So this afternoon, while jauntily skipping along the high street, I ran in to a former co-fornicator. We had parted amicably and seen each other since, but today I wasn’t in the mood for catching-up when he said: ‘Come for a drink.’ I forced a smile and said: ‘I can’t.’ His eyes fixed on my face in a look with which a man reconnoitres all women whom he suspects of lying and said: ‘Why not?’ Oh poppycock, I thought, why not?! And said what I usually say in these situations: ‘Because I promised my dog I’d take him to the park.’ He looked at me with a faint trace of surprise on his face and said: ‘I didn’t know you had a dog.’ I spent the next ten minutes telling him about a dog I do NOT have, which in hindsight was much more laborious than that drink would have been. Silly, silly...
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- 2008-06-18 @ 14:40:29
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- 2008-06-18 @ 15:17:07
I hot wired a car, picked up a handsome stranger and was ready to bust this lousy town...until I realised I've got a dinner date tonight.
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- 2008-06-18 @ 15:00:39
You should have responded with "I don't have a dog you muppet, but as you can't take no for an answer I thought I try going creative on your insensitive ass!"
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- 2008-06-18 @ 15:18:03
Haha. I was trying to be er nice. Last time I lie to spare someone's feelings I tell ya.
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- 2008-06-19 @ 20:43:41
Why not invite the dog to bed aswell? Then he'd sleep with two drooling layabouts in one afternoon.
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- 2009-02-01 @ 12:43:24
Genius!
DominicGee
Why is it that you 'usually' say you have to take your dog for a walk? It's not the greatest of excuses if you don't actually have a dog. Has this excuse served you well in the past?
Did you do anything worhthwhile after not going for a drink with him?