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Key words being "first wife". Combine that with <blink>, it sounds like it was a bad night all around.

• startupsdesigns 15y ago
  :) that was really funny.
• prawn 15y ago
  Didn't read the article, but did it say "first and only"? ;)
  • function_seven 15y ago
    It did not. Nobody refers to their current wife as "my first wife." If he was still married to her, it would simply be "my wife"
    • prawn 15y ago
      They may do if they have multiple wives, right? In which case, from the perspective of the husband, it might not have been a bad night all around which was my (poorly made) point.
    • jonp 15y ago
      One (admittedly rare) counterexample is the late Sir Clement Freud: "We remain together. I call her 'my first wife' to keep her on her toes." http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/5165998/Sir-Clement-Freud-I-call-her-my-first-wife-to-keep-her-on-her-toes.html http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/5165998/Sir-Clement-Freud...
• sophacles 15y ago
  hahaha, nice :)