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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 438335" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>Then the event is still cancelled for that day/night. You can't reschedule <em>before</em> cancelling the date it was supposed to happen.</p><p>The cancellation is the first thing that people need to know as it affects the here & now. The rescheduled event/appointment is then optional.</p><p>Of course the wife is going to blame the husband even thought the event was <em>her</em> idea. He'll say he'd rather stay home and watch the game and drink beer and then she will say that he never considers her needs and then he will say that they "have sex three times a week, what more do you want?" and then she will call him a bastard and storm out of the room and call her sister to complain about her lousy husband.</p><p>Never underestimate a cancellation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 438335, member: 8"] Then the event is still cancelled for that day/night. You can't reschedule [I]before[/I] cancelling the date it was supposed to happen. The cancellation is the first thing that people need to know as it affects the here & now. The rescheduled event/appointment is then optional. Of course the wife is going to blame the husband even thought the event was [I]her[/I] idea. He'll say he'd rather stay home and watch the game and drink beer and then she will say that he never considers her needs and then he will say that they "have sex three times a week, what more do you want?" and then she will call him a bastard and storm out of the room and call her sister to complain about her lousy husband. Never underestimate a cancellation. [/QUOTE]
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