another friend

[Prester John]

haha tie the pant legs around your shoulders, and wear them there.

with the kilt, of course.

Good luck!

[michael steinrok]

haha tie the pant legs around your shoulders, and wear them there.

with the kilt, of course.

Good luck!

I'm still laughing thanks

[michael steinrok]

The insensitive cheeky bugger just came back and had the nerve to tell me I should think about other peoples' feelings. If I didn't need a ride to the airport I'd leave now.

[Schultz]

Wow.

Just wow.

This guy obviously has no idea what the concept of hospitality is. You don't open the door to your house to someone then mock them.

[Prester John]

This is a 'friend'?

I hope your other friends are more friendly.

Something must be in his craw. Make the best of it while you're there.

[GlassMan]

Personally I'd politely tell him that he should think about your feelings and then call a cab.

[flyv65]

I agree w/ Glassman: apologize for not thinking of his feelings, and take a cab or shuttle to an airport hotel for the night. Who knows? Maybe he'll see the irony in what you said. I don't have any friends who'd say something like that, although I *do* have a friend who still calls my kilt a skirt (of course, I call his Lederhosen a B&D costume).

Bryan...if you can't kid your friends who can you screw with?...

[michael steinrok]

Doing laundry now going to finish cleaning up and see how I feel. It never pays to run off half cocked. I might ask him to drop me off to the airport it's 45 miles away :rolleyes:

[mudd]

The insensitive cheeky bugger just came back and had the nerve to tell me I should think about other peoples' feelings. If I didn't need a ride to the airport I'd leave now.

Sounds just like something my mother-in-law would say. :-(

[GMan]

haha tie the pant legs around your shoulders, and wear them there.

with the kilt, of course.

Good luck!

That works for me!

Is your friend a jealous sort? Maybe he wants a kilt for himself.