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I missed drama? OK kare. First it was not your responsibility to rein in the guy at your own shower. It was his wife's if anyone. Second,
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by
loosilu
thx. i kinda consider him a friend too, which is why i was thinking i should have paid more attention and said something.
Posted by
kare (aka kare)
May 10 '10, 09:57
just hope it all turns out ok.
Responses:
FWIW, I don't think you'd be out of line AT ALL to say something to the guy.
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Jim
May 10, 10:04
The party was in your honor. She was the hostess and his wife. it was her problem. -- nm
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loosilu
May 10, 09:59
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I agree with this, but I'd also append the statement that it's *his* problem. (nm)
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musubi
May 10, 10:06
10
yeah, i'm a little on the fence about her being responsible because she's his wife, too. i get what people mean by it, but it's a little dicey
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kare
May 10, 10:09
4
Yeah. I mean, the wife is your friend and was host, so it's only natural that you contact her first,
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musubi
May 10, 10:15
Definitely not your responsibility. -- nm
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Jim
May 10, 10:10
(then again, i emailed *her* about it, not him... ;) -- nm
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kare
May 10, 10:09
1
*finger to nose* -- nm
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loosilu
May 10, 10:10
his problem creates a problem for kare, which is not ok. -- nm
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loosilu
May 10, 10:07
4
let me just also say, that i'm pissed he did this. really pissed. he didn't have enough
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kare
May 10, 10:11
2
You have every right to be pissed. If his wife talking to him doesn't work out, I think you should uninvite him yourself. -- nm
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loosilu
May 10, 10:12
1
ok, maybe something less dramatic ... inform him that the minute he acts up, he's going home. -- nm
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loosilu
May 10, 10:12
Yes it does. (nm)
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musubi
May 10, 10:09
...and if he had other friends there, they should have done something. -- nm
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loosilu
May 10, 09:59
yup. -- nm
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znufrii
May 10, 09:59
it really is not your problem though. nm -- nm
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groiny
May 10, 09:58
5
hmm. well maybe i'm trying to take too much responsiblity. i think the fact that you naturally feel some responsibility for how people get along
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kare
May 10, 10:03
4
yes, but that's the hostess' issue. -- nm
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loosilu
May 10, 10:03
3
Maybe for that particular instance...but I think kare's focus has already shifted to the coming events and the fear that it could repeat. -- nm
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Jim
May 10, 10:05
2
oh, absoliutely. She has every right to worry about him at her wedding.
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loosilu
May 10, 10:05
1
;)
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kare
May 10, 10:12
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