Sunday, November 19, 2006
Grounds for divorce
In Lynch Heights, Delaware, a woman filed for divorce because her husband "regularly put itching powder in her underwear when she wasn't looking."
In Honolulu, Hawaii, a man filed for divorce from his wife, because she "served pea soup for breakfast and dinner...and packed his lunch with pea sandwiches."
In Frackville, Pennsylvania, a woman filed for divorce because her husband insisted on "shooting tin cans off her head with a slingshot."
In Loving, New Mexico, a woman divorced her husband because he made her salute him and address him as "Major" whenever he walked by.
One Winthrop, Maine, man divorced his wife because she "wore earplugs whenever his mother came to visit."
A Smelterville, Idaho, man won divorce from his wife on similar grounds. "His wife dressed up as a ghost and tried to scare his elderly mother out of the house."
One Tarittville, Connecticut, man filed for divorce after his wife left him a note on the refrigerator. It read, "I won't be home when you return from work. Have gone to the bridge club. There'll be a recipe for your dinner at 7 o'clock on Channel 2."
In Honolulu, Hawaii, a man filed for divorce from his wife, because she "served pea soup for breakfast and dinner...and packed his lunch with pea sandwiches."
In Frackville, Pennsylvania, a woman filed for divorce because her husband insisted on "shooting tin cans off her head with a slingshot."
In Loving, New Mexico, a woman divorced her husband because he made her salute him and address him as "Major" whenever he walked by.
One Winthrop, Maine, man divorced his wife because she "wore earplugs whenever his mother came to visit."
A Smelterville, Idaho, man won divorce from his wife on similar grounds. "His wife dressed up as a ghost and tried to scare his elderly mother out of the house."
One Tarittville, Connecticut, man filed for divorce after his wife left him a note on the refrigerator. It read, "I won't be home when you return from work. Have gone to the bridge club. There'll be a recipe for your dinner at 7 o'clock on Channel 2."
