> news:5cc21f22-4e33-4895-aa52-56c1f9305338@25g2000hsx.googlegroups.com...
> On Aug 29, 11:10 pm, "Betsy" <b.fern...@comcast.net> wrote:

> > "pusssyk...@aol.com" <PUSSSYK...@aol.com> wrote in message

> >news:0fa91694-b1da-4dbf-9fc0-a2829609a2a8@d45g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...http://tinyurl.com/5blf3n
> > Call it One Matronly Messing Around Blind Vice. Shirley Surly's a very
> > famous half to a highly visible couple these days. Both spouses are
> > good looking. Both married types act like they're friggin' single, and
> > they've done this for years. Not saying they've had orgies after the
> > PTA meetings every other Tuesday, just that these two ain't exactly a
> > Tom-and-Rita-type duo, not at all. And even though Shirley and her man
> > are currently doing their damnedest to patch things up, we're told
> > it's just because they want to look more together in their fancy
> > neighborhood (what a friggin' lame reason, obviously this latest
> > effort at a unified domestic front is so not going to work). Shirley's
> > bitchy friends—who just adore the Awful Truth, thank get-even heavens—
> > are most def not buying this nascent happy-couple act. And their fave
> > reason for citing why they insist S2's attempt is not going to last?
> > "Her affair with the surfing instructor," bellowed one of these big-
> > haired broads. "They're just never going to get past it, I don't
> > think." Love! It's all like some movie Aaron Spelling would have
> > written before he croaked, starring Donna Mills or Lori Loughlin, or
> > somebody. Maybe he did? Anyway, things don't look too sweet for sour
> > Shirl's and her hubby—a happy 'n' squeaky ending does not appear
> > forthcoming, promise. 'Cause the hunky dude with the board ain't the
> > only cat in this pussy's bag. And It Ain't: Kate Capshaw, Annette
> > Bening, Hillary Clinton

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> > How about Susan Sarandan and Tim Robbins?

> Sarandan and Robbins aren't married.
> ****

> I know. The phrase "married types" makes me think they are living together
> as "married types" even though they are not married. It never says
> "husband" or "wife". Just my interpretation.

> Betsy