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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
If you are invited to a family event like a birthday party, wedding, or even a Royal Coronation, does one negotiate the terms of attending or does one simply RSVP with a polite yes or no. In Tom's world he would respond with a polite yes or no to an invitation. If he sent an invitation and the respondent sent back a list of demands then in upper crust terms, Tom would say.. Fuck Orff.
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I don't get invited to much ( ). But if I wanted to go I wouldn't negotiate, I'd just want to clarify things. Like dress code, estimated end time and whether it was the whole family invited or just me. |
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By *ornycougaWoman
over a year ago
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"If you are invited to a family event like a birthday party, wedding, or even a Royal Coronation, does one negotiate the terms of attending or does one simply RSVP with a polite yes or no. In Tom's world he would respond with a polite yes or no to an invitation. If he sent an invitation and the respondent sent back a list of demands then in upper crust terms, Tom would say.. Fuck Orff.
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What sort of demands??? My family are generally pretty happy with me so long as I don't get my tits out, swear too much and don't sing in the car when the windows are open |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Why would anyone negotiate an event invite? I don't understand. I've just had a beautiful invitation through the door for an event I cannot wait for, they know I'll be there but I'll RSVP too. No negotiation needed, it's been a long time coming and will be a blast!
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