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Hey! He could have gotten his own dollars pinned to it!
You should have just gotten him a vail and went clubbing, like the women do. Sounds like he would have enjoyed it...
Hey! He could have gotten his own dollars pinned to it!
From the sounds of it, the condoms pinned on the vail would have been appropriate too.
Hmmm, wearing a T-shirt that says, "I'm too much of a pussy to stand up to my fiance, so this is my gay ass Bachelor party. Life Savers, $1 per bite."
Clearly, if a guy doesn't want strippers at his bachelor party, he's gay. Couldn't be that he loves his fiance and wants to honor his wishes. Couldn't even be that he doesn't like strippers, that he thinks it's skanky or low, or isn't aroused by bored women taking off their clothes and pretending to be interested while they grind on him.
Nope, clearly, he's gay.
Or maybe he just wanted to spend time with his friends. Nah, that's too girly, isn't it? Why spend time with people you don't get to see as frequently now that everyone has jobs to keep them busy when you can watch bored women remove their clothing without being able to participate in any way?
Yeah, I totally see why this is something women don't get.
I agree, Easjer.
Well, he was driving another guy home after his own bachelor party.
I admit I don't get it. I really don't understand paying money for someone to torture and tease me, and then have to go home and take care of business myself. I'd rather be with someone who tortures and teases me ... and then finishes what he started. But then I have that ... and I don't have to pay for it. Maybe that's the difference?
That doesn't mean I'm one of those jealous women who gets their panties in a wad over it, I don't, it just seems like such a waste when the odds are fairly certain that there are no happy endings for you no matter how many rolls of nickles you shove down her thong.
Well said.
He was driving *my husband* home because I had the car and I was going out. And it was supposed to be the next day. Turns out we should have just stayed home together.
I am just sorry for the groom in this situation, because over-reaction or not, all he got was a clear sign that his 'friends' think their fun and wishes are more important than his at the party given in his honor. Which, nice. I'm not a huge fan of his fiance either (and guess whose job it is to entertain her when we go out?), but to blantantly disregard his wishes (and I reiterate HIS wishes) because you don't like his fiance or think she's calling the shots? How passive aggressive and rude.
Then he shouldn't have had a bachelor party, he should have had a old fashioned SA cook-out. Nah, this guy wanted more than just a get together with the boys. The term 'bachelor party' automatically triggers a reaction in men that implies there will be at least some debachery.
I couldn't disagree more. He was asked if he wanted a bachelor party, and he said yeah, he did, just getting his friends together and hanging out with them. He stipulated that he did not want strippers. He's the guest of honor. How hard is it to respect his wishes?
Another thing here - let's say that the organizers here truly thought he did want strippers and was just trying to be nice in front of his fiance, ok? So they get them. When he got angry and tried to leave, don't you think, as his friends, you would feel bad and maybe apologize, or say, send the strippers home, so that your friend (who you are supposed to be getting together to honor) stays at the party?
Well, they didn't do that. They let him leave and then partied with the strippers. That's a pretty clear indication of how important their friend was in the consideration of this party. They were just horny sob's and their friend's comfort/wishes were secondary to paying women to undress. Some friends.
You're right, Dan. He wanted it so badly that he left and went home. Just like women who say "No" really want it so bad that they call it "rape." ing brilliant.
Sounds like there is more to the story IMO.
Rude is not a term used amongst guys who are friends. It doesn't exist.
All I'm saying is he should have considered his audience. I wonder how many of those 'friends' would have been there had they known that the groom stipulated a no-women clause and was the designated driver. Not many I bet.
So you are saying men won't show up to a friend's bachelor party unless there is debauchery? With friends like that....
No, what I'm saying is that without debauchery it's not a bachelor party, it's a mourning.
You're assuming that everyone at the party knows the bachelor. Rarely the case...
Some go for their friend, some to gamble, some to see T&A and some just to say that they were there.
Now take that logic one step further. If you suddenly realized that these "friends" were just using you as an excuse to get some strippers so they don't feel like losers for going to a strip club, would you want to stick around?
And the groom wasn't the designated driver. He and I were planning on crashing at the host's apartment.
Your not much of a wing-man are you? Of course you stick around.
This guy has got to be a total loser. Only a loser would throw a hissy fit about being in the presence of strippers and only a loser would have friends that disrepect him so much that they abandon him to be with said strippers.
If guys who don't know the bachelor don't show up unless there are strippers, who cares?
If you DID know the bachelor and knew his wishes, would you purposely go against them? I don't see you as the type who needs fake sweaty s in his face to have a good time.
No, I wouldn't. I also wouldn't plan a sword fight in some guy's apartment as the "Big" night...
And if I was the groom, I wouldn't run away, either.
I think you've seen too many movies.
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