Best reason for standing someone up on a date

Ago Iterum

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Define best. I'm not being sarcastic either, do you want our funniest? Most effective? What?
 

KaiRai

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I once stood a girl up because she had a well hidden stubbly moustache, I just said I "Couldn't be in a relationship right now"
My god she hid it well though
 

retro himself

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Um?
What? Is this supposed to be a poll or something? We don't really have much to work with here. I mean the sky's the limit, so I could even say something like "because he killed three cute kittens on our last dates".
 

Leorex

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If you dont want to go on a date just tell them that you where aressted and not to beleave any one who says that you did anything to any little girls.
 

Trivun

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When is there a good reason to stand someone up? There are three situations:

1. You go on the date. Results of date may then vary, of course...
2. You are actually held up for a valid reason, in which case you let the person know ASAP and reschedule the date so he/she doesn't feel put out.
3. You don't want to go on the date, in which case it is courteous to actually tell the person beforehand and let them down gently.

Any possible scenario can be sorted into one of the above categories, and thus you should follow such a situation appropriately as stated above. Aren't I helpful? :)
 

Flushfacker

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Best Reason? You can't make it because a group of lustful beauties were holding you captive. Best reason I can think of.

Edit: maybe not the best reason to give if you want to make an excuse out of it, but still the best reason to miss a date all the same.
 

BallPtPenTheif

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standing someone up is a pretty spineless thing to do. i would pool these people with the same type of people that would commit a hit and run. i know, totally different but it seems to reflect the same lack of responsibility and inability to face consequences.
 

Easykill

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Apparently when I said "No" to the invitation it meant "Yes", so I guess I have no excuse...