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Bachelor party question
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Just Blue
Senior Member
What the heck are you talking about?
NeilTheCop
Member
If you throw a formal bachelor party I believe you will be the only one going 
Just Blue
Senior Member
Come on Neil! There may be formal "Stick up your Arse" bachelor parties! It not ALWAYS about strippers and booze!If you throw a formal bachelor party I believe you will be the only one going
quincy
Senior Member
The incentive to go then is ... what, exactly?
Just Blue
Senior Member
Tea and cucumber sandwiches. Discussions about the market.
quincy
Senior Member
Ahh. That should do it.Tea and cucumber sandwiches. Discussions about the market.
Just Blue
Senior Member
Just Blue
Senior Member
Did you have a cucumber sandwich?
NeilTheCop
Member
A bachelor party out of tradition should simply be an informal evening of drunken debauchery, and you should know if it was a good party if you can read about it in the local paper the next day
Eekamouse
Senior Member
What a bizarre question to post on a legal forum.
Are you planning on having hookers for the entertainment? That would be a question to ask if you want to know if hiring hookers in this situation would be an illegal act.
PayrollHRGuy
Senior Member
The best bachelor parties have a party bus and a 5-hour drive to Dallas.
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