If you have a 30-something friend who throws-up in a popcorn bucket at the theater watching Borat with a dozen or so other friends, should he feel shame?
If my memory serve me it was only maybe 1/4 full and DV was behind me so I wasn’t sharing. It was disgusting nonetheless so I think apologies are in order. Any response Delaware’s Homeliest Blogger? 🙂
Only if they got in the car intending to puke.
How about a 40 year old worthless brother in law?
Only on a really hot day.
That’s the method my friend used to be certain her kids made it to a proper ‘dump’ location. It worked.
I’m a bit more understanding since I threw up in my friends car going home from an out patient surgery.
All and all I’d say it depends on the circumstances: illness, revenge, too much junk, etc.
And remember there is always the compromise: you could help out w/the clean up.
“Would you feel good about a six pack and a pizza in the front seat?”
“Sure!”
“Bleaaachhh!!!”
Is this why you aren’t at work on a freaking wonderful-weather-Friday? SLACKER!!!!!!
Well, you are DHB and not FOY (Father of the Year), so the kid cleans it up with spoon.
If you have a 30-something friend who throws-up in a popcorn bucket at the theater watching Borat with a dozen or so other friends, should he feel shame?
Only if the popcorn was being shared and the bucket was still reasonably full.
If my memory serve me it was only maybe 1/4 full and DV was behind me so I wasn’t sharing. It was disgusting nonetheless so I think apologies are in order. Any response Delaware’s Homeliest Blogger? 🙂