<p>judge judy is so funny</p>
<p>yea, she happens to be my favorite</p>
<p>If only because of the sheer idiocy of the plaintiffs in there it is funny; however, it is appalling to see people reduced to such a sad level and attitude to get some extra dollars over a petty court case. One is supposed to try cases that are legit and not fabircated, as some on Judge Judy are.</p>
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It's incredebly rude and just plain mean to stand someone up. If she didn't want to go, she should have said no. I cant understand by any stretch of the imagination how it would be alright to stand someone up, and you all are acting like it's no big deal. It is a big deal, and not just because it's prom. stanging somebody up like that is dishonest and hurtful. Other people's feelings aren't something you can just toss around like that, on a whim.</p>
<p>If anything, if you won't go, give him fair warning. But this is somebody you consider a friend. And he doesn't deserve to be blown off.
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I wholeheartedly agree.</p>
<p>I was just in a similar situation, except the prom wasn't even for my school, it was for an all-boys school. I didn't know my date that well but he's a nice guy so it was ok. It was a little awkward at the preparty and such because there were a few girls from the same schools that knew each other, but the only girls from my school were 2 seniors (I'm a junior) that I don't know very well.
Overall it worked out fine, it seemed a lot shorter than 5-6 hours</p>
<p>Also, I really dont recommend standing him up, saying you're "sick", or any of the other things people have suggested. Like Gleech said, I find that really rude and disrespectful. I doubt it will be that bad, but it is his senior prom (and even if it wasn't...) so I would just suck it up for a few hours and try to enjoy yourself</p>