WilliamC wrote:I went to work once and instead of my pepsi cans I took two bud lights for the community fridge. I'd have rather been forgetful.

This is funny, mostly because I can see the quick mix up of cans due to similar colors.

did that once but in tenth grade

jamiethekiller wrote:that was me this morning. just followed someone in

Shire has a very strict policy about not letting anyone without their badge. My concern is always leaving my laptop at home.

i have three weddings to go to over the course of a month starting in mid august. sigh.

need +1 to any of them?

feel ya caldogg. got 2 in October with a 5 day trip in Austin in the middle. and another in August. I've already been to 2 so far this year. and i already received information for 2 more next year

The Dude wrote:need +1 to any of them?

my cousins! im not gonna use the plus one to that one though. no offense to her but it will definitely be the least fun of the three for me.

jamiethekiller wrote:feel ya caldogg. got 2 in October with a 5 day trip in Austin in the middle. and another in August. I've already been to 2 so far this year. and i already received information for 2 more next year

yeah think it is like 3 in a five weekend stretch. one of the free weekends is a bach party for the september one.

two of them will be really fun though, just sucks to have all that time booked up already.

when the time comes, ask for recs in austin in the vaca thread. love that city.

yep. i'll probably be involved in the bachelor parties for all of them as well. end of summer/fall is basically already full for me

i only have on wedding/bach party this year. very happy about that. i am doing a reading at the church for the wedding

As a side note, it's totally OK to commiserate about stuff like that here. But a common social foe paw I see is people saying to someone who is having / is a guest of honor at a party "oh, I have so many wedding (birthday parties, etc.) this month". Their wedding/party is a lot of work and is very special to them. Making it seem like "just another entry on your social calendar" is really boorish and downplays the significance of their particular event. So, when talking to the guest(s) of honor, it's best to keep the riches of your calendar to yourself.

in company i've only expressed great joy about attending the weddings and bachelor parties. they're gonna be a legit blast and complete shit shows. only in hindsight do i realize that i'm gonna be shelling out probably close to a thousand dollars(if not more) in weddings/party in those 3 months.

If you look at only the top half of the thread title GOLF, it looks like it could be about Cole Hamels.

Bucky wrote:As a side note, it's totally OK to commiserate about stuff like that here. But a common social foe paw I see is people saying to someone who is having / is a guest of honor at a party "oh, I have so many wedding (birthday parties, etc.) this month". Their wedding/party is a lot of work and is very special to them.

You see that commonly? That's definitely douchebag talk. When people you love/like get married it is amazing and I can't even imagine someone spinning it off like that.

Bucky wrote:foe paw

Just curious, did you spell "faux pas" like this ironically?

Seems like the people that can't afford the gifts and prep work (clothes, appearance, travel, etc.) for each wedding are the ones that bring up the "so many weddings" stuff

phat is dying for bucky to say "no"

look at that humblebrag comment

ed sub posting me

BigEd76 wrote:Seems like the people that can't afford the gifts and prep work (clothes, appearance, travel, etc.) for each wedding are the ones that bring up the "so many weddings" stuff

This guy fucks, am I right?!