It’s been years since I was dating, but the lamest excuse I got was from a girl (a bit of a Rich Daddy’s Girl, I should mention), who, after arranging a date (which involved me pleading with my boss for the day off, which he was NOT happy about, since it was on short notice), didn’t show up at our agreed rendezvous.
OK, she’s a bit late, so I figured held up in traffic somewhere.
An hour later I finally call her.
“I can’t talk, I’m really busy, I’ll call you tonight, bye!” click.
Well, I finally got hold of her the next day.
“Oh yeah, sorry about that… there was a Sale on at Myer, and they’d just released their new season’s line of clothing…”
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My other story doesn’t involve a girlfriend (she was just a friend), who had said- nay, promised-repeatedly- that she was coming to my 20th birthday.
At the time, my then-gf (now fiancee) and I didn’t know that many people, so this friend had said not to worry, she’d make sure she was there and she’d bring some decent alcohol (she worked in a tavern).
My gf and I didn’t have a lot of spare cash, and this girl’s arrival was going to be the difference between “Pizza and Movies” for my birthday, and “Pizza, Movies, A Few Drinks, and Lots of Laughs”.
So, there’s me, my girlfriend, and a couple of our friends, sitting there, twiddling our thumbs, waiting for her.
And waiting.
And waiting.
We tried calling her, and got the “Phone out of coverage” message.
We did a quick whip around and got together enough cash for a bottle of El Cheapo Bourbon to go with our Pizza and Movies, but it was still one of those cases where one person’s absence was noticed.
Anyway, several days later, we finally tracked her down.
“Where the FUCK were you on my Birthday???”
“Well, me and some of the girls from work went on a road trip to the Sunshine Coast!”
“Why?”
“Because Sandra just bought a new car and wanted to try it out, and we thought a girls’ weekend on the Sunshine Coast would be fun!”
“What about my Birthday?”
“When was that again?”
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