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RIGHTS AND WRONGS OF THIS

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Putthatbookdown · 07/05/2012 07:25

wHERE i WORKED BEFORE IT was common for colleagues to ask each other home for dinner etc I asked a younger colleague and thought she would refuse being 10 years younger etc she would have more to do,She immediately asked if she could bring a friend but gave no details. This girl came along -also much younger and nothing in common with me -nothing against her but little in common re intersts, background etc HOWEVER she was keen to meet me I asked why she had been broughtt here and the reply was "the Church* but the girl was an atheist.Other family members/friends did not like her. I could not have invited her to my home as I did not know her could I?But the girl said I had been told about her and that is why I invited her Rubbish I was told nothing about her As these 2 were close friend I think the likelehood was she was told about me and the other one wanted to meet me otherwise she would have refused the invite: please adjudicate on this .

OP posts:
Bumdrop · 08/05/2012 09:10

The RIGHTS and Wrongs of this post ???

answers on a postcard ...

tantrumsandballoons · 08/05/2012 09:19

The actual POINT of this post might be a better question!

Bumdrop · 08/05/2012 09:21

Rights :
socially motivated.
Thoughtful
Wrongs:
incongruent ????

tantrumsandballoons · 08/05/2012 09:28

Wrongs- incomprehensible post?

Pipachi · 08/05/2012 09:40

RIGHTS: (grin)

Pipachi · 08/05/2012 09:42

:o

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