This made all of us roar with laughter at our house.
When the dh and I speak on the phone, his standard way of saying goodbye is, "Ok, love you, bye." He says it to me, to the kids, to his mother.
Yesterday our neighbour called to let us know she was dropping by for a swim.
Without missing a beat, the husband says, "Ok. Love you, bye!"
The best thing? He didn't even realize he'd done it until the girls sad "Daaad!"
Donna
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Donna I'm LOLing here because I did the same thing to a
colleague last month, he rang up for a linguistic consultation (I'm a translator surrounded by people trying to speak and write technical English) and given that people rarely phone ME, the only men I usually have on the phone are the brother or DH, so I generally finish up "Bisous, Ciao" so when I realised I'd said the same thing (to my bachelor, older colleague) I was in fits laughing
I don't think he even noticed actually
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I have almost done that
I have almost done that myself to a couple of friends and sometimes! Well, sometimes I do say I love you to me friends so that isn't the bad part...it's the "sweetie" that comes afterwards!
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Funny story Donna!
Funny story Donna!
LOL, so how stunned did the
LOL, so how stunned did the neighbor look when she dropped over? Or did she decide to pass on the swim?
Nancy
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There's a cute commercial where a guy is ordering and telling his wife on the phone what he wants and he does the same thing to the lady he's ordering the food from. Cute!
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LOL Donna
I used to work in a call centre and there was a standard way of answering each call ie 'This is Michelle. How may I help you?'
The number of times I said this without thinking on my home phone. My family and friends became quite used to it.
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OH, SHE CAME FOR THE SWIM!
She came over anyway, she hadn't even realized! But of course we told her and had a good laugh. I said maybe I needed to have a chat with her husband.
Our husbands were roomates when we were all just dating, and it's quite serendipitious that we're all back living on the same street again. It's very nice to have a connection already in place in a new community.
And believe me...this friend has such a unique laugh that when she laughed, we all chimed in. :-)
Donna
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That is so funny. Really
That is so funny. Really cute.
Margie :)
LOL, that is to funny Donna!
LOL, that is to funny Donna!
Kathy D
How very cool that this is
How very cool that this is someone you have a prior connection with and you already have a good friend in your new neighborhood!
Nancy
So funny.
I have actually called a friend's house and talked to her hubby for a few minutes not realizing I called the wrong house and wasn't speaking to my husband. (I am so used to dialling her number from my cell phone I forget my own number.) He thought it was funny, though.
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Hilarious!
That is just too, too funny. Did your neighbor mention it when she came over, or did she even pay any attention to it?
This reminds me of a time back when I helped out at a friend's antique mall. Nick, my boss, left me to back-up all the day's computer activity by myself.
He told me to call his cell phone if I ran into any issues. Of course, I did run into an issue. When I called him, he must not have looked at the number because he answered and said in the sexiest tone, "Hi, Babe. How's it going?" This was followed by a heavy pause while I collected my wits before bursting into gales of laughter. Needless to say he was embarassed when he realized it was me rather than the girlfriend he'd been expecting to call. And, of course, I had to tease him about it a few times afterwards.
Thanks for sharing your story, Donna! It made me grin.
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