Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for June 02, 2009

No one wins and everyone runs around in circles.

So when you divorce, do they become your out-laws?

WWH Yes they do, that is the common term.

All they do is go round and round. and different directions.

As an In-Law myself, I can say most assuredly that both couples are running in the direction of their best intentions.

Good one wndrwrthg!

But I was a little disappointed that they didn’t carry the pun into double-entendre using three couples (caucasian, African-american, metis (Hispanic))

I’ve never seen the term “outlaws” in the context of divorce. But for years, I have seen it used (and use it myself) to describe relationships based on a couple who are living together but not married. I have had lots of outlaws for years, but half of them became inlaws when my older son got married last month.

Actually in my case they are identified as “My wife’s family” tey are of no relation, kinship or consequence to me.

That’s cold m’Lord…

Not my favorite, but peoples reactions make it funny.

I have been very lucky in inheriting nice in-laws, but until now, not so lucky in choosing mates.

I agree with cleokaya, my in- laws were very kind.

In-law competitors race against each other for win! Good luck!

Redshoescow said, about 6 hours ago All they do is go round and round. and different directions.

Exactly! That makes sense! :-)