Is honesty always the best policy?

[EvianBaby]

I was chatting to a friend last night and asked about his weekend plans.

He said he was meant to be on a date tonight but the girl had text him yesterday morning saying she needed to postpone the date because she was going on another date last night. Obviously if her date last night went well she wouldn't want to bother going out with my mate tonight.

I was laughing hysterically when he told me but neither of us could work out if it was good or bad that she'd told him that.

Wouldn't it just have been better if she said she needed to postpone cause she had to babysit her Mums pet hamster or something.

I'm looking forward to hearing if she rings him to set up a new date.

[tonyav]

Cheeky mares !.

[mrs_overall]

Gness, at least you woulod have somewhere to park your bike rofl

[mrs_overall]

*would"

[gness]

MrsO. :-))

[FredPuli43]

Agree with OG. At least she wasn't' lying (apparently; she might have been). She may have been attempting to get him more interested, by telling him he'd got competition.

Being stood up is common enough, and a lie may be told as a diplomatic excuse. I once tried to date a previous date, not seen for a while, and she told me I was ringing during her wedding reception. Now, if that was a lie, it was a good'un. Wonder how she faked the party noises and champagne opening that I could hear in the background ?

[Old_Geezer]

I'll pass on your opinion to my sister Mrs.O :-)