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<blockquote data-quote="Thornir Alekeg" data-source="post: 2288927" data-attributes="member: 15651">We just had the bachelor party for one of my friends this weekend.&nbsp; It consisted of an afternoon of paintball at an indoor facility (so no weather considerations), followed by dinner at a restaurant and then over to one guys house for drinking and a game of Star Munchkin.&nbsp; Sure to some it sounds lame, but we all enjoyed ourselves, had plenty of time to talk to the groom, laughed a hell of a lot and in the end probably spent less money than we would have dropped at an evening in a strip club.We also considered dinner at the Medieval Manor in Boston (basically comedy dinner theather), but the group was too large - they require parties over a certain size to be mixed gender.&nbsp; I think they are concerned that large bachelor parties leads to a little too much slap and tickle of the serving wenches.For my bachelor party, so many years ago, we went to a sports bar that had games where we did considerable drinking (and discovered my best man's reflexes at air hockey became better the more he drank), followed by a comedy club where we had a table in the front and the party made sure every comedian knew I was the bachelor - then let the comedians humiliate me.Maybe it is just the clubs around here but I've been to several bachelor parties at strip clubs, and with one exception they were pretty lame, in my opinion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thornir Alekeg, post: 2288927, member: 15651"] We just had the bachelor party for one of my friends this weekend. It consisted of an afternoon of paintball at an indoor facility (so no weather considerations), followed by dinner at a restaurant and then over to one guys house for drinking and a game of Star Munchkin. Sure to some it sounds lame, but we all enjoyed ourselves, had plenty of time to talk to the groom, laughed a hell of a lot and in the end probably spent less money than we would have dropped at an evening in a strip club. We also considered dinner at the Medieval Manor in Boston (basically comedy dinner theather), but the group was too large - they require parties over a certain size to be mixed gender. I think they are concerned that large bachelor parties leads to a little too much slap and tickle of the serving wenches. For my bachelor party, so many years ago, we went to a sports bar that had games where we did considerable drinking (and discovered my best man's reflexes at air hockey became better the more he drank), followed by a comedy club where we had a table in the front and the party made sure every comedian knew I was the bachelor - then let the comedians humiliate me. Maybe it is just the clubs around here but I've been to several bachelor parties at strip clubs, and with one exception they were pretty lame, in my opinion. [/QUOTE]

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