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vvvvomito · 14/02/2005 10:52

following on from Issymum's post.

How would you define "harmless flirting?" Does it exist?

Have just received Valentines message from a friend; he is married, so am I.

Would you reply or just ignore it?

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Beetroot · 14/02/2005 10:57

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Flossam · 14/02/2005 10:58

I second beetroot

givenupforlent · 14/02/2005 10:59

ignore it or send a return one to married friend and wife from you and dh

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vvvvomito · 14/02/2005 11:00

I am pathetically flattered by it.....

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Beetroot · 14/02/2005 11:04

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hhhharlot · 14/02/2005 11:11

Sigh.

Am going to get rid of it and am NOT going to reply, even if he is ggggorgeous.

Dh would go ape if he knew...

rickman · 14/02/2005 11:15

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hhhharlot · 14/02/2005 11:18

Just "Happy Valentine's Day" xxx

It was in English, he is french, so he woulod have had to have gone to the trouble of finding out how to say it in English.

Beetroot · 14/02/2005 11:35

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