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WSBK 2009 vs BEING A BRIDESMAID
Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 8:47 am
by ZXRobyn
Re: WSBK 2009 vs BEING A BRIDESMAID
Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 8:54 am
by ZXR750
Get them to have their wedding in Pitt Lane and every one wins.
There will be a WSB every year. So I would honour your commitment to your friend. She may only get married three or four times. Sorry that last coment was cruel. I would put your close friends first.
You can always watch the races on Fox during the day or at least get updates.
Re: WSBK 2009 vs BEING A BRIDESMAID
Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 9:05 am
by Bogan
They're making you buy your own dress? Pfft last time I was a bridesmaid all I had to shell out for was shoes

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If they're that tight then they will probably understand that you want to go to the supers.
Re: WSBK 2009 vs BEING A BRIDESMAID
Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 9:20 am
by kellz
+1 to get them to get married in pit lane. lol
its a tough one.
hmmmmmmmmmmm
if they are really close id say do the wedding and ask if tehy can have a nice big lcd screen so you dont miss a bit of the race.
and ask if you can wear leathers and ride so you feel a part of teh supers lol
Re: WSBK 2009 vs BEING A BRIDESMAID
Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 9:50 am
by robracer
Robyn I would have to agree and say Go with the bridesmaid gig, your friend could be torn if you back out, sounds like you need to have a conversation with her to nut it out... be honest & upfront ... & she might let you off the hook
My wife had agreed to be matron of honour for a friend ... not a really close friend but the keeper did not hesitate in accepting the role, then she finds out she has to shell out for all the gear dress shoes the whole kit & caboodle then finds out that its going to be a long drawn out day with the wedding at one place pics at another then the reception at another hours later... not happy jan. the wedding is next weekend & I have to drag the kids to this shindig & I don't know anyone I will basically be on my own at a table of strangers with the only kids present at the wedding (they better behave) so we are both going to be uncomfortable.
meah.......I would have questioned how good a friend this person is before committing... isnt hindsight a wonderfull thing

Re: WSBK 2009 vs BEING A BRIDESMAID
Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 9:52 am
by Wattie
i missed a good mates wedding for WSBK 2007, he wasnt happy.
but he moved his wedding forward after i had booked and paid for everything. so it was too late for him.
funnily enough, he didnt come to my wedding

Re: WSBK 2009 vs BEING A BRIDESMAID
Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 9:56 am
by Pink Angel
The best thing is talk it out, that is what friends do.
If she is a good friend, she will realise just how much of a bike nut you are and could move it a week.
If not, I suggest the wedding might have to take a priority, even if it does hurt

Re: WSBK 2009 vs BEING A BRIDESMAID
Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 10:41 am
by ZXRobyn
Re: WSBK 2009 vs BEING A BRIDESMAID
Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 11:05 am
by Glen
If the Wedding is at either Marshalls Commonwealth Hotel Orbost, Phillip Island or Tintaldra Hotel on the appropriate date then you don't have too much of a problem but if it isn't.....well....remember you'll be missing the "best days motorcycling ever" and the jugs of Bourbon and Coke at the end of the day and the Moussaka and Chilli combo.
Having said all that a wedding is a wedding and I guess and you don't get too many shots if you miss it, and there'll always be 2010. It'll be a bummer if you can't make the trip though..
...oh and you'll have to answer to this bloke..
Re: WSBK 2009 vs BEING A BRIDESMAID
Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 11:20 am
by Bogan
Glen wrote:...oh and you'll have to answer to this bloke..
Is that the KSRC 2008 poster child? Boy are we in trouble...

Re: WSBK 2009 vs BEING A BRIDESMAID
Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 12:41 pm
by Glen
Bogan wrote:Glen wrote:...oh and you'll have to answer to this bloke..
Is that the KSRC 2008 poster child? Boy are we in trouble...

I think he was Mr March

Re: WSBK 2009 vs BEING A BRIDESMAID
Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 2:34 pm
by Jeebz10R
I cant believe that they had the nerve to organise their wedding on the same weekend as SBK
Some friends they are... geez!
For me, if its a mates wedding then that would come first
Re: WSBK 2009 vs BEING A BRIDESMAID
Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 5:23 pm
by Blurr
you need to find out if there are any hot guys going in the groom's party!!!
you know what they say about brides maids

Re: WSBK 2009 vs BEING A BRIDESMAID
Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 8:55 pm
by Smitty
ZXR750 wrote:Get them to have their wedding in Pitt Lane and every one wins.
There will be a WSB every year. So I would honour your commitment to your friend. She may only get married three or four times. Sorry that last coment was cruel. I would put your close friends first.
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...agree
just had a friend get hitched...thrice as he put it
wot i wanna know is how he found 3 females who would put up with him
beer o'clock..every day dirty undies on the floor, burps and farts at the same time

Re: WSBK 2009 vs BEING A BRIDESMAID
Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 9:06 pm
by 6maniac
Smitty wrote:
beer o'clock..every day dirty undies on the floor, burps and farts at the same time

Hey Smitty - you say that like it's a bad thing !!!???
