[jariel]

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A self-professed genius was banned from using scientific evidence during his divorce hearing to prove that he alone, through his 'unique personal traits', was responsible for accumulating a $450million fortune.

Billionaire Henry Silverman, from New York, wanted to prove to a judge that he is an 'innate genius' whose spouse Nancy had no part to play in his financial success.

But State Supreme Court judge Laura Drager rejected the evidence, which would have saved the 68-year-old a fortune.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...z1TwZotMgl

His claim of genius is ridiculous based off the facts that he 1) chose to get to married and 2) is bagging some incredibly extra-average bitches.





Really? All that money and that's the best you can do?

[Caligula]

My favourite part is the line he used on the yoga teacher.

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According to the New York Post, when he met current fiancée Karen Hader, he was so smitten, he handed her his business card and tenderly whispered in her ear, 'Google me'.

It would be brilliant if his defence works. Doubt it will work though.

[oldnemesis]

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Billionaire Henry Silverman, from New York, wanted to prove to a judge that he is an 'innate genius' whose spouse Nancy had no part to play in his financial success.

This doesn't matter. The law says that all wealth accumulated during the marriage is property of both spouses. There are a few exceptions, but "innate genius" is not one of them.

As I keep saying, marriage is, and has always bin primarily the business partnership between two people. Treat it like that. Don't marry just to get laid every night.

[jariel]

(08-03-2011 08:04 PM)oldnemesis Wrote:  

Don't marry just to get laid every night.

If you want to get laid every night, you have a better chance of it if you stay single.

I have a couple friends who are newlyweds who I've caught watching some self-help, 'how to get the sex back in your marriage' videos already.