Watched an old Western favourite, Shane, last night and Mrs D laughed in all the wrong places. Is that grounds for divorce? If so, who would get custody of the dog?

I vote she gets the dog just for sitting through an old western :p unpopular opinion but I just don't like those ... Even though I've never seen one :)

Get the dog and run didge u know she will take the house

Great movie ! Total Classic ! I watched it the other day myself. Yep ! Divorce her. You might lose a bunch but what she did was totally bad. Shame on her ! Make her watch it again Didge !

The book was far better than the movie, though the movie had it's good parts. Look at how Shane dressed on the original book fly leaf. Far superior to Lad's buckskin look.

Not grounds for divorce, but consoling might be in ordeder. 

Dear Didge,

The only things this is grounds for is...growing even thicker scales where you used to have skin !

Nope, I'm happy that she's still laughing.

Didge, when she wants to get frisky tonight, tell her you have a headache. Hold out for as many days as you can until she begs to watch the movie again and show the proper respect.

So sorry, Didge.  Now, be honest - how do you behave when she watches An Affair to Remember?  LOL

I think Mrs. Didge might get a kick out of this old Andrews Sisters song:

Didge, I am voting for a trial separation, so you and she will be able to work through this recent conundrum. As for the dog.....perhaps the pooch could simply reside with a third party, such as Rooster, who has a wonderful pool, until this situation resolves itself.

I think the dog should choose who gets to live with it.

They are very insightful creatures.

That way, we will know which of you actually did the appropriate laughing.