This former A list singer turned B list casino circuit singer blasted her actor husband when he tried to order something expensive at a restaurant. She said that when he gets a job and starts paying for something he can order what he wants.
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16 comments:
LeAnn Rimes
Actually, Eddie has a job on Rosewood.
So funny.
Whoever this is, good for her!
When I was dating way back in the old days if a woman ordered the most expensive menu item, I never had a second date with them.
(But, she could have stopped before invalidating the guy with the jobless rant, though.)
=)
Hey! It's tough being an "actor."
98% are usually out of work!
Jeez, let him have the Tour of Italy. C'mon, live a little!
Nah, lemann doesn't want ediot to have or keep a job because she knows he'll get some strange. She's too jealous and insecure.
Nah, LeMann doesn't want ediot to have or keep a job because she knows he'll get some strange. Jealous and insecure that one.
"How dare you order the bacon double cheeseburger! Didn't I just get finished telling you that I am still trying to get a foothold in this real estate business thing? Let's just call it a night!"
Didn't Leann intervene in some job offered to him because it would have required traveling and she didn't trust him. She knows how she is going to lose him and trying to squash the inevitable.
Order the most expensive thing to let your date know you're willing to put out
I saw a sign of Leann for the Hardrock Cafe while driving on the highway. I'm inclined to think this is her but I see her doing the exact opposite as a way to secure his affection.
Well done, but I wonder if the replies would be the same if the earning dough part of the couple was the male.
Natalie Maines - Dixie Chicks
Hahaha! Often its the other way around.
That's too funny. Doesn't Eddie get residuals from Third Watch? He should do some gay porn. He'd make a killing as a bottom ;)
David - It's actually th either way around, imbecile: when I was dating, if I really hated the guy (and the most hateful ones revealed themselves immediately) and thought he was obnoxious and vile, I'd always go for the most expensive thing on the menu.
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