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Permalink Reply by mark ellis on November 14, 2008 at 2:57pm
Permalink Reply by mark ellis on November 14, 2008 at 3:23pm But to answer the question, how should I know, having never met him?
I do know however, that the ultimate standard for many questions of ethics, morality, practicality and disc aeronautics is w.w.s.j.d.?
An issue has come up. A vexing issue. A difficult issue. So I come you, the wisest members of the frisbee family for advice. My wife and I have been invited to a "couples" baby shower being held on the same day a fine local frisbee golf tournament is scheduled. The Mom-to-be is some relative of my Wife who I have never met. The wife thinks she will be embarrassed if she shows up alone when everyone else there is a couple. I calmly suggested we could politely beg off and send a generous gift. My wife said nothing but left the room in a huff and deposited my pillow in the basement. I took that as a sign my suggestion was not well received.
I could ask Sensei Mike Inscho to channel Sensei Jerry but the effort of doing so might cost Sensei Mike his life. I thought if I could get the proper advice from you folks I could spare Sensei Mike.
w.w.s.j.d.?
Permalink Reply by mark ellis on November 14, 2008 at 3:43pm He would tell you that since you have never met this relative to send a double in to pretend they are you, preferably someone your wife likes more than you... #####################################################
That reply is so devious you may one day rise from your lowly status, Dojo Boy Eirik.
There may be one minor drawback. When my wife divorces me for the more likable guy, the divorce lawyer fees may require me to sell my frisbee collection.
Is there some easier way?
skip the tourney.....earn some brownie points with the wife and save the lawyer fees for the divorce!Eirik said:He would tell you that since you have never met this relative to send a double in to pretend they are you, preferably someone your wife likes more than you... #####################################################
That reply is so devious you may one day rise from your lowly status, Dojo Boy Eirik.
There may be one minor drawback. When my wife divorces me for the more likable guy, the divorce lawyer fees may require me to sell my frisbee collection.
Is there some easier way?
Eirik said:He would tell you that since you have never met this relative to send a double in to pretend they are you, preferably someone your wife likes more than you...
#####################################################
That reply is so devious you may one day rise from your lowly status, Dojo Boy Eirik.
There may be one minor drawback. When my wife divorces me for the more likable guy, the divorce lawyer fees may require me to sell my frisbee collection.
Is there some easier way?
Permalink Reply by Mike on November 14, 2008 at 4:06pm
Permalink Reply by mr ed on November 14, 2008 at 4:20pm But to answer the question, how should I know, having never met him?
I do know however, that the ultimate standard for many questions of ethics, morality, practicality and disc aeronautics is w.w.s.j.d.?
An issue has come up. A vexing issue. A difficult issue. So I come you, the wisest members of the frisbee family for advice. My wife and I have been invited to a "couples" baby shower being held on the same day a fine local frisbee golf tournament is scheduled. The Mom-to-be is some relative of my Wife who I have never met. The wife thinks she will be embarrassed if she shows up alone when everyone else there is a couple. I calmly suggested we could politely beg off and send a generous gift. My wife said nothing but left the room in a huff and deposited my pillow in the basement. I took that as a sign my suggestion was not well received.
I could ask Sensei Mike Inscho to channel Sensei Jerry but the effort of doing so might cost Sensei Mike his life. I thought if I could get the proper advice from you folks I could spare Sensei Mike.
w.w.s.j.d.?
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