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To not want to go for lunch

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Nibblertron · 18/02/2018 09:36

We are invited for lunch at a (sort of) friend’s house today, and I can’t think of anything I would less like to do. I just said to DH I’d rather poo-pick the garden and he agreed and said there’s a hole in the wall he'd prefer to concrete in.

I just can’t cry off though, it would be too rude. Got to go, get flowers and wine, grin and bear it. Bah!

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OP posts:
Peeetle · 20/02/2018 10:23

If my friend’s foreign wife had a new baby I’d be going out of my way to give her the benefit of any small doubt. I’d be taking a picnic lunch round, admiring the baby and maybe just maybe having a little moan about the twins comment to my dh on the way home.

gingergenius · 20/02/2018 11:05

I'm with you OP. Sounds rude, passive aggressive and lacking in manners.

Daddystepdaddy · 20/02/2018 11:11

Sounds like an opportunity to have some fun of you ask me. The great thing about people who don't like you is that you can't disappoint them.

GabsAlot · 20/02/2018 11:56

she sounds jealous of you did u see the baby at all?

oh yes twins are the same as having one of course it is silly cow

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