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Please do «Edit post» and change the title of the first post into something that actually is short and valid for the UK tabloid article in question, or this thead will be deleted as clickbait.

Bjornulf

Okay, Bjornulf. I hope the title is more suitable, now.

It just may happen. I always felt they had that tremendous interest in maintaining a fit lifestyle in common. Charlie Chaplin finally married for the duration while in his 70s.



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Daily Magazine is just gossip of course but a marriage would be a jackpot for her. The common child is a security for her but with a marriage she would strike gold.
Sir Michael is beaten by Al Pacino in this respect though: Al is to become a father again at 83 with his 29 year old girlfriend Noor Alfallah.
Bobby De Niro recently became a father, for the 8th time, at 79 also. So there is competion for Sir Michael. It is the perfect duo though: Money for youth.

These people are not afraid to make fatherless child in their early age.

The prime function for a father is, or at least used to be, to be the the economical provider for the family. With these kind of arrangements this is already taken care of.
And with a vagabond lifestyle as Sir Michael's his children won't be that emotionally attached to him - rather more to the mother.

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These people are not afraid to make fatherless child in their early age.

And that is their choice.A father can die at any age.Yes a father in his 70s won’t most likely live that much longer, but it is only really an issue when the father has no wealth to leave them which is not the case here.And a lot of young fathers can be very abusive, leaving lifelong scars.Most older fathers not likely

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These people are not afraid to make fatherless child in their early age.

And that is their choice.A father can die at any age.Yes a father in his 70s won’t most likely live that much longer, but it is only really an issue when the father has no wealth to leave them which is not the case here.And a lot of young fathers can be very abusive, leaving lifelong scars.Most older fathers not likely

I disagree with you about the wealth. Fatherhood is about everything and more.

Anyway, this thread isn’t about their child. Let’s keep things on topic

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I disagree with you about the wealth. Fatherhood is about everything and more.

If that was the case: Why would these young women hook up with men older than their grandpas? Aside from the money what is the benefit for a young woman to hook up with a 83-yearold?
How much do you think Al Pacino or Sir Michael will partake in this child's upbringing?

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I disagree with you about the wealth. Fatherhood is about everything and more.

If that was the case: Why would these young women hook up with men older than their grandpas? Aside from the money what is the benefit for a young woman to hook up with a 83-yearold?
How much do you think Al Pacino or Sir Michael will partake in this child's upbringing?

I was taking about fatherhood: raising your child to be a upstanding, moral, loving person. That doesn’t require wealth. Why are we discussing this, anyway? This thread was about the MailOnline article I stumbled across!

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Okay, Bjornulf. I hope the title is more suitable, now.

Sure. Thanks!

Bjornulf

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I disagree with you about the wealth. Fatherhood is about everything and more.

If that was the case: Why would these young women hook up with men older than their grandpas? Aside from the money what is the benefit for a young woman to hook up with a 83-yearold?
How much do you think Al Pacino or Sir Michael will partake in this child's upbringing?

I was taking about fatherhood: raising your child to be a upstanding, moral, loving person. That doesn’t require wealth. Why are we discussing this, anyway? This thread was about the MailOnline article I stumbled across!

And so? What do you really want us to discuss then? The Daily Mail?

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I disagree with you about the wealth. Fatherhood is about everything and more.

If that was the case: Why would these young women hook up with men older than their grandpas? Aside from the money what is the benefit for a young woman to hook up with a 83-yearold?
How much do you think Al Pacino or Sir Michael will partake in this child's upbringing?

I was taking about fatherhood: raising your child to be a upstanding, moral, loving person. That doesn’t require wealth. Why are we discussing this, anyway? This thread was about the MailOnline article I stumbled across!

And so? What do you really want us to discuss then? The Daily Mail?

I dunno! I just posted the Mail article about Mick’s partner and a potential proposal!

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I disagree with you about the wealth. Fatherhood is about everything and more.

If that was the case: Why would these young women hook up with men older than their grandpas? Aside from the money what is the benefit for a young woman to hook up with a 83-yearold?
How much do you think Al Pacino or Sir Michael will partake in this child's upbringing?

I was taking about fatherhood: raising your child to be a upstanding, moral, loving person. That doesn’t require wealth. Why are we discussing this, anyway? This thread was about the MailOnline article I stumbled across!

And so? What do you really want us to discuss then? The Daily Mail?

I dunno! I just posted the Mail article about Mick’s partner and a potential proposal!

Okay, then there is nothing to discuss. We don't even know whether it's true or not because the rumor comes from a gossip magazine. Why start a thread based on rumor?

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I disagree with you about the wealth. Fatherhood is about everything and more.

If that was the case: Why would these young women hook up with men older than their grandpas? Aside from the money what is the benefit for a young woman to hook up with a 83-yearold?
How much do you think Al Pacino or Sir Michael will partake in this child's upbringing?

I was taking about fatherhood: raising your child to be a upstanding, moral, loving person. That doesn’t require wealth. Why are we discussing this, anyway? This thread was about the MailOnline article I stumbled across!

And so? What do you really want us to discuss then? The Daily Mail?

I dunno! I just posted the Mail article about Mick’s partner and a potential proposal!

Okay, then there is nothing to discuss. We don't even know whether it's true or not because the rumor comes from a gossip magazine. Why start a thread based on rumor?

Because this is a Rolling Stones forum. This is a place where folk like to read and discuss Rolling Stones-related content, right? It isn’t your own personal cup of tea, but may be for others.

Almost every thread here is based on rumours

esp the new album thread ....



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Rumours on the New Album thread are perhaps not well-documented, but at least well-discussed ...

It's not so much the rumors, I don't mind them - they are what they are - rumors. Like the Daily Mail is The Daily Mail. The thing is that I (we) was discussing the subject more deeply, from a broader perspective only to be told that I was off the subject. Then I asked what he intended us to discuss but received a non-answer. So the thread is unintelligible to me until the thread starter informs me what to discuss - and he might as well tell me which opinion I'm supposed to have also...



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I don't get the news here. Of course, she wouldn't say no.

As far as fatherhood, I think Mick has spent quite a lot of time with Dev so far...when he's off tour, and also on.

~"Love is Strong"~

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I disagree with you about the wealth. Fatherhood is about everything and more.

If that was the case: Why would these young women hook up with men older than their grandpas? Aside from the money what is the benefit for a young woman to hook up with a 83-yearold?
How much do you think Al Pacino or Sir Michael will partake in this child's upbringing?

How would anyone know? And by the way , a lot of young fathers working 9-5 jobs hardly see their kids.Whereas Mick can make how ever much time he wants.And I’m certain he isn’t abusive or insulting to his child like a lot of young fathers are.This can lead to life long scars people never get over.I bet Mick is a great dad.And all his kids seem to have turned out well.



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I don’t doubt that Mick is a good father. Many younger, less affluent fathers are, too!

Don't do it Mick.

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Don't do it Mick.

+1.



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These people are not afraid to make fatherless child in their early age.

And that is their choice.A father can die at any age.Yes a father in his 70s won’t most likely live that much longer, but it is only really an issue when the father has no wealth to leave them which is not the case here.And a lot of young fathers can be very abusive, leaving lifelong scars.Most older fathers not likely

Interesting that you put wealth over growing up with a Father, I'd throw away my million to have me Dad back for a day.

This has nothing to do with faderhood or even love. It's a business deal. For a young woman, eager to court a geriatric, there are two necessary moves to make.
The first is to have a baby the second to get married. Otherwise the rich and famous celebrity may leave her penniless at any moment. A bad deal for her.

James Packer ....
even Mariah Carey rode off with gold ....



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leave her penniless at any moment.

I misread that for a moment…