RULES FOR THE PERFECT BACHELOR PARTY
Just be awesome. And make sure you bring a guy who is good at rating how awesome a time the group is having. He needs to say things like, “This horseradish mayo on my steak is AWESOME,” or, “This OD’d stripper in our bathroom is NOT awesome,” or, “Remember when I tried to kiss you last night? That was not awesome, unless you were cooling with it, Bro… then, AWESOME.”
Make sure this guy has no control over the volume of his
voice if he isn’t loud enough, how will the other losers on family vacations
know how awesome a time you’re having? How will you know how excellent a time
you’re having? Get it? Awesome.
A cardinal rule in bachelor parties is that the best man is
the party planner. He is expected to send the invites, choose the venue, and
plan everything for the party. The party may be just one night or the whole
weekend. It can be celebrated within the metropolis, on the beach, or somewhere
far from home.
The best man, however,
should have close coordination with the groom as to his preferences, such as
the persons to be invited or the activities to be done during the party. They
may also talk initially about great groomsmen gift ideas before the groom gets
caught up with more pressing wedding matters at this point. Boston stripper
The makeup and size of the group are essential. It
needs to be large enough to contain a varied list of characters (you know the
funny fat guy, the guy who eats beer cans like a goat, etc.) but it also needs
to be small enough that group decisions can be made quickly, in case you need
to run from a drug dealer. It also should have the right mix of single and
relationship guys.
You and too many relationship guys are in for a bachelor
party brought to you by the never-ending pasta bowl at Olive Garden. You and
too many single guys at a bachelor party brought to you by rape. Every group
has that one “buddy” that thinks he’s in love with any chick that looks at him
half-cockeyed. This guy will ruin your weekend.
While the rest of your buddies are talking about how
excellent everything is, this guy is trying to have meaningful conversations
and saying things like, “I apologize for my friends, they’re like animals,” as
he orders a couple more flutes of Champagne. Friendship means nothing to him,
and his soul is a barren wasteland. He tries to prove a kind of pickup-artist
prowess because his looks like a piece of penne. Bring the movie quote guy
instead.
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