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??? |
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 tryst? |
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? |
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??? |
Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
Originally Posted by Eva
(Post 7692084)
Is there a better word for spouse?
You want a better word for communication??? |
Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
Originally Posted by Confucius
(Post 7692088)
Husband, or wife...
You want a better word for communication??? |
Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
Originally Posted by Eva
(Post 7692091)
And you'll be askin this on behalf of a friend?
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Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
Originally Posted by Eva
(Post 7692078)
...Is there a better word for tryst?
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Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
Originally Posted by MacScot
(Post 7692110)
'Tis a cattle market in central Scotland...also means sorrowful...
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Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
Originally Posted by Confucius
(Post 7692115)
I thought tryst meant affair...
I just remember from history that the Highlanders always came down with their cattle to the trysts. |
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. |
Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
Originally Posted by Confucius
(Post 7692142)
Well...Now we know where this is going...
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Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
Originally Posted by MacScot
(Post 7692150)
..back on topic, of course ! ;)
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Re: Who is at a bigger fault???
Originally Posted by Confucius
(Post 7692156)
Please...
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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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