Thanks, I hate it

By Anonymous - 11/12/2009 16:52 - United States

Today, it's my birthday and my friends and I went to our favorite pub to celebrate. As I'm a little broke at the moment, they all offered to buy me birthday drinks. Which I later learned meant that they would order them for me and bring them to the table, but put everything on my tab. FML
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Hermyoni 0

I hope you forward them the bill that was a real dick move.

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ehsvballchk22 0

you're friends are douche bags obviously. anyone who would make you pay for your own birthday dinner are incredibily rude!

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MrMaD_fml 2

You should have ''went to the bathroom'' and bailed on em. DUH.

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sharon_ellj 0

Wow, some "friends" you got. Man, i hope they feel guilty about this...

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OohAah01 0

With friends like that, who needs enemies? I clicked "you deserved it" for picking those friends.

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drewbaca 0

i think you should invite them to a party in an old abandoned house...when they are all good and drunk light the 12, 55 gallon drums of gasoline you had stashed and burn those *******... as they run out screaming have a big sign that says "Stage One: Paybacks a Bitch"

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MandyPandy 4

At least your friends remembered your birthday. I had one person actually remember that it was my birthday. But yeah, your friends kinda suck.

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brettob69 3

they not ure friends they just using u for their own benefit. when u have nothing to offer they will never been seen again. i have sat with so called friends and bought rounds of drinks at $10 each then when i ran out of money they all disapeared . hence after going to ATM i didnt buy them any more drinks

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cabernet 0

This reminds me of a birthday I had once where friends wanted to "take me out to dinner"...when it came time for the bill, I learned that "taking me out to dinner" still denoted I pay for my meal.

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LilaBear 1

That sucks. When I was in grade 8 or 9, this girl who hung around me and my friend (but who constantly annoyed us) said "Do you guys want an ice-cream?" I declined but my other friend said yes. So she went to the canteen and bought the ice-creams, then when she got back she said "that's a dollar fifty." My friend's like "What?? You offered to buy me an ice-cream! You don't offer to buy something for someone then ask them for the money!" Not as bad as a whole evening of drinks though.

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