
> Shawn
Of course Eddie must have something between his legs that
enabled him to get (temporarily)) Connie Stevens as a
consolation prize.
MM in SFO
Web Crab
MrsBSpiner:
>I will be one soon!!!!!
Generally speaking, I'm fond of hearth and home and sun-drenched
sandbars, but in this case I have to say to Mrs Spiner:
FOLLOW THAT DREAM!!!
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
"I should have been a pair of ragged claws scuttling across the floors
of silent seas."
---T.S. Eliot
"The Love Song of
J. Alfred Prufrock"
PUZZLR
Catty
deeti...@aol.com (DeeTigress) wrote:
>Wasn't Tom Cruise still married to Mimi Rodgers when Nicole Kidman came
>along?
No. He met Kidman about two years after the divorce.
Catty (a film bore)
xx
Nena1pcw
>From: ca...@zen-centaur.demon.co.uk (Catty )
>Date: Mon, 22 Sep 1997 20:15:35 GMT
>Message-id: <874930536.11868.0...@news.demon.co.uk>
Thunder" with Nicole and when Mimi went to visit him on the set she busted
him ..thats how I remember it ...
nena
DeeTigress
Mary Campbell
Liz (ovrd...@nospam.primenet.com) writes:
> In article <34225...@news7.centuryinter.net>, cen0...@centuryinter.net wrote:
>
>> By the way, how come no men have been mentioned as wreckers
>> so far?
>
> Liam Neeson - Natasha Richardson left Robert Fox for him after they did
> "Anna Christie" together.
And Robert Fox left his wife for Natasha. Bet he's sorry now ..
In fact both the Richardson sisters qualify for the list since Natasha's
sister Joely broke up Diana Rigg's marriage.
Monysmom
>>
>>> By the way, how come no men have been mentioned as wreckers
>>> so far?
>>
Didn't Joe Esterhasz (sp?) do a really bizarre homewrecking turn?
darkstar
>
> How about Eric Clapton? Didn't "Layla" effectively break up George
> Harrison and Patty Boyd's marriage?
Way I heard it, and I could be wrong, that verse about "Tried to give you
consolation," was the real story. George didn't treat Patti right and
Patti cried on Eric's shoulder, and they fell in love, but it was more like
George lost Patti by default or neglect.
julesdlr
darkstar wrote:
SNIP
> Stephen Hawking, who wrote A Brief History of Time,
> is in a wheelchair with A.L.S. and was outfitted with a special computer...
SNIP
> He managed to run off with the wife of his best friend, the guy that built
> his special computer that helps him talk, breaking up BOTH their marriages.
> HOW did he manage this? It involved his waiting at the curb in his
> wheelchair at a prearranged time and place for her to pick him up.
> Hawking's faithful wife who had stood by him thru his illness was left to
> pick up the pieces, along with his faithful friend who had built his
> special computer!!!!!!!!!!!! while he ran off with his faithful friend's
> wife IN HIS WHEELCHAIR.
I thought Hawking ran off with a nurse.
Sincerely,
Jules
julesdlr
julesdlr wrote:
>
> I thought Hawking ran off with a nurse.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Jules
Okay, maybe I should have said "wheeled" off.
Sincerely,
Jules (Rode off?)
darkstar
>
> I remember a thread regarding Melanie Griffith and her supposedly
> removable teeth. I don't recall Whoopie's name being mentioned, but I was
> rather mesmerized by the Melanie rumor and might have missed it.
The way I always heard it, they are equal, but besides the two of them,
without equal.
darkstar
Best Homewrecker story EVER, and you probably all know it already!
Stephen Hawking, who wrote A Brief History of Time,
is in a wheelchair with A.L.S. and was outfitted with a special computer
that helps him type into it and the machine talks. I'm sure you have seen
him on TV talking on his computer machine, propped up and leaning over in
his wheelchair. I'm not making fun of his condition but GET THIS. If you
don't already know.
Lee Weiser
<guilty snicker> Yeah, either wheeled or rode off. But either way, yer right,
it was with the nurse.
--Lee
michelle
Didn't he have a thang going on with his nurse too?
--
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"Pearls before swine."
--Dorothy Parker
ASGTP #622
darkstar
In article <34292A...@algonquin.round.table.org>, michelle
<dpa...@algonquin.round.table.org> wrote:
> Didn't he have a thang going on with his nurse too?
The wife of the friend that built his special computer, with whom he ran off,
WAS his nurse.
Catty
michelle <dpa...@algonquin.round.table.org> wrote:
>darkstar wrote:
>>
>> Best Homewrecker story EVER, and you probably all know it already!
>>
>> Stephen Hawking, who wrote A Brief History of Time,
>> is in a wheelchair with A.L.S. and was outfitted with a special computer
>> that helps him type into it and the machine talks. I'm sure you have seen
>> him on TV talking on his computer machine, propped up and leaning over in
>> his wheelchair. I'm not making fun of his condition but GET THIS. If you
>> don't already know.
>> He managed to run off with the wife of his best friend, the guy that built
>> his special computer that helps him talk, breaking up BOTH their marriages.
>> HOW did he manage this? It involved his waiting at the curb in his
>> wheelchair at a prearranged time and place for her to pick him up.
>> Hawking's faithful wife who had stood by him thru his illness was left to
>> pick up the pieces, along with his faithful friend who had built his
>> special computer!!!!!!!!!!!! while he ran off with his faithful friend's
>> wife IN HIS WHEELCHAIR.
>Didn't he have a thang going on with his nurse too?
>--
That story is news to me. Perhaps that wife in question is the nurse,
but I got the impression that she was unmarried. From what I heard,
he asked his wife to leave him as he was in love with his nurse. She
had to leave (as the house was especially adapted to the needs of
Steve) and the cause of the marriage breakdown was, ironically, the
book that shot Hawkings to fame (A Brief History of Time).
Apparently, the wife couldn't stand the pressures of attention and so
on, so she basically tried to make him choose between her or the
public. He couldn't and relied on the nurse for some emotional support
and la, la, la - the love story was born. Also from what I heard,
Hawkings is someone you can either love or hate, with nothing in
between. He have that kind of personality.
Catty (a film bore)
xx
Remove x from the email address if you are not a spammer.
BookGenii
In article <3427D5...@ix.netcom.com>, julesdlr
<jule...@ix.netcom.com> writes:
>
> I thought Hawking ran off with a nurse.
>
>
I believe she was both a nurse and his best friend's wife. I also read
that whenever he became angry at his colleagues, he would run over their
feet with his wheelchair.
Hollie
Layna Ayre Andersen
BookGenii <book...@aol.com> wrote in article
<19970925023...@ladder02.news.aol.com>...
It's even worse (better?) than that. The woman he (figuratively)
ran off with was his nurse, and the wife of his best friend - and
this best friend was the guy who invented his speech synthesizer
(or the software for it, or something like that), with which I imagine
he sweet-talked the guy's wife.
I find this almost as impressive as his work in physics! :-)
Layna
BookGenii
In article <60cknv$6...@bgtnsc02.worldnet.att.net>, "Layna Ayre Andersen"
<la...@worldnet.att.net> writes:
>
>It's even worse (better?) than that. The woman he (figuratively)
>ran off with was his nurse, and the wife of his best friend - and
>this best friend was the guy who invented his speech synthesizer
>(or the software for it, or something like that), with which I imagine
>he sweet-talked the guy's wife.
>
>I find this almost as impressive as his work in physics! :-)
>
>Layna
That's right! I believe there was quite an article printed about Hawking
at the time of this wedding. Either in US or People, sometime in 1995/96.
Hollie