Went around to a friend's house to see her and her baby daughter, we had lunch together and then another friend of ours partner who was 'just in the neighbourhood' popped in with his youngest daughter who was looking really, really pale.
Ten minutes later said daughter has exorcist vomited everywhere and her dad admits that she was feeling a bit peaky and had complained of a headache and 'rolling tummy' before her left the house AND that her sister and our friend have had/having (?) the norovirus!
Was I being unreasonable to ask why he thought it a good idea to bring a nausea feeling child to a house with a baby in it, just so he could catch up with his mate for half an hour before the football? And to ask if his wife, our friend, actually knows what he's doing? Was I being even more unreasonable to tell him it serves him right if he gets it (we are friends so though he knew I meant it he knew i wasn't being nasty to him) when he said he doesn't think the norovirus is 'all that big a deal', that we won't catch it and are overreacting and that his wife and child are just taking advantage of him looking after them?
The lucky bugger only came back this morning and apparently it was all yesterday they had it so he didn't see any vomiting until his poor daughter started.
I feel awful on his little girl but secretly pleased when he picked her up to take him home and she 'decorated' the front of his jumper. Poor thing was very poorly but it will serve him right if he gets it I think. It's bloody nasty and to spread it around and take the piss thinking his family are faking on it is nasty too.
I'm hoping he was just stupidly ignorant and I'm refraining from it but i'm so tempted now i know my friend's been ill to send her a 'feel better' text and tell her what his arseholeness said.