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A family member invites me to a birthday dinner by text

Says reply if im interested they'll get back to me with prices

Isn't that a garbage enough way of issuing an invite ?
 
Some people have very poor communication skills, a problem partly created by, and certainly exacerbated by, treating emails and texts etc as somehow exempt from the traditional rules on spelling, grammar, and composition.

Is it their birthday, or are they organising a celebration for another family member?
 
I would reply saying that I was interested, just to find out how much they want me to pay for the privilege.
 
Anyone want to come to my " best looking man in the country" award night, I was nominated by a load of hot chicks.

Anyone want a ticket I'll send you a price list.
 
"Hi, Mike. Gran is going to be 90 in September, and Dave & I thought it would be lovely for all the family to take her out for a meal. Much as I wish we were flush enough to pay for everyone, sadly we can't, so people will have to pick up their share of the tab, I'm afraid.

We do hope that you, Julie, and the kids can come - would you like me to send you the details?"
 
"Hi, Mike. Gran is going to be 90 in September, and Dave & I thought it would be lovely for all the family to take her out for a meal. Much as I wish we were flush enough to pay for everyone, sadly we can't, so people will have to pick up their share of the tab, I'm afraid.

We do hope that you, Julie, and the kids can come - would you like me to send you the details?"
It's Pete, but yeah I'll come, what time?
 
Anyone want to come to my " best looking man in the country" award night, I was nominated by a load of hot chicks.

Anyone want a ticket I'll send you a price list.

I was once invited to a dinner being held by the local premature ejaculation society. I emailed them to enquire about the dress code and they replied saying 'just come in your pants'. :oops:
 
"Hi, Mike. Gran is going to be 90 in September, and Dave & I thought it would be lovely for all the family to take her out for a meal. Much as I wish we were flush enough to pay for everyone, sadly we can't, so people will have to pick up their share of the tab, I'm afraid.

We do hope that you, Julie, and the kids can come - would you like me to send you the details?"
Yes that would be more appropriate, however most members of my family ask how much would I charge to attend first of all.
 
Yes that would be more appropriate, however most members of my family ask how much would I charge to attend first of all.
I was going to pm you about this, however I'm just as well saying it here.

I've been arranging 'An Evening with Highway Man' event to take place at Wembley Stadium this summer. Main points:

Standard tickets, £5,000, SOLD OUT.
VIP tickets, £10,000, SOLD OUT.
Meet Highway Man / Platinum Experience, £15,000, SOLD OUT.

The event will include a three course Michelin star meal and the story of your life playing on the big screens. VIP guests receive the meal and a signed photo of you. Platinum Experience guests receive the meal, signed photo and can see you waving from afar for no less than 10 seconds, actually you'll be safely away from them waving from a helicopter, you don't actually have to enter the stadium as I'd fear for your safety if the females were to get their hands on you.

There'll also be numerous merch available for guests to buy.

Word has spread across the owners of the western worlds biggest stadium and they're all keen to hold a similar event. So I'll need to obtain your availability at some point for the coming year or so.

p.s. you receive 90% of all revenue, I take 10% if that's ok? There are no other costs as all suppliers including the stadium are offering their goods/services free of charge because it's you.
 
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