Dear Diver,
I'm on the way outs with my wife, and as a matter of fact, have been seeing someone in another state. Well I did it
now, I went to see the "other," and we went skiing and I blew out my knee! How do I gently, without wanting to rock
the boat, tell my soon-to-be-ex about this?
- Ouch, via e-mail
Dear Ouch,
Sorry to be a realist, but the boat has already been rocked. In fact, that ship has sailed. Why don't you dig your
hole deeper and tell your wife that you busted your knee "rockin' the boat." Your alimony payments should be great
after that little piece of info is revealed. I suppose that's what you get for skiing"out of bounds."
- Sourly,
Diver
Diver,
Question for you, hope it's not out of your league. Do things like portable DVD players on road trips hurt your kids'
imaginations? We can't drive a freaking hour without these kids needing some form of electronic entertainment,
looking out the window and using their imagination is way out of the question. Millions of families have been taking
road trips since the invention of the car without this stuff, why are kids so spoiled and incapable of entertaining
themselves now?
- Dad in Durango
Dear Dad,
First off, nothing is out of my league.Secondly, you need
toimmediately throw away all books and any other literacy-friendly
paraphernalia you might have around the kids. Cover upthe windows,put
a movie on and enjoy the corporate American way. We need to
further spoil the possibility of intellect in future American
generations; don't you think?
- Bring on the robots,
The Diver
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Diver: Maggie and John from J-Bo's.
Facts: Please lighten up and stop taking this advice seriously.
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Dear Diver,
What is the best way to avoid the possible upcoming draft? I don't want to go to war! These are different times.
People were pumped for war in 1942 and 1915, but now? It's the 21st Century, right?
- Possible Dodger in Dolores
Dear Dodger,
You don't want to go to war? You should be so lucky to be all that you can be. I happen to think the current war in
Iraq, now two years later, is still a very worthy cause. You should offer your services in the great conquest to
retrieve our oil from under their sand. How it wound up there in the first place, I'll never know.
- Sign up today,
Divers
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