What is marriage

[PT]

Sure I can. I'd a hard-head SOB.
buut prof didn't really want us arguing here.

FINE. I won't argue, specially if prof doesn't want me to....

 

[paul_valaru]

I will argue, prof will understand

 

[Uki Chick]

I will argue, prof will understand

not sure he will there

 

[SouthernN'Proud]

Why do the women get the blame. I made more money in the relationship, so I can say it's the opposite.

Umm...

Men who stay married invariably end up poorer than those who leave their live-in partners, according to social researcher Cecile Bourreau-Dubois.

 

[paul_valaru]

not sure he will there

a chance I am willing to take, plus it's a discussion, not an arguement

I am waiting to be educated on how homosexual marriage impacts a hetrosexual persons bottom line

 

[Winky]

Prof can so...

"Bite Me"!

A marriage thread that's turning into an
ex-lovers spat?

Oh the humanity!

 

[SouthernN'Proud]

a chance I am willing to take, plus it's a discussion, not an arguement

I am waiting to be educated on how homosexual marriage impacts a hetrosexual persons bottom line

Increased health insurance premiums.

 

[paul_valaru]

A marriage thread that's turning into an
ex-lovers spat?

no, it will not. trying to keep that out of here

 

[paul_valaru]

Increased health insurance premiums.

explain please

 

[HomeLAN]

I'll explain. In my company, we cover an individual. We then split the difference between individual coverage rates and the actual prenium for folks who insure dependants. In practice, this means that a single employee costs us about $280 a month, where as a married employee who insures their spouse costs more like $450. If you allow gay marriage, the number of insured spouses will rise, and our cost of doing business will rise.

You're an accountant, you know costs are passed on in the form of higher prices.

 

[Uki Chick]

Prof can so...

"Bite Me"!

A marriage thread that's turning into an
ex-lovers spat?

Oh the humanity!

No ex-lovers spat here! Trust me! I've been told to be good anyway!

 

[paul_valaru]

I'll explain. In my company, we cover an individual. We then split the difference between individual coverage rates and the actual prenium for folks who insure dependants. In practice, this means that a single employee costs us about $280 a month, where as a married employee who insures their spouse costs more like $450. If you allow gay marriage, the number of insured spouses will rise, and our cost of doing business will rise.

You're an accountant, you know costs are passed on in the form of higher prices.

ok I see it, still odn't think it is a reason to stop gay marriage. the $ vs love

 

[Uki Chick]

You're an accountant, you know costs are passed on in the form of higher prices.

He's an accountant, since when?

 

[HomeLAN]

If you look carefully, you'll find I've not expressed on opinion. I was just explaining the point.

 

[HomeLAN]

He's an accountant, since when?

Coulda sworn I once understood he worked on the numbers side of things.

 

[Uki Chick]

Coulda sworn I once understood he worked on the numbers side of things.

The company he worked for. I'm the one in the numbers.

 

[HomeLAN]

OK.

 

[Professur]

I give up. Go ahead. Tear into each other.

 

[Uki Chick]

I give up. Go ahead. Tear into each other.

Don't give up!

 

[paul_valaru]

He's an accountant, since when?

books for all of my big bosses companies, going through the audits...