| Why don't you get a sitter.. |
| Who would want to waste a sitter for movie night in a neighbor's basement? |
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OP, not everybody socializes over caviar and champagne, or over Economist articles and cigars. This doesn't make them swingers by default.
If you expect caviar in the dining room instead of guacamole in the basement, then maybe this couple isn't for you. But you could take a risk (no, not that they'll be swingers, because they aren't) and meet somebody different from you, and you might be pleasantly surprised.... |
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You people are out.of.control. Thanks for the laughs!
I will never invite my neighbors over to watch a movie in my home theater. I wouldn't want anyone to get the wrong idea. |
Unless.you.are.a.swinger! |
That was their beachhead. Now they are all over. Keep eyes open. |
| For me it's the word "basement". Some people are optimistic and cheery and think "oh, nice home theater!" (could be true) and some are immediately suspicious and put off and think something weird is up (probably unlikely). Personally I hate watching movies in the house. If I watch a movie at all it would be at a theater, but if I had a 1 year old I can see how it would be a different story. They sound like they probably just want to make some neighbor friends. Why don't you invite them over for a BBQ or something instead? And if you don't click, these things have a way of naturally dying out. |
If you say home theater, I think you're fine. |
WIDE open!
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Apparently even this could be interpreted as an invitation to view porn! |
| We do this all the time at my house. But only with certain friends. Usually it's my way of hanging out when I have the kids. We eat, drink wine, and watch a movie. It's great. |
uh uh as you watch Eyes Wide Shut with your new butt buddies! |