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In response to "So, a friend of a friend I met a year and a half ago is a friend on Facebook. He just started posting to whom I assume is his ex-wife." by nubby

I don't think he is using infidel correctly.

Posted by David (aka David) Feb 13 '12, 21:27

I had something similar happen a few days ago. A high school friend has raised a skanky daughter who got engaged to a guy after six weeks. The mother of his two kids (he's 19) crashed the FB engagement announcement with a post of "he's been engaged to four women now". Helicopter mom jumped in with an ill-considered reply and things escalated for sixty replies from there.

On the plus side, helicopter mom must be thrilled to know her daughter is back on dudes since the girl-girl action had her ranting like a lunatic. She went through entire photo collections and made inappropriate remarks about rug munching.

FB is the greatest thing ever to happen.

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unrelated but related: we use the word "infidelicious" to describe my best friend's wife. you can guess what we mean. -- nm - amanda jones Feb 13, 21:29 8
- Adorable! -- nm - David Feb 13, 21:31 7
  - yes. molly is adorable. that's what we mean. -- nm - amanda jones Feb 13, 21:33
  - Hmm, autocorrect protected wiggie there. - David Feb 13, 21:32 1
    - Die. Scream. Ing. nm - ralph wiggum Feb 13, 21:34
  - (a*dork*able) - pixitude Feb 13, 21:32 3
    - This doesn't make me feel good about myself. -- nm - David Feb 13, 21:33 2
      - You're right to feel ashamed. -- nm - nubby Feb 13, 21:33 1
        
        I just wanted to flirt with my db. Now I regret everything. -- nm - David Feb 13, 21:34
Pure awesome. -- nm - nubby Feb 13, 21:29

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I don't think he is using infidel correctly.

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