Chronos, wodz, Theodore Mayer, Nefarious or whoever you are

You were getting married in 2006. What happened? Did she hear that you were hacking?

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=418&p=2730&hilit=concussion#p2730

Or are you telling us that you're presently married?

Ok so this is just in.

Chronos is married. Get this...not to one girl, not two, but four. Yes, 4. The chick in his avatar is one of his wives. Despite the fact that his match.com profile states that he's looking for a female with wife credentials. His excuse for that is that no chicks would look at his profile if they knew he was married.

It's also normal for people in china to have 4 wives

Who would go out saying "yeah im married but lets fuck anyways", the success rate is low.

Polygamy

This section discusses the social and legal aspects of polygamy, mostly polygyny (one man, multiple women), in traditional Chinese society. The traditional culture does not prohibit or explicitly encourage polygyny (except as a way to obtain male children).

The scope of practice is limited by the number of available women, as well as the financial resource of the man, since he has to be able to support the women. Therefore polygyny is mostly limited to parts of the upper to middle class; while among the rest of the population monogamy can be regarded as the norm. Historical written records is probably skewed with regard to the actual prevalence of polygamy, since the elite can be safely assumed to be overrepresented in them.

Sororate marriage

Sororate marriage is a custom in which a man marries his wife's sister(s). Later it is expanded to include her cousins or females from the same clan. The Chinese name is 娣媵 (娣=younger sister,媵=co-bride). It can happen at the same time as he marries the first wife, at a later time while the wife is still alive, or after she dies. This practice was frequent among the nobility of Zhou Dynasty, with incidences occurring at later times.

Multiple wives with equal status

* Emperors of some relatively minor dynasties are known to have multiple empresses.

* Created by special circumstances. For example, during wartime a man may be separated from his wife and mistakenly believe that she had died. He remarries, and later the first wife is found to be alive. After they are reunited, both wives may be recognized.

* Qianlong Emperor of Qing dynasty began to allow polygamy for the specific purpose of siring heirs for another branch of the family. Called "multiple inheritance" (兼祧), if a man is the only son of his father 單傳), and his uncle has no son, then with mutual agreement he may marry an additional wife. A male child from this union becomes the uncle's grandson and heir. The process can be repeated for additional uncles.

Beside the traditional desire for male children to carry on the family name, this allowance partially resolves a dilemma created by the emperor himself. He had recently banned all non-patrilineal forms of inheritance, while wanting to preserve the proper order in the Chinese kinship. Therefore, a couple without son cannot adopt one from within the extended family. They either have to adopt from outside (which was regarded by many as passing the family wealth to unrelated "outsiders"), or become heirless. The multiple inheritance marriages provided a way out when the husband's brother has a son.

Concubinage -

Women in concubinage (妾) are treated as inferior, and expected to be subservient to the wife (if there is one). The women were not wedded in a whole formal ceremony, had less right in the relationship, and may be divorced arbitrarily. They generally come from lower social status or were bought as slaves. Women who had eloped may also become concubines since a formal wedding requires her parents' participation.

The number of concubines is sometime regulated, which differs according to the men's rank. Emperors almost always have multiple royal concubines.

A somewhat different form of it is the so-called "two primary wives" (兩頭大). Traditionally, a married woman is expected to live with her husband's family. When the husband has to live away from his family, however, she has to stay with her in-laws and take care of them. A man who thus suffers chronic separation from his wife, such as a traveling merchant, may "marry" another woman where he lives and set up a separate household with her. Due to the geographical separation, the second woman often regards herself as a full wife for all practical matters, yet legally this marriage is not recognized, and she is treated as a concubine. In China specifically, in cases where the primary wife fail to have sons to prolong the family name, a secondary wife is allowed by law via the sing-song girls concept.

This practice has influenced the recent surge of polygamy in mainland China. Since the opening of China's border in the 1970s, businessmen from Hong Kong and Taiwan started setting up "secondary wives" (二奶) in the mainland. Since then the practice has spread to local affluent men.

According to Chinese criminal law, married people who leave home to live with their lovers are considered to have committed bigamy.

Polyandry, the practice of one woman having multiple husbands, is traditionally considered immoral, prohibited by law, and uncommon in practice. However, there are instances in which a man in poverty rents or pawns his wife temporarily.

your story is swiss cheese

<nighthawk> hey chronos
<nighthawk> why delete your posts from the shit forum?
<nighthawk> want to convince others that i photoshopped your name?

shamed once again

know your role little dickwad

found a new one on match, hopefully can get married soon and she will be mrs #5

btt

i know it's difficult for your little virgin mind to comprehend, but lots of broads dig married guys.

wedding rings make them cream their pants.

rings also do not block holes

Internet thugs...
HAHAHahahaha.
That's so "97" you little kids are living in the past.
Teddy is a tall bastard piece of asshole from West Haven, Connecticut, but you children don't know him at all. You don't know where he grew up, who he grew up with or what he's accomplished as a person. I guess the internet must be comforting against all the years your fathers fondled you little girls as children. This is pretty enjoyable though, I'll go back to reading all of this Troll talk you youngins' seem to be good at.

Do you guys talk about JK lies during your disfunctional family dinners?

Wodz and KuD are brothers

viewtopic.php?f=15&t=291&p=1551&hilit=kud#p1551

Perhaps you also have shit/puke/piss porn fetish? Should I ask Brett Wilson?

He and I are not related.
We're brothers as in I've known him since I was 10.
I never talk about JK because that game blows and I bought a X-box 360 a bunch of years ago. You guys should look into it. That or look into getting a job, girlfriend, sex life, life.
Was that a pick up line?
You asking me about what my sex life is like?
Sorry kiddo, I'm not into homosexuals.
Good luck on your internet trolling though.

He and I are not related.
We're brothers as in I've known him since I was 10.
I never talk about JK because that game blows and I bought a X-box 360 a bunch of years ago. You guys should look into it. That or look into getting a job, girlfriend, sex life, life.
Was that a pick up line?
You asking me about what my sex life is like?
Sorry kiddo, I'm not into homosexuals.
Good luck on your internet trolling though.

It blows my mind that one would ever want to associate with such atrocious disaster known as Ted Carl Mayer the fucking third.

For him to call you a brother you must be very much like him, right? As in with similar interests and similar point of view, yes?

If what I said above is true... then you're the following:

1. A fucking creep
2. A pedophile
3. A liar
4. Are into scat porn
5. Mentally inept to fit into normal society
6. A person that classifies paying for international sex as "business travels"

I think you also don't quite understand the difference between "trolling" and providing factual information, are you that fucking stupid?

[4:55:54] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： in 1999 i got in a accident and hurt my head very bad

[4:56:08] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： now my childhood is all gone

[4:56:18] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： so sad

[4:56:50] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： mmm i recover slowly and always have trouble with short term memory

[4:56:56] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： still bad now

[4:57:21] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： when the accident happened it erased most of my past memory

[4:57:31] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： and now causes problems with short term memory

[4:57:42] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： things like "what did i eat for dinner last night?" are tough questions

[5:00:40] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： i did not forget basic things

[5:00:48] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： math, science, geography

[5:01:01] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： only forget events, friends, past

He probably doesn't remember being your friend at that age since he lost his memory a few years later. It really doesn't do you any good to bring that up.

[4:55:54] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： in 1999 i got in a accident and hurt my head very bad

[4:56:08] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： now my childhood is all gone

[4:56:18] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： so sad

[4:56:50] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： mmm i recover slowly and always have trouble with short term memory

[4:56:56] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： still bad now

[4:57:21] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： when the accident happened it erased most of my past memory

[4:57:31] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： and now causes problems with short term memory

[4:57:42] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： things like "what did i eat for dinner last night?" are tough questions

[5:00:40] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： i did not forget basic things

[5:00:48] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： math, science, geography

[5:01:01] Ted Mayer我的朋友 说： only forget events, friends, past

He probably doesn't remember being your friend at that age since he lost his memory a few years later. It really doesn't do you any good to bring that up.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
He doesn't even remember who I am.