So H and I have a little debate going.  And by debate I mean she teases me and then I get defensive and tell her she's wrong and then I go to my side of the crib and suck my thumb. 
So I need your help dear readers on this situation.  (And by readers I mean the 5 family members and the 3 other people who have commented on my blog that I know probably read this regularly.) 
Really my only point is to prove H wrong because well we're stubborn and both are usually right, so it's hard. 
Here is the situation:  Dean and I had an awkward friendship.  Dean turned into a douche.  I no longer have the original feelings for Dean.  We're starting up to be friends again. H on many occasions makes comments that we should just get married already and I often air punch her because I can't really punch her in person since she's far away from me.  (Watch out when I see you on Saturday though!!)
Anyways. . .so last night my aunt and uncle were in town.  We were going to a baseball game.  I got free tickets because my friend works for the organization.  I had an extra ticket and invited him along because he had been wanting to go all year.  So yesterday after work he called me to see if I still wanted him to go and I said yes. 
So I was telling H this and then said something about him buying me all my beer last night to which she said "Awe how cute!  A double date!"  Then I air kicked her. 
I said "Date?? No.  Two friends."  To which she said something along the lines of whatever or something.  I tend to block out her IMs after she frustrates me.  :)  (Kidding, I just don't remember them!)  
So my question is:  Is it a date if the guy buys?  (or vice versa) 
I guess it's really more of a survey, but you get the jist.
My feelings are that he was just being nice since I got him a free ticket to the baseball game.  That is all. 
Thank you for your time! 
*And the two readers that I know read this occasionally, I hope you had fun on your vacation! 
Oh and WM the tiramisu was EXCELLENT!  I think I forgot to tell you that!  Thanks for the recipe!!
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3 comments:
I'm on the fence.
But Dean might think that you are more than friends since you took him on a family thing. AND he bought your beer all night.
What the hell. Let's just start planning the wedding.
Not a date. Sorry, Haley. Beer buying between friends doesn't say date -- not in this day and age.
I'm with PJ on this one. The constant bickering and then deciding to be friends and him buying all your beer (although not technically a date) is just a prelude to a marriage proposal. Although that may be years in the coming.
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