#Bachelor parties

Remember the good old days of high school/college/post-grad when you and your buddies could all get together and muck it up with very little effort? Things change: people move away, get married, have kids, and lose touch. You can always count on a wedding or college reunion to get everyone, but

iStockphoto At this point, if one more person says “what a wild year” in the wrong crowd, we’re going to find a body with its eyes and flesh removed. We’ve reached our capacity, as a society, for broad nothingisms that pathetically undersell the craziness of 2020. Stop saying it, people, or

Women typically aren’t super jazzed when their husbands or boyfriends get invited to a bachelor party. Whether it is the heavy drinking, the strip clubs, the potential to cheat or all three, overprotective wives and overly attached girlfriends cringe at the thought of their man going to a bachelor

Benedict Arnold. Vidkun Quisling. Ephialtes of Trachis. The Rosenbergs. Marcus Junius Brutus. Mir Jafar. John Anthony Walker Jr. Now you can add this backstabbing best man who stole a groom’s money he had saved for his dream bachelor party to the list of the all-time worst betrayals in history.

Have you ever gotten an email on accident that was intended for someone else? I get them almost daily and I even have a pretty obscure name. A friend of mine named Brittany C. gets them nonstop because she has a very common email address and it sounds like torture. Sometimes, things work out for