Stag Do ideas... Help please

MrMoonX · 11 Dec 2013 at 09:22

wtf rebuilding your PC for a stag ??

Theophany · 11 Dec 2013 at 09:24

Diesel said:
How does 'rebuilding' a PC even rank as a stag do idea? Next you'll be telling us that you are planning on unblocking your toilet as a birthday treat.

tom_e · 11 Dec 2013 at 09:26

pitchfork said:
We're going with this chilli sauce place, it's a lot of driving and that but we have a guy with a crippling spinal injury in our group, they're providing crossbow shooting and clay pigeon shooting for his sake.

£150 each odd for 4 activities and a 4* hotel for the night, plus it gets you entry into some places in bristol.

We're doing the same for my mates but in Bournemouth, they seem pretty accommodating so it might be worth contacting them.

Make · 11 Dec 2013 at 09:26

I think stag parties are a great way of showing your true intelligence whilst going around town shouting to every passer-by and trying to enter clubs that you have no business going into.

A bit of a generalization, but I watch stags in my job twice a week, and they always seem to be a generally annoying bunch to everyone except themselves.

Edit: if you actually do something that does not involve any of these activities, I applaud you.

G|mp · 11 Dec 2013 at 09:27

Scuzi said:
Buy a load of L plates, go out to a club with your "girlies" and call them all "chick". Drink cheap Champagne, and cheat on your husband-to-be with some black guy.

LoL

Indie · 11 Dec 2013 at 09:29

Clay Pigeon shooting.

my missus' mum went to one in Cheltenham for her work Christmas party thing, she actually wants to take it up as a hobby now

tom_e · 11 Dec 2013 at 09:31

Make said:
I think stag parties are a great way of showing your true intelligence whilst going around town shouting to every passer-by and trying to enter clubs that you have no business going into.

A bit of a generalization, but I watch stags in my job twice a week, and they always seem to be a generally annoying bunch to everyone except themselves.

Edit: if you actually do something that does not involve any of these activities, I applaud you.

Lighten up, if you find the right ones they're also very funny to watch!

Outline · 11 Dec 2013 at 10:57

Indie said:
Clay Pigeon shooting.

my missus' mum went to one in Cheltenham for her work Christmas party thing, she actually wants to take it up as a hobby now

I think something along these lines would be good. A day out, lunch, few pints, clay pigeon shooting, maybe go-carts or so?

pitchfork · 11 Dec 2013 at 11:08

tom_e said:
Lighten up, if you find the right ones they're also very funny to watch!

It's just a bunch of blokes getting way way way too ****ed and fighting each other, making up, and leaving the stag nude against a lamp post with "BUM ME" written on his back.

PermaChanged · 11 Dec 2013 at 11:21

I went on a stag do to Riga in Latvia, well worth a go! Just choose your activities according to your abilities.

tom_e · 11 Dec 2013 at 11:22

pitchfork said:
It's just a bunch of blokes getting way way way too ****ed and fighting each other, making up, and leaving the stag nude against a lamp post with "BUM ME" written on his back.

And as a sober outsider it's quite funny/interesting to watch, especially when your stood in the freezing cold all night.

No1newts · 11 Dec 2013 at 11:42

Matt-Page said:
Reading this thread has made me feel depressed. Watching a film and 're building a PC, for a STAG DO!!! Sort yourself out you gurt Mangina!

Get in a wheel chair and go out. Use it to fancy dress as a car or something. If your best man doesn't/can't organise it then get an usher to do it.

+1

pitchfork · 11 Dec 2013 at 11:50

tom_e said:
And as a sober outsider it's quite funny/interesting to watch, especially when your stood in the freezing cold all night.

I used to quite like finishing work at 4am and having to walk through an area of bars and clubs to get home for this reason.

Saw some funny stuff, I can also confirm, fingering in the alley is very much still a tradition among young men today.

Make · 11 Dec 2013 at 11:54

tom_e said:
And as a sober outsider it's quite funny/interesting to watch, especially when your stood in the freezing cold all night.

It's funny to watch sometimes, but not when you see them actually harassing other people and/or disturbing you. I suppose your job desc. is the same as mine, I find many of them quite aggressive and annoying during a busy time (They can't take a polite "no").

Anyway, nothing to do with the OP anymore, sorry.

tomparker95 · 11 Dec 2013 at 12:53

Why don't you compare every different shade of beige and give each one a detailed description.

Freefaller · 11 Dec 2013 at 13:04

Surely it's up to your best man(men) to organise it all for you? I've told mine about certain caveats, but other than that I have no idea, where, when or what I'm going to be doing! It's much more exciting that way, and I don't have to get involved!

Diagro · 11 Dec 2013 at 14:21

Well isn't it nice to have friends l only have a few as I am such a recluse and busy most of the time.

told the best man to sort something and i'm game. Lol

Freefaller · 11 Dec 2013 at 14:31

I didn't realise as most people have friends, no offence intended.

Rainagul · 11 Dec 2013 at 15:48

Hire strippers to your house with your mates.
Be in the comfort of your own home, maybe get a cheeky drunk computer rebuild going on with the ladies.

Profit.

Em3bbs · 11 Dec 2013 at 15:54

I went on a good stag do where we all chipped in and hired out a boat for the weekend, took turns driving and sitting in the sun, stopping off at various parks/pubs along the way. They had proper beds on so ok for your back. It was kind of like having a floating motel.

I'm not sure I'd do that outside of late spring/summer though.