Getting someone to leave

[Tordenskjold]

Say you have two friends over, one is your best mate and the other is a tosser who just ruins your fun etc. You want your good friend to stay but you want the other gfuy to leave.. how is this achevied..??

please help

 

[kostas]

Tell him he's gay and you don't want him there.

Stop opening two threads for the same topic.

 

[brady]

Don't invite him over in the first place

 

[mikesgroovin]

Say you have two friends over, one is your best mate and the other is a tosser who just ruins your fun etc. You want your good friend to stay but you want the other gfuy to leave.. how is this achevied..??

please help

No offense, but perhaps you may in the wrong area to gather useful and/or helpful advice. I'm not saying that advice from a lot of these people can't be used. However, perhaps asking a similar question on a forum more geared toward your interest may help more. No offense, just trying to help.

 

[Trifid]

One of the ways is to start a confrountation, and then ask him to leave your house.

(Or text your other friend saying you don't want him there, ask them both to leave but he goes round the block and back to your house.)

 

[Mr_Threepwood]

Stab him with your +4 combat dagger.

 

[PP Mguire]

What Trifid said. Say your going to the kitchen to get something while hes playing some games and tell him what you want to do (your good friend) then say your mom wants them to go home then your friend can just go home then like 2 seconds later come back. If he finds out tell him the truth.

 

[talldude123]

"Screw you guys, I'm going home"

Do the old Cartman trick.

 

[Jby]

Not inviting him over in the first place is probably the best idea.
You have two options, either confront him or just pretend its not a problem and just try not invite him, and get your best mate to do the same.