Darwin Award Dimwits 16 - Affairs of the Dimwit
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- Author: HOLadd1
Watch your favorite Dims in all their unfaithful glory...
SFA 11 02 08 Part 7
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- Author: christianroots
God’s Divorce StoryPastor Peter J PeatersThere is an untold story, yea you might call it an unknown story though it’s right there in the Greatest Storybook for all to see and read. A story of a blessed marriage and an ugly divorce, it entails all the details of fights, make-ups, adultery, an angry husband that in a rage nearly kills her. He does beat her due to her rebellion and unfaithfulness. Oh, it even gets rockier and steamier with intrigue; murder plans, and murder itself. Sorcery spell casting is even involved with this story. Oh, but you might say it’s just another Hollywood story of a marriage gone bad, but it’s not. It’s a story about God’s marriage that went bad and his divorce, God’s. Yes God’s, the God of gods spoken of in the Greatest storybook ever, the Bible. And yes, it’s never told but it’s all right there and it applies very much to the events of our day right now. We tell it, this untold at anotheruntoldstory.com. Learn of it at website anotheruntoldstory.com. It’s quite a story told at anotheruntoldstory.com.
Such Good Friends (1971) trailer Dyan Cannon
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- Author: modcinema
Based upon the novel by Lois Gould and adapted (under the pseudonym Esther Dale) by Elaine May, Such Good Friends focuses on Julie Messinger (played by Dyan Cannon), a woman with intense, often wild emotions that are held in check beneath a rather conventional façade. After her chauvinistic and self-centered husband Richard checks into the hospital for a simple mole removal that goes seriously wrong, Julie discovers that he has been titanically unfaithful to her. This is the straw that breaks the camel's back, and Julie decides it is time for her to break out of her shell, no matter what the consequences. She begins to exhibit a sexual interest in other men (sometimes indiscriminately, as when she seduces her family doctor, played by James Coco), and speaks her mind to others, including her egocentric mother (Nina Foch) and her hypocritical best friend (Jennifer O'Neill). At the end, Julie wanders into Central Park and, presumably, a new life.
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