And so, the judge has finally decided that Heather Mills shall recieve the princely sum of c£24million for her four year marriage to Sir Paul McCartney.
Apparently she was asking for £125m and he had offerred £16m, therefore whichever you cut it, the settlement is far more in line with what was offerred as opposed to what was sought.
This reminded me of the Mastercard "Priceless" adverts - one of which described a young woman's "Favorite Things" and their price. The advert can be see at the above link, but was supported by the following commentary: -
Riding boots - $600
Vintage helmet - $129
Dive mask - $125
Zero gravity flight - $3,700
Fencing foil - $97
Singing lessons - $183
Getting the most out of life - "Priceless"
Heather Mills' version of the above advert
First class travel - £5m
Luxury holidays for life - £20m
Two Victorian Mansions - £45m
Bodyguard protection from the press - £10m
A staff of 50 to wait on every move - £45m
Convincing the public that you are not a manipulative, money-grabbing, vindictive old "harpie" - "Priceless"
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