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I want to win ,i want to win,,,i would rather win something that was useful wouldnt you,,,i.Ijust wish it was for women to enter as well..good luck to the man who wins,,there is nothing worse than being stuck in a marriage to someone you dont want tobe stuck with anymore,,,
Posted by: christine of gorokan 3:11pm today

I would be surprised if the majority of Zoo's readers have even touched a real live woman, let alone married one...
Posted by: Lucy Jordan 2:55pm today

what about us girls !!! i want a divorce is it only open to men come on!!!!!!!!
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Men must explain why they deserve free divorce
Mag also offering introductions to new women

FIRST it ran a breast augmentation competition, now a men`s magazine is set to cause outrage again by giving its readers the chance to score a divorce.

Zoo Weekly is inviting men to explain why they deserve an all-expenses-paid split from their partner, promising to take care of it for the winner - from the legal costs to hooking up the "lucky" bloke with new women.

"The idea is we`re going to try to get this guy out back on the scene and try to set him up with some more suitable girlfriends to have a good time,`` the Australian magazine`s editor Paul Merrill said.

"When a marriage fails it`s always sad but what`s even sadder is being stuck under the same roof as someone who`s shagged your best mate or something.

"This is hopefully going to encourage people to see the error of their ways and get out rather than put up with 40 years of misery.``

Asked if the competition could be viewed as encouraging divorce, Merrill said: "You`d have to be pretty nutty to enter a competition to win a divorce if you`re happily married."

Zoo Weekly drew widespread criticism from academics and plastic surgeons last year when it offered readers a chance to win their girlfriends a boob job by sending in shots of her cleavage.

The competition was branded unethical, inappropriate and in poor taste.

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