Now THAT'S a True Friend

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I heard a story the other night that had me laughing so hard I quite literally fell off my chair.

Had to do with a friend, call her Cheryl, who got a late-night call from an ex-boyfriend with whom she's still on reasonable terms. He's not the brightest bulb in the chandelier, nor is his new girlfriend, and they had managed to get her brand-new set of ben-wa balls firmly stuck inside her by some seriously over-energetic fucking. Why they chose to leave them in was quite beyond most of us anyway, but there it is. They're both about as sharp as plastic spoons.

Anyway, they called Cheryl, and her narrative about the various poses she put the girlfriend in, and the various tools they tried to use to fish the string out (including a crochet hook, mind you, which I thought was reasonably inventive, if extremely spooky) had everyone at the table wiping their eyes and completely helpless for about twenty minutes. It took about an hour, and involved just about every physical position that's possible for humans, but they were eventually removed, and the dreaded emergency room trip was narrowly avoided.

So I started thinking about friendship, and those moments when you have to decide who to call to ask that Big, Weird Favor you might need to ask someday.

Here's the thread question. Or several. How many people do you have, or have you had in your life, with whom you have that level of reliable intimacy? That is, if you had managed to get yourself into a strange and extremely embarrassing predicament, some foreign object in some area for which it was never designed, who could you call who would not only be helpful, but completely trustworthy, and who might not even spend ten minutes laughing at you until AFTER the situation was taken care of?

And aside from that particular situation, what other characteristics and stories define, for you, the nature of that Absolute Friend, the one who has proven, or would prove it all night if they needed to? So tell me a story.

bijou
 
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I only have one friend who I would trust with that kind of stuff. Unfortunately, she lives over 2,000 miles away.
 
I wish you could give us a complete transcript! :cool:

the answer to who I could go to-- no one here in L.A., that I can think of, sadly.

On the other hand, my intimates in Chicago were a goofy bunch, many of them. And one day I got an incoherent phone call from one lady; "omigod, stella, I thought it was the tea-tree oil and it was eucalyptus, and it's all in my pussy, what do I do!"

I got right over there with a bottle of olive oil and one of witchhazel. An awfully good time was had by all... hmm, hadn't thought of that one in a while! :catroar:
 
I can think of one person for sure. Maybe a couple others.
 
No one.
If I get in a fix like that, best I find my own way out.
 
One for sure, but she'd laugh her ass off first, then help. :D
 
starrkers said:
No one.
If I get in a fix like that, best I find my own way out.


{{{{{hugs}}}}} :(





I can think of several, some family by birth, some family by choice. One of them would definitely laugh while helping though. I can picture her now laughing and it's making me laugh. :rolleyes:
 
I should also point out that while I do have a friend that would help me out in that kind of a situation, I'm not actually dumb enough to get myself into one of those situations. :p I'm sure some of you might be skeptical. ;)
 
Stella_Omega said:
I wish you could give us a complete transcript! :cool:

the answer to who I could go to-- no one here in L.A., that I can think of, sadly.

On the other hand, my intimates in Chicago were a goofy bunch, many of them. And one day I got an incoherent phone call from one lady; "omigod, stella, I thought it was the tea-tree oil and it was eucalyptus, and it's all in my pussy, what do I do!"

I got right over there with a bottle of olive oil and one of witchhazel. An awfully good time was had by all... hmm, hadn't thought of that one in a while! :catroar:


It would require video. There were... gestures involved.

Clearly you are a true friend.
 
Two.

One unforunately is no longer alive, my best friend.

The other, her widower. And currently my best living friend.


Both would respond the same. First with laughter then with concern. See I know this cuz I've been in that situation. :eek:


Thanks for letting me remember and for the smile. :D
 
Now that I think about it that's two stories I've heard - in junior high school, a friend of mine had to sneak out in the middle of the night to save her buddy from a frozen hot dog problem. I was staying with her that night so I got to sneak out too and go along. I waited outside with my friend's sister while she snuck in. It seemed like we crouched out there in the bushes forever, but eventually the situation was apparently fixed.

I was young enough to be totally shocked by the idea, but just old enough to think a great deal about it later...
 
Had five... now four.
One passed away around two months ago...
And all of them would have the same reaction, first they would laugh their asses off and then help me out.
Been there. :eek:
 
The closest I could trust that way is a little more than an hour away...
 
I have two, maybe three, if the first two are too busy laughing at me to actually provide me with instructions! lol

C~
ps, I would be, and have been there for them in some crazy ass instances.
 
I have one under my roof now, but I'd hesitate to call him a "friend." He is, however, ultra reliable. The next is 3 hours away. She would help me bury a body, no questions asked.
 
I could say for sure at least four. I can't see myself every needing help of THAT nature, but I know I can count on these people for anything.

A friend of mine put one of his friends to the test. When they were in high school, or shortly after, Michael called Marc and says, "Dude! You've gotta help me! My dad just shot a guy and he's lying dead on the living room floor! We've got to get rid of the body."

Marc hung up the phone and didn't say anything.

However, about ten minutes later he shows up to help dispose of the body. Michael and his family were sitting around the table eating dinner and no one had any idea why Marc showed up in such a panicked state.
 
impressive said:
I have one under my roof now, but I'd hesitate to call him a "friend." He is, however, ultra reliable. The next is 3 hours away. She would help me bury a body, no questions asked.

That reminded me of something I read somewhere a long time ago.

"A friend will help you move. A good friend will help you move a body."

I currently don't have anyone in my life that would qualify as a true friend, but I don't get out much.
 
All of my friends are those sorts of friends - you can;t really call them friends, otherwise. In *that* sort of situation I;d probably ring the doctor friend first, just because she'd have the most useful suggestions no doubt.

I think, to most of my friends, I'm the first call... certainly for sexual stuff. I once spent nearly an hour on the phone advising how to manage a blow job :rolleyes: I didn;t mind except they were so embarrassed it made me all embarrassed.

x
V
 
Vermilion said:
All of my friends are those sorts of friends - you can;t really call them friends, otherwise. In *that* sort of situation I;d probably ring the doctor friend first, just because she'd have the most useful suggestions no doubt.

I think, to most of my friends, I'm the first call... certainly for sexual stuff. I once spent nearly an hour on the phone advising how to manage a blow job :rolleyes: I didn;t mind except they were so embarrassed it made me all embarrassed.

x
V

embarrassed is not the first thing that comes to my mind as I picture you doing that...

just sayin'... </threadjack>
 
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