Well, That Was the Saddest Birthday Party Ever...
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12-28-2008, 05:32 AM
RE: Well, That Was the Saddest Birthday Party Ever...
ORIGINAL: HAVOC
maybe you should try and make it up by taking her out and showing her that she is the most special person in your life no matter what. wether its 100 people or just youin the room..all she needs to know is that you love her and would do anything for her. sometimes as guys we think that our women know this already but ive never met a girl who doesnt like being reminded of why they fell in love with us...
maybe you should try and make it up by taking her out and showing her that she is the most special person in your life no matter what. wether its 100 people or just youin the room..all she needs to know is that you love her and would do anything for her. sometimes as guys we think that our women know this already but ive never met a girl who doesnt like being reminded of why they fell in love with us...
Jules :-)
EDIT: George just do this, trust me you cant go wrong!! :-)
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12-28-2008, 06:45 AM
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RE: Well, That Was the Saddest Birthday Party Ever...
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Damn George I'm sorry to hear that. This is a very bad time of year to have a birthday. Most people just wore out from holiday parties, but it was very inconsiderate for them to at least not have notified you that they weren't coming and partying will have of course been better. When we had little to no responsibilities, other than to ourselves. I love the company of good friends but I cherish the time spent with my son, even more happy birthday to the wife George
Damn George I'm sorry to hear that. This is a very bad time of year to have a birthday. Most people just wore out from holiday parties, but it was very inconsiderate for them to at least not have notified you that they weren't coming and partying will have of course been better. When we had little to no responsibilities, other than to ourselves. I love the company of good friends but I cherish the time spent with my son, even more happy birthday to the wife George
Thanks for the kind words guys. I'll tell her that at least you guys send your best!
...hey, the good news is that we have a ton of ice cream cake left over. I love that stuff!
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12-28-2008, 07:14 AM
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12-28-2008, 09:57 AM
RE: Well, That Was the Saddest Birthday Party Ever...
If she`s feeling a little neglected, we could start a Happy Birthday to Mrs. Greek thread, and you could show it to her when it reaches about 150 posts. That might cheer her up.
My son`s birthday is today, and it`s always tough getting his friends together since a lot of them are at grandma`s house, or otherwise out of town during school`s winter break.
And your friends are weak for not showing up last night. You gave them a few days to recover from Christmas and a few more to rest up for New Year`s Eve. No excuses.
My son`s birthday is today, and it`s always tough getting his friends together since a lot of them are at grandma`s house, or otherwise out of town during school`s winter break.
And your friends are weak for not showing up last night. You gave them a few days to recover from Christmas and a few more to rest up for New Year`s Eve. No excuses.
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