3 liter bottle

SouthernBum · 01-06-2006

oh yeah congrats, for real man....i know i kid a lot, but this time i kid not

25cm · 01-07-2006

What has me wondering, Ian, is "There were the three of us (Cheri, Sam and I) and our son...". Are you in one of those enlightened two-men-one-woman relationships and the three of you have a son?

Hey, congratulations on the kid! That's really terrific.

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Originally Posted by IanTheTall

rawbone and invisibleman,

thanks for understanding.

There were the three of us (Cheri , Sam and I) and our son, he mostly slept. Along with a married couple, that arrived a little early, to help get ready. An alleged friend and his squeeze. Plus two long time friends, that arrived late because they got stuck at their store; they gave us the bottle, which I accidentally saw a few months ago. They got it after we told them Cheri was pregnant. The bottle wasn't a "gag" gift, it was a very thoughtful gift and was probably very difficult to find (guessing it was $130-160).

What the problem was that someone that we thought was a good friend told some bimbo, that he's currently with/doing/whatever, that I'm hung and then went so far as to cheapen a great celebration and gift by making stupid remark. I don't think his newest bimbo actually meant any thing with her question, but he meant something with his reply to it.

The comment and the stares created an awkwardness for us three and the two couples, that are good friends.

Maybe I'm just making more out of this than it is because I'm tired from not sleeping through he night for 1-1/2 weeks.

Rikter8 · 01-07-2006

Everybody else and yourself already have this covered.

Id be frustrated too, knowing someone let the cat out of the bag and your only known as the "Hung one". Especially after the Magnum XL remark.

You have it right. A bimbo. Apparently her man is an appropriate match.
Giggle Snort Poo and all.

steve319 · 01-09-2006

Don't you hate it when your friends let you down this way? Such a nauseating feeling. Someone you let "in" to your private world just drops the ball in such a disappointing manner. I've been there, and I know the anger it sparks. Did he seem the least bit embarrassed or apologetic?

And, you know, it's especially inappropriate in cases like this. I mean, I enjoy sex and sex talk plenty, thank you, but there are times when it just isn't socially responsible. We're sexual beings, sure, but we're human beings too and should treat one another with expected respect and courtesy (feel a rant coming on...).

Anyway, I feel your pain, Ian. Try to let it go with a laugh and maybe revise your guest list at the next soiree.

tivers78 · 01-12-2006

I read that rather long posting of urs on another thread about the insecurity u had over ur body when u were younger so can undertand why this would be a sore point for u,especially on that specific occasion (congrats! by the way). Point is this, does ur friend now the way u feel about this and still disregard ur feelings? And maybe u shld take a bit more care in ur dressing to reduce bulge-visibility,thus cutting down on unwanted coments.