At least five wives have been forced to come face to face with mistresses whose existence was kept from them by their husbands, who have been trapped more than 2,300ft below since a cave in on August 5. One miner has four women fighting over him in an effort to claim compensation offered to the families of those facing between three to four months underground until a rescue shaft can reach them.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/new...-Chilean-miners.htmlSome are probably saying "uh, I think I will just stay down here and, uh, clean the place up a bit"
I'm on board with the humor in this, but for accuracy's sake it should be noted that divorce in Chile is very different than divorce in the U.S. For one thing, divorce only became legal in Chile in 2004.
How dare you attempt to impede our god-given right as Americans to impose our social conventions and moral outrage on citizens of other countries?!?
Well, what woman wouldn't want a miner? They're well-known for their ability to tunnel deep into the earth, and stay there for hours-even days!
It's not just the ladies that like miners.-Michael Jackson
Chilean mine starting to sound not bad
