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Really?
The pressure of first comment got to ya didn't it
Not so much of a bad pun from you this time as it was disappointment.
wait for a AA community they sure are harsh abd judgemental geez.
You'd think they'd mention getting rid of memorabilia.
They probably did but op is just a flat out bone-head
maybe he didn't want to get rid of a perfectly good shirt though.
Way to make a fashion statement..
You have beautiful eyes!
@33 - Your grammar is astounding. Coffee later? ;)
Saying she has beautiful eyes isn't exactly flirting, ya'know. Jeez. People can't give a simple compliment without getting accused of trying to start a relationship.
Welcome to the internet
Sounded like flirting I think - as it was without preamble.
Way to rack up downvotes.
I'm not sure why you kept this in the first place.
To be fair, OP may not be an alcoholic. I've spoken at my dad's AA meetings and I'm not an in AA. It's still a terrible, and completely disrespectful, shirt choice, though.
This OP's weekly meeting and they were the speaker for that week. OP is in recovery and is an alcoholic. If they were attending in support of someone they would be there to speak for that weeks meeting and they wouldn't say "my weekly AA meeting". Also you shouldn't be going to AA. Unless you're there for help and support in recovery. Only on the occasion that the alcoholic is celebrating a milestone should anyone come as support for the alcoholic. There are other groups for the family to attend.
Yeah, bad reading comprehension on my part. Totally missed the possessive pronoun there. Oops. And I've only spoken and attended on anniversaries.
There is also al-anon groups for families :) i don't know what country you live in but in the UK there is the National Association for the Children of Alcoholics, Alateen and Children of Addicted Parents and People
Jack Daniels shirts are awesome. I would keep it.
Then you really don't understand addiction.
Good job..
That sucks op, next time watch what you wear!
According to this FML there won't be a next time
Next time as in check what you're wearing and if it appropriate for the event. Not just his AA meeting.
Not everyone has common sense, obviously shown by this FML
How does one 'accidentally' wear a shirt?
you wouldn't understand, guys don't necessarily plan their outfits out.
Or use mirrors.
But seriously it's a freaking Jack Daniels shirt. How do you let it slip from your mind that it would be an inappropriate wardrobe choice when going to speak at an AA meeting.
#15: Maybe not, but as you get older you start learning about what's appropriate and what's not.
Maybe he was in a rush and put on the first shirt that didn't look dirty or wrinkly, without actually paying attention to what was on it. I understand how he could do it but he still deserves this. If you're going to be hosting a meeting you should at least take 5 seconds to look in the mirror and make sure that what you're wearing is really ok.
I had something similar happen when I went to a ball game. I was wearing my college hoodie at a competing college's home game, and I was glared at the entire time. They weren't even playing my college that night, and I still got the stink eye! It was the only long-sleeved top I had at the time; give me a break! But there's no excuse for wearing an alcohol-related shirt to an AA meeting here.
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You'd think they'd mention getting rid of memorabilia.
I'm not sure why you kept this in the first place.