Would YOU marry Harley Ralston? - Shag (1989) Discussion

[–] Cloudburst2000 15 years ago

Can't say. Don't really know him.

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Not willingly unless I had already taught him to loosen up a bit and to not be such a square. But it isn't possible to really change a person, is it? If Harley and Carson had gone through with the wedding, it would have been a disaster from the start! Buzz could see that just by meeting Harley once. And let's not forget how insulted he was...

Then again, Harley seems just right for Luanne.

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[–] ondia20 14 years ago

No. I'm too wild for Harley.

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[–] whoanelly (1558) 3 years ago

I totally agree. Harley is such a bore.

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[–] chikados18 14 years ago

Hell yeah I'd marry him!! He's rich, not bad looking, and I would've found plenty of ways to loosen him up. And if not, I'd divorce him and take half his fortune, hahaha!

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[–] novastar_6 14 years ago

Isn't the rule though that you have to be married 10 years to be entitled to half?

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[–] TheLightFantastic 12 years ago

I believe the 10 year thing varies from state to state. I think that's the case in California (remember Tom Cruise divorcing Nicole Kidman just a few months shy of being married 10 years).

To answer the OP's question, I wouldn't have married Harley. He was irritating and struck me the type of guy who would just get more annoying and controlling over time. One of those dudes who expected perfection from his wife and kids but went around cheating with other women. Lol

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[–] whoanelly (1558) 3 years ago

California is a community property state.

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[–] PinkPancreas 9 years ago

20 years ago at age 20 I'd have said no but now at age 40 I'd say sure! Hell, I'd even marry the crazy dancing dude in the hat and sunglasses!

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[–] MedioSiglo 9 years ago

Not then and not now! It's the Social Security ten year rule, but only if one is the first spouse and hangs in for ten years.

Why ain't you at the garden party you heathen?

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[–] janfizz 8 years ago

me too....

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