NEWS: House for Sale, Wife Installed

there's definitely something sus going on here. i think maybe everyone's not giving this crafty bitch enough credit. take this line for example: "with neither party being obligated to complete the transaction".

this might just be the best advertising campaign going. i'm sure a few people have been exposed to this ad just on it's quirk factor alone. shit, we all have, and i'm also sure if someone offered to buy the house for say $750,000, sans blonde she'd sell in a heartbeat. likewise if some rich, old industry magnate wanted the blonde without the hassle of buying a property she'd be the next anna nicole.

basically she's advertising two commodities without paying for either. now that's business!

A good photographer can do amazing things man, I wouldn't expect her to look that "good" normally.

She looks fucking amazing for a 48 year old! But yeah, I reckon she's an undercover mentalist.

[Edited on Nov 07, 2005 by James_]

wait, so some guy is going to pay 600,000 dollars for the house, the furnishings in the house and the woman? and if they marry, it doesn't work out and they divorce, who gets the stuff??? she's asking the GUY tp pay for EVERYTHING, so he'd naturally get everything upon a split up, right? she's totally setting herself up to be screwed. and there's no way she can get him to sign a pre-nup, if he pays for everything, he owns everything, he'd never sign one. i dont get this.
I'll be interested to hear how this all pans out...

Why did the Odd Couple theme pop into my head.

She should post some nude pictures if she is actually serious about this.

So, a house with a built in maid, cook and sex worker.

Sounds like a good deal to me.



Yes I'm joking.


Dnaiel

I find it interesting that so many people felt the need to refer to this woman as a "bitch," a "wench," a "psycho" or any number of other things, simply because she wants to find a companion and is getting creative about it.

Newsflash, people: This woman is the CEO of a fucking company. She's a busy professional who obviously makes a lot of money (she hired a PR firm to help her get a date, for Christ's sake, she can't exactly be low on cash), and probably does not have the time nor the patience to find dates through the typical channels. The house itself is quite likely a summer or vacation home - her company is based out of New Mexico and she still has a New Mexico address - which means that whoever takes her up on her offer will still only own half of their combined assets pre-marriage (she owns one house, he owns the other).

The subtext here seems to be that she is a successful woman who wants a relationship with a man who is as business-minded and financially capable as she is. I find it odd that so many people find that offensive.

[Edited on Nov 07, 2005 8:58AM]

Well said, I'm glad somone made the point.

Wouldn't she just get the 600,000?

beautiful bride-to-be & a goregous denver home.......finally something out beat eharmony.com

what does the article say generally?

i think this is all a clever ploy to start a reality show.
as soon as the guy shows up...the cameras are rollin;.
abc, here we come.

if this works then im going to try it too

it's like some kind of stepford wife deal, I wonder if there is a mail in rebate for a first child.

Test drive?

I don't know. I'm intrigued, if nothing else. If I had $600,000 and any desire whatsoever to relocate to Denver, I would at least check her out...

I meet so many women my age ( I am 45 and a single father, raising my 6 year old son) who so do not have it together when it comes to personal fiscal responsibility that this woman is truly a breath of fresh air. Why the assumption that she is psycho? Could she just be an extremely competant/confident, successful woman who has determined she wants it all(success, security, love, companionship, great sex life) and is willing to go the extra mile to get it? Of all sites, I would expect Suicide Girls to rise en masse and applaud. Perhaps there is a bit of schadenfraude (spelling?) going on in some of the posts.

I believe the part about having to sell the house to the man is a bit of an attention grabber only. She does not appear to be in dire straits for the money. But, if the house is worth $600,000, and she owns it free and clear, I see nothing wrong with her desire for a partner who is at least has the ability to participate on an equal level with her financially-keeps away the golddiggers. If nothing else, a pretty imaginative personal ad. Kudos

Yeah, you are right, and as it should be. "Foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of weak minds" or somthing like that.