Oz
You're all F'in Mad...
crabcake said:well, ya know, i only get brave enough to use it after a few beers.
Bud Light?
crabcake said:well, ya know, i only get brave enough to use it after a few beers.
Dixie said:This is my future ex wife.
AMP said:That's kinda trippy. I like it because people might not get it the first time, but might be too embarassed to ask. heehee Thanks!
mich ultraOz said:Bud Light?
better make it a 12 ... 6 will barely make me tipsy.Oz said:How many?
chaotic said:If you are friends, you could just say, "This is my friend Hildy. Hildy, this is Geert." If you aren't friends anymore, why are you socializing?
That doesn't mean I didn't find it awkward, while I was separated. Now that I am divorced, I am no longer "divorced", I am "not married." Less a need to explain anything, and I don't get judgement-looks.
crabcake said:better make it a 12 ... 6 will barely make me tipsy.
I may not need all 12, but 6 will leave me thirsty for a 7th.Oz said:WOW! That's a lot of nectar...
But, noted for future reference...
crabcake said:I may not need all 12, but 6 will leave me thirsty for a 7th.
Tends to be the other way around when I have a few.Oz said:I do enjoy watching others tie one on, so
Defendant? :shrug:AMP said:How do you introduce or refer to a spouse from whom one has been separated for several years, divorce coming as soon as wife gets a job with benefits. Not with friends, but with casual acquaintances, new people, etc.
"my soon to be ex"?
"my ex"?
"Joe/Sue"?
It is socially embarassing when someone says "ex" but then launches into the explanation of how they are separated but not divorced yet but will be at some point, even though they are still good friends... But how else to put it? If you say "ex" people ask if you are dating, then you have to backtrack and say, "well, we're really not divorced yet..."
crabcake said:Tends to be the other way around when I have a few.
Pete said:Defendant? :shrug:
Pete said:Defendant? :shrug:
so truePete said:Defendant? :shrug: