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Tuesday, March 26, 2024

Three women? That's what we call a glutton for punishment

A Houston man found himself behind bars for three years after repeatedly marrying multiple women since 2019. Orlando Coleman,51, was handed the sentence last week for marrying a third woman just two months after being placed on probation for being simultaneously married to two other women.

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  1. Bigamy is when you have one wife too many. Monogamy is the same thing…

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  2. Billionaire Dallas Oilman H.L. Hunt had 3 wives too. He commented that "When you have genes like mine, you make sure you pass them around." He sired 9 children.

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  3. Is that bigamy or trigamy?

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  4. Irving J itcuballsMarch 26, 2024 at 8:43 AM

    He's a better man than I, I've had one for 38 years and one is enough to deal with....futz that shit, no thanks....

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  5. Some would say that having one wife is one too many.

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  6. Orlando believes that variety is the spice of life. However, he'd been better off both legally and financially turning to a spicy variety of hookers

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    1. It is said that if it flies, floats or fornicates, it is cheaper to rent it. I heard that somewhere.

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    2. 3 wives? Makes sense from an organizational standpoint. One Saudi guy I used to work with explained it this way - you always have an odd number of wives. This way, the group dynamics are that they form 2 groups that argue and fight with each other, instead of focusing their ire on you. It is more stable that way.

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  7. Wasn't there a TV show about that...Sister Wives or something?

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  8. It's not punishment - its called mercy.

    wojtek

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  9. Piker...
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giovanni_Vigliotto

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  10. What is the punishment for having two wives? Having two wives. By extension, three in this case.

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