8/13 Went to a really close friend's wedding. Turned out that he had
me sitting in the back and now I'm pissed. How to get even?
\_ He got married, you are still free. Living free is the best
revenge. In a few years when she has taken multiple lovers
and is living in the grand cayman and has divorced him by
lying to the commie lesbian feminazi judge about him being
an inconsiderate, deadbeat, wifebeating, beer drinking
racist spousal rapist and he is stuck living out the rest
of his pathetic little life eating the throwaways in the
dumpsters outside of ranch99 market and sleeping in the
back of an abandoned 81 pinto, just remind him that you
sat in the back at his wedding and that you are still FREE!
\_ I hate people like you who are always so fucking jealous.
You people look for an excuse to be offended by something.
You're worse than those PC thugs.
\_ get the wife pregnant, induce labor at the latest time, and ten
bury her up to her neck in the desert and watch her die while
trying to give birth. Film it and send it in to mtv jackass.
\_ I think merely doing her will be simpler and better, only if
she's hot of course. Why bother the other steps?
\_ if she isn't hot, then you need
the whole idea.
\_ If she isn't hot, why are you willing
to do her?
\_ she's unimportant and trivial
in this case. casualty of war.
\_ Collateral casualty, baby.
\_ Maybe he thinks of you as such a close friend that you wouldn't mind
sitting in the back and leaving the front seats to some of his
arrogant relatives.
\_ Maybe he thinks of you as such a close friend that his wife
mumbles in her sleep about that hawt-looking pal of her
husband's that she wishes she got to know a little better.
Happens a lot. You'd do the same thing.
\_ Maybe he thinks of you as such a close friend that he
mumbles in his sleep about that hawt-looking pal of his
that he wishes he had got to know "intimately" and that
just scares her and she had him seat you in the back.
Happens a lot. If you had a girl, she would do the same
thing, unless she was into that two guy thing.
\- without knowing details, my guess is relatives got front
tables. and often-seen friends were assumed to be understanding
and lumped together at the back. as long as you were sitting
with resonable people who cares where the table is? i was best
man at a wedding and was at the "top table" and would have rather
been sitting with my friends rather than next to the bride's
father's "friend" who was some kind of millionaire communist
who made be bite my tongue more than the food. it is also possible
your friend wasnt heavily involved in who sat where and so he
isnt really culpable. i would pay more attention to how your
to get drunk and obnoxious, it worked out great.
relashionship hold up from here and give him the benefit of the
doubt ... e.e. does he say "i am glad you came, it was important
me to have you there". etc. --psb
\_ hey psb is your millionaire communist friend about
72 and hangs out at I-House a lot? - danh
\- naw she's a manhattanite who runs a "foundation". --psb
\_ when are you getting married psb? Are you straight?
\- what the hell brought this on. --psb
\_ you're being defensive.
\_ I just got married and we seated every guest by table, trying
to put people together who we thought would enjoy each other's
company at dinner. when it came time to place the tables
themselves in some particular order in relation to the head
table, we did it completely randomly. the only table we
intentionally placed anywhere was the parent's table. that went
right next to the head table. nobody seemed to mind where they
were sitting. then again, you could have been at my wedding
and if you were and we are close friends you should talk to me
about it.
\_ recent wedding i went to, the bride made sure all the Cal
people were all at a table in back where we we would be free
to get drunk and obnoxious, the colorfully dressed relative
from the traditional indian half of the couple took
up the front tables, it worked out great.
\_ What if you were a colorfully dressed traditional indian
who went to cal?
\_ To the original poster: Dude! Please! Do you always take things
personally? Did your friend ask you to be an usher or help out
with concessions, etc? My closest friend tied the knot last summer
and I was nowhere to be found on the church pews since I volunteered
in helping out with video-taping and other little stuff. Wedding is
a hectic event for all parties involved, I'm sure it's not his/her
intention to do whatever he/she did to you. Trust me, it's not you.
It's just the wrong situation.. - jthoms
\_ You are some kind of sicko, video-taping the last mintues of
freedom that your friend (or friends husband) had. Sick. You
should have yourself commited.
I agree that weddings are a hectic event. They are hectic in
the same way that a lynching or a public execution is a hectic
event, whenever a man is condemned its very hectic.
\_ ATTENTION DIVORCED GUY!!! I'm waiting for your response here
man. Tell us about your wedding day. I want to know. Really, I
really do want to know. - divorced guy's #1 fan
\_ I asked for punch and was given hemlock. No, wait. Compared
to marriage, drinking hemlock would have been a pleasure.
\_ Hemlock would have been over quickly, and required far less
dedication at first.
\_ I'm told that hemlock hurts at first, but then all your
worries just disappear. Marriage is completely the opposite.
Its not that bad in the beginning, but then you discover
that women are filthy lying scoundrels who can never be
trusted and that the pain never stops. It is as close to
eternal damnation as you can get in this world.
\_ if you don't know this already, you have no business
getting married. get some clue before you wed. |