LPH, I don't think you did anything wrong. I'd have teased too and expected to get teased back.
LPH, I don't think you did anything wrong. I'd have teased too and expected to get teased back.
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regarding the wrong number repetitive holiday calls. I would, and I do, call back letting them know they are leaving the message on a wrong number. People appreciate it - or at least everyone I have ever called back has. You might have an elderly person who can't read or dial a number well, a number written down wrong, or other genuine mistakes.
Oh, I'm talking about people who actually leave messages not just mis-dials that show up on the ID.
When I was in college my husband and I rented a place and we must have had a phone number that had a lot of previous owners.... we got tons of wrong numbers on our answering machine (yes this was in the days of tape recorder answering machines and before caller ID was commonplace). Normally we just ignored them (hey, dude aren't you coming to the party.... etc) but one time there was this frantic crying woman asking for the person she was expecting to please call her..... We felt so bad and we tried to reach her, but she was so upset that we could not understand her well enough to figure out the number. I'll probably never forget that and I still feel bad that we couldn't reach her to let her know she'd dialed a wrong number.
Recently someone left a message on my cell phone answering service for someone who was obviously not me about how this person needs to get documentation about their public service or come pay their fine otherwise they are going to have a warrant issued.... I called that one back to let them know that they'd left the message on the wrong phone, but the lady was on vacation so someone only left her a message... who knows if it ever got straightened out... Then again it could have been the dummy who stole my phone (or one of her friends) who was needing to pay the fine, and in that case I hope they got arrested...
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Thanks everybody, I appreciate it. I should add that this friend is male and did send a beach photo of himself that he would normally never have sent to me, but no, it was not compromising or embarrassing in any way, not in my books.
Frankly, I can't imagine any of my friends NOT teasing me if I did something like this, so I'm totally baffled as to where the indignation came from. I'm trying very hard not to just tell him point blank that he's being a pompous ***. But you never know, I might give![]()
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LPH: Sounds like he was embarrassed. He meant to send a photo of himself to one person, and it got somewhere else. He's embarrassed. He reacted. That is how the male half tends to deal... don't try to understand!![]()
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Yea.. I think that is totally appropriate. Hey buddy, were you also having a dehydration problem? Too much sun and alcohol at the time also? Oh... thank you for that additional information as it would help to explain your "azz-attack".
Maybe it was for his 'other woman'? Look at me bebe... I'm beach sexaay lol
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See, to me... people tend to forget the saying "you can catch more flies with honey versus vinegar"... I mean after receiving and being in possession of the pic, ummm... you do have the power to *forward* it also, check mate.
Maybe sucking up on his part would be a better choice that spewing acid.
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Okay -- I replied back that I had no idea who my Holiday greetings were from, but I think it might be one of the women I did the 3-Day with in DC.
EDIT: It WAS one of my long-lost friends from the 3-Day. It wasn't showing her name. Thanks y'all for bringing this up -- I never would have replied to the message.
Last edited by Pedal Wench; 12-28-2008 at 05:53 PM.
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