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in being fecked off with my brother?

10 replies

Tutter · 02/03/2007 14:17

(ooh my first AIBU thread)

in brief(ish):

twas my wedding anniv yesterday and dh and i were thinking of going out for dinner. db rang and asked if he could stay, as he was working in london yday and then nearby today (he lives 200 miles away). of course i said yes - we don't see him that often.

so - he pitches up yday afternoon briefly before getting a train into london. plan was that he would head home at the same time ish as dh so dh could give him a lift back from the station.

texts arrived during the evening along the lines of "you'd better order the curry w/out me, not sure if i'll make the next train" etc etc. he gave us his curry order though which we kept warm.

by 10:15 (our usual bedtime ) i was fed up so called him. he was still in a pub in marble arch. at this point, the very earliest he could have got here would have been 11:45 even if he'd have left straight away. i told him dh was going to have to wait up as we weren't happy going to bed leaving the front door unlocked. he eventually texted to say he would stay in a colleague's hotel room and would get a train in the morning.

so - wedding anniv spent at home. curry wasted. more to the point, a feeling tjhat db would rather spend his evening with colleagues than his sister and bil.

taking the piss ne c'est pas? (this is par for the course behaviour with db - who is 34 not 17 btw - unfortunately)

(he finally pitched up at 9:15 this am and left again at 9:25)

(well done to anyone who made it through the thread)

OP posts:
MeMyselfI · 02/03/2007 14:19

He's taking the piss.

And he owes you a night's babysitting to make up for your night in!

TooTicky · 02/03/2007 14:19

Very inconsiderate of him.

ScottishThistle · 02/03/2007 14:20

Defo taking the piss, though if it's his usual behaviour I'd probably have told him sorry it's our anniversary we're going out!

DeviousDaffodil · 02/03/2007 14:21

Not very fair.

daktari · 02/03/2007 14:34

what scottishthistle said

ivelostmyboobsboohoo · 02/03/2007 14:37

sounds like my db, theyll never change. always hope maybe one day they will grow up and think of others.

dont change your plans for him again. stand him up a few times . tell him how pissed off you are.

i feel on your behalf

helenhismadwife · 02/03/2007 16:40

if hes anything like my brother he probably wouldnt have had a clue it was our anniversary, if he knew then its a bit off and I would have told him so

lulumama · 02/03/2007 16:41

tutter ..do you really need to ask if being fecked off about this is ok?

happy anniversary for yesterday

Tutter · 02/03/2007 17:52

thanks

you're right lulu - this should have just been a "i need to whinge" post

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