What a Dilemma

Dorrie wrote:

You are dinning out, at the next table you see a friend,s wife with a young bloke, she knows you have seen her, do you
1 Say nothing
2 Tell your friend(you have been friends for years)
3 Have a quiet word with her.
4 Risk your friend finding out you knew and said nothing.:huh:

number one like Tony because it could be inocent and they could be good friends :evil:

Your friend wants you to provide an alibi for her, as she is meeting someone. Do you
1 Say no
2 I will do it this time but no more
3 Tell her partner, as you think she is being unfair

Dorrie wrote:

Your friend wants you to provide an alibi for her, as she is meeting someone. Do you
1 Say no
2 I will do it this time but no more
3 Tell her partner, as you think she is being unfair

4..As you are being asked to cover...what is the reason xxxx

tonypark wrote:

Dorrie wrote:

Your friend wants you to provide an alibi for her, as she is meeting someone. Do you
1 Say no
2 I will do it this time but no more
3 Tell her partner, as you think she is being unfair

4..As you are being asked to cover...what is the reason xxxx

The reason being she does not want her partner to know where she is and with whom.:ohmy:

Dorrie wrote:

tonypark wrote:

Dorrie wrote:

Your friend wants you to provide an alibi for her, as she is meeting someone. Do you
1 Say no
2 I will do it this time but no more
3 Tell her partner, as you think she is being unfair

4..As you are being asked to cover...what is the reason xxxx

The reason being she does not want her partner to know where she is and with whom.:ohmy:

Thats fine..but does she have enough regard to tell the person giving the alibi.. xxxx :whistle:

tonypark wrote:

Dorrie wrote:

Your friend wants you to provide an alibi for her, as she is meeting someone. Do you
1 Say no
2 I will do it this time but no more
3 Tell her partner, as you think she is being unfair

4..As you are being asked to cover...what is the reason xxxx

personaly I have never ask a friend for an alibi not fair on them