is it ok.....

[RUDE BUOY]

to tell your bud that he has a huge fucken snot hanging in his nose?

[chaos]

Yes, by any means. Particularly if he's talking to a group of hot chicks in the bar.

[Soundness]

to tell your bud that he has a huge fucken snot hanging in his nose?

If he is your "bud," you are obligated to tell him. In fact, he'll appreciate it. Imagine talking to a hot chick, going to the restroom to notice you have snot hanging from your nose, then realizing that your so-called "bud" would have seen it just before that and could have warned you... You can and should tell him and they should appreciate the fact that you're looking out for them.

[CalvinH]

No,don't say a thing and just laugh at him behind his back.

[RUDE BUOY]

If he is your "bud," you are obligated to tell him. In fact, he'll appreciate it. Imagine talking to a hot chick, going to the restroom to notice you have snot hanging from your nose, then realizing that your so-called "bud" would have seen it just before that and could have warned you... You can and should tell him and they should appreciate the fact that you're looking out for them.

"what" "is" "your" "problem" "with" "the" "wurd" "bud" ? and thank you i will be villagent in the fight against boogers

[Soundness]

"what" "is" "your" "problem" "with" "the" "wurd" "bud" ? and thank you i will be villagent in the fight against boogers

"Bud" doesn't necessarily mean "friend," and the answer to your question depends on whether or not you do mean "friend." The word "bud" can be used to refer to someone who you just met or someone you've known your entire life and hang out with on a regular basis. If you just met someone you can consider them a "bud" but you may not tell them they have snot hanging from their nose. However, if you truly consider someone a "friend" you without a doubt should tell them for reasons I gave in my other reply. Putting "bud" in parenthesis is a way of suggesting it can mean far different things to different people. Do you truly consider this "bud" to be a "friend?"

[RUDE BUOY]

"Bud" doesn't necessarily mean "friend," and the answer to your question depends on whether or not you do mean "friend." The word "bud" can be used to refer to someone who you just met or someone you've known your entire life and hang out with on a regular basis. If you just met someone you can consider them a "bud" but you may not tell them they have snot hanging from their nose. However, if you truly consider someone a "friend" you without a doubt should tell them for reasons I gave in my other reply. Putting "bud" in parenthesis is a way of suggesting it can mean far different things to different people. Do you truly consider this "bud" to be a "friend?"

not entirely