Bachelor Party Beatings
DailyGrind
Couple nights ago I happened to catch the worst flogging I've seen to date.
Besides the usual antics (tied to the pole, body graffiti with permanent markers, WWE-worthy stage LDs, ripped clothes, etc.), the drunken victim got the shit beat out of him by 3 man-hating dancers (one armed with an actual horsewhip).
After 15 wicked-loud licks (to the roar and delight of the crowd), his back and ass was a mass of bloody flesh.
By this time, despite vicious tugs on the belt around his throat, he was in no shape to give pony rides.
Barely conscious, the dude was rolled off the stage into his buddys' laps.
He had to be carried out of the club, followed by a ten minute intermission while the stage was cleaned.
With friends like that, who needs marriage?
DG
Besides the usual antics (tied to the pole, body graffiti with permanent markers, WWE-worthy stage LDs, ripped clothes, etc.), the drunken victim got the shit beat out of him by 3 man-hating dancers (one armed with an actual horsewhip).
After 15 wicked-loud licks (to the roar and delight of the crowd), his back and ass was a mass of bloody flesh.
By this time, despite vicious tugs on the belt around his throat, he was in no shape to give pony rides.
Barely conscious, the dude was rolled off the stage into his buddys' laps.
He had to be carried out of the club, followed by a ten minute intermission while the stage was cleaned.
With friends like that, who needs marriage?
DG
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But to get back on track, I've never seen a beating in a club, nor do I want to. I avoid clubs when they are having bachelor parties. They're too much like fraternity parties, and I tired of those about 40 years ago.
Anyway, bachelors crack me up. Now that I'm getting into the "prime of my life," all the boys getting married seem to me to be SO YOUNG. Like, I can't distinguish between them and high school students. Evidently there's a difference between a 14 year old and a 24 year old (male or female) but honestly, there are times when I can't tell it any more. Who gave these children a license to independent behavior?