Why can't she
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mistresszhivago — 17 years ago(August 09, 2008 10:14 AM)
If the real Gail O'Grady or an official representative is posting on her own board, that's pathetic
She's all sweet when someone posts that she looks like Audry Hepburn (what a hoot!) Gail is a beautiful woman (in appearance), but she does not look like Audrey.
But she's all pissy when someone wonders why she gets married 5 times/divorced 4 (almost 5) times and is only 45 years old!
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armywife2248 — 14 years ago(July 11, 2011 07:18 AM)
good thing all our personal lives aren't on constant display for random judgment, however, i seriously doubt she or anyone representing her would respond every time someone had something negative to say. i can't imagine they have that kind of time on their hands.
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mistresszhivago — 14 years ago(July 11, 2011 07:37 AM)
armywife2248: It would seem that Ms./Mrs. O'Grady DOES have that kind of time on her hands. It appears that gailogradycom is really Gail. Click the user "gailogradycom" and take a look at their posting "MY official site". It's her.
http://www.imdb.com/board/20641097/board/thread/23592425?d=23655369#23655369
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fiatlux-1 — 18 years ago(September 27, 2007 11:28 PM)
'Just curious as to why she can't seem to stay married for more
than a year.'
I was a bit curious about that too! I just looked at the Trivia section and saw this. Some people are just unlucky in marriage. Look at Elizabeth Taylor!
"Some laughed. He let them. His own heart laughed, and that was enough."
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mistresszhivago — 17 years ago(August 09, 2008 10:27 AM)
Too late babeskerooni!
John Stamatakis is her 5th and "estranged" husband
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jlb5947 — 16 years ago(August 15, 2009 10:28 PM)
I know why she most likely can't keep a husband. Actually, it's the typical reason for short marriages anyway.
You are in lust but you think you're in love and have found "the one". You ignore the red flags because once again, you're "in love". Well, once you get married, the honeymoon phase doesn't last for very long and you come back down to earth. You then start to see the other person's flaws and you can't live with them. Truth is, no foundation was set so when the going gets tough, everyone goes into flight mode. Love is about commitment and devotion. Commitment is all that's left when the passion and the fuzzy feelings fade. Marriage is a lot of work and no one wants to work at it anymore. I think the government needs to make it harder to get divorces and marriages.
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jlb5947 — 16 years ago(October 04, 2009 01:54 PM)
That is true but those who aren't meant to be married are the ones who can do the most for God's Kingdom. Of course, they have to dedicate their lives to Christ and stay celibate. Otherwise, she'll spend the rest of her life shacking up. Maybe she's trying to beat Liz Taylor's record.
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demolitionmachine — 14 years ago(September 17, 2011 02:41 PM)
The government? The global, possibly universal, joke the American government has made of itself (and, oh yes, I'm an American) makes it more than self evident that they need to keep their meddling, dishonest, unqualified, slack-jawed selves out of the marriage business, any further than they've already stepped which is of course right into each individuals wallet.
Seriously amazed this came from a professed Christian. Not trying to be insulting with that comment, but hey, it struck a bad chord.
Married and divorced twice, if that has any bearing on being qualified to comment at all.