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haha, how weird would it be if your coworker meant swimsuit and you showed up in a business suit
hmm either way you drove somewhere in just a bikini. no cover up? no shorts/t-shirt? thats dumb right there...never assume
lol #74 arent you assuming just a little? how do u kno that OP didn't just change in the car when she arrived?
Whenever I was invited to a cookout at someone's house and they had a pool, they'd say, "I have a pool, so bring/wear your suit!" I mean, it's not that outrageous to expect a cookout at someone's house to be a casual and fun get together. The hostess could have clarified on what kind of cookout this was and said business/formal attire. However, I agree that the OP could have asked for clarification herself before just showing up in a bikini. Even a question like, "Oh, you have a pool?" would have solved it.
Hahaa. That's pretty funny.
That's just classic.
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Why would they be wearing business suits to a cookout? Who does that?
Not so much an FML, you should have asked her to specify. You'll be made fun of, and laughed at about it later.. I suggest when that time comes make a snazzy comment like "Well, I stood out and I had the best outfit there. Always expect me to make an entran (e(insert wink he) e)" Don't dwell on it too much, it'll drive you insane.