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Confucius Jun 23rd 2009 6:44 pm

Who is at a bigger fault???
 
The person who is on a tryst, for lack of a better word,
or
the spouse, for lack of a better word, who finds out about the tryst while reading/hearing communication between the other half and a third person???

Eva Jun 23rd 2009 6:55 pm

Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
 

Originally Posted by Confucius (Post 7692028)
The person who is on a tryst, for lack of a better word,
or
the spouse, for lack of a better word, who finds out about the tryst while reading/hearing communication between the other half and a third person???

OK I'll bite since lots are viewing and not commenting....

Is there a better word for tryst?

Confucius Jun 23rd 2009 6:56 pm

Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
 

Originally Posted by Eva (Post 7692078)
OK I'll bite since lots are viewing and not commenting....

Is there a better word for tryst?

Affair...

Eva Jun 23rd 2009 6:57 pm

Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
 

Originally Posted by Confucius (Post 7692028)
The person who is on a tryst, for lack of a better word,
or
the spouse, for lack of a better word, who finds out about the tryst while reading/hearing communication between the other half and a third person???

Is there a better word for spouse?

Confucius Jun 23rd 2009 6:59 pm

Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
 

Originally Posted by Eva (Post 7692084)
Is there a better word for spouse?

Husband, or wife...

You want a better word for communication???

Eva Jun 23rd 2009 7:01 pm

Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
 

Originally Posted by Confucius (Post 7692088)
Husband, or wife...

You want a better word for communication???

And you'll be askin this on behalf of a friend?

Confucius Jun 23rd 2009 7:05 pm

Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
 

Originally Posted by Eva (Post 7692091)
And you'll be askin this on behalf of a friend?

No...This is Confucius asking...

MacScot Jun 23rd 2009 7:06 pm

Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
 

Originally Posted by Eva (Post 7692078)
...Is there a better word for tryst?

'Tis a cattle market in central Scotland...also means sorrowful...

Confucius Jun 23rd 2009 7:07 pm

Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
 

Originally Posted by MacScot (Post 7692110)
'Tis a cattle market in central Scotland...also means sorrowful...

I thought tryst meant affair...

MacScot Jun 23rd 2009 7:11 pm

Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
 

Originally Posted by Confucius (Post 7692115)
I thought tryst meant affair...

Well OK...I was just O/T for a sec. In England, as well as Scotland, the usual meaning is an affair.

I just remember from history that the Highlanders always came down with their cattle to the trysts.

Confucius Jun 23rd 2009 7:15 pm

Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
 

Originally Posted by MacScot (Post 7692130)
Well OK...I was just O/T for a sec. In England, as well as Scotland, the usual meaning is an affair.

I just remember from history that the Highlanders always came down with their cattle to the trysts.

Well...Now we know where this is going...

MacScot Jun 23rd 2009 7:17 pm

Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
 

Originally Posted by Confucius (Post 7692142)
Well...Now we know where this is going...

..back on topic, of course ! ;)

Confucius Jun 23rd 2009 7:18 pm

Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
 

Originally Posted by MacScot (Post 7692150)
..back on topic, of course ! ;)

Please...

MacScot Jun 23rd 2009 7:19 pm

Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
 

Originally Posted by Confucius (Post 7692156)
Please...

OK the one actually messing around on the tryst has more to answer for than the OH who is basically eavesdropping...less of a 'crime' n'est-ce pas ?

Eva Jun 23rd 2009 7:19 pm

Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
 

Originally Posted by Confucius (Post 7692103)
No...This is Confucius asking...


Well is that 'you' the Lebanese chap or your assumed persona- the Chinois?
cos if it's the real you, I remember you celebrate 'Christmas' and I presume therefore you have a rather orthodox marriage contract..i.e that you stay true to each other.


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