I know this is mean

melissa82 · September 2009

but anyone remember who stood me up and cost me $70 (was supposed to go to a museum exhibit with me, told me twice to buy the tickets and then bailed). I am really, really tempted to invite her alone (without a guest) even though she has a girlfriend, knowing full well she probably wouldn't come then since she'd have to travel from CA alone.I wonder if she's bought her flight already??

KST_ · September 2009

bahahaha }:)

jennlin · September 2009

have you met her girlfriend? if not, then don't invite her!

carrieoz_76 · September 2009

Yer bad. I like.

melissa82 · September 2009

Duh I totally forgot she'd probably come from for Christmas anyway since her fam is in NJ.Jenn--no, I have not met the gf! And truth be told this is the second "oh-so-serious" one in like a year.

sarack · September 2009

do it. she deserves it.

melissa82 · September 2009

I totally left out the word *cousin* in my OP. I wish we could edit like the Nest!

Tygirljojo · September 2009

I say invite just her. If you've never met her new GF and they haven't been together that long, then no need to invite both of them. And yes, it'd be a nice subtle way to get back at her. Plus, she can't say you didn't invite her - she'll just have a dilema on her hands: to go without the GF or not attend?

ladydoveisangelarose · September 2009

Just invite her and seat her somewhere where her chair gets bumped by waiters or other guests...all the time! Then slip the stub from the museum exhibit in the napkin fold of her placesetting. Oh, would that be mean/rude? My bad!

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