By Anonymous - 13/04/2013 00:13 - Australia - Brisbane
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That is a correct response it shows that you care enough to go
Only if you successfully retrieved his watch without anyone noticing. Grave robbing... One of the worlds oldest professions.
You're a sick person.
Oh yeah.... I forgot sarcasm never actually translates in text.
Sarcasm translates, you just have to look for it. With that in mind, that most certainly was not sarcasm. It was a poorly planned joke. (My 2 cents)
Very nice 2 cents.
My two cents is free
If someone said that to me at a family members' funeral, I would not be upset. Funerals tend to make people nervous, and a lot of the time cause them to to say things without thinking, but think its wrong even though 9/10 times, it's usually the appropriate thing to say.
it doesn't even have to mean anything bad it just means glad to be there for support in my eyes, Id see no problem
Op,it's okay as long as you apologized. C'mon you were nervous so I hope they understood :)
"well... this is awkward"
Thank you for enlightening the FML community with your words of wisdom
Isn't that what you're supposed to say?
I believe the proper term may be "my condolences for your loss"
#18: Taking you back 19 minutes can be a warmup for the time machine.
It's a normal response unless you're a pornstar/hooker lol
That's the appropriate thing to say. Although you could always say, "sorry for your loss" too. And personally to your friend, offer to be there for them of course.
I'm sure of you just explain you were nervous and that your sorry they will forgive you. your probably not the first person to say that.
Just talk to the family and tell them you were nervous, and that you are wholeheartedly giving your condolences for the death of their loved one.
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That is a correct response it shows that you care enough to go
I believe the proper term may be "my condolences for your loss"