Bachelor Party Pranks That Are Not Practical Anymore!
Most guys feel that the night before one of their mates gets married is the "let us show him what he will miss' night. However, some traditional pranks have lethal consequence...

Most guys feel that the night before one of their mates gets married is the "let us show him what he will miss' night. However, some traditional pranks have lethal consequences.

You won't read about the groom-to-be that crashed his car the night before the wedding because of spiked drinks; since leaks would result in forfeiture of friendship, or jail time-because of what went into some cocktails.

Over 20 years ago, I was the concierge for a 1000-room hotel in a large city. A well-dressed, visibly depressed young man checked into the hotel. Within half an hour he sauntered over to my tour desk and asked about the types of night clubs that were in town. Sheepishly, I told him that a hot recording artist was appearing that evening in the hotel's main ballroom. "I need more action" he volunteered. Then he asked about escort services. I told him that we have no services registered at the hotel; however he could speak to one of the cab drivers outside the hotel compound.

Every evening after dinner, the same cab driver came for him and took him away. Invariably he would return drunk in the wee hours of the morning. At the end of his one-week stay, the cab driver drove into the compound and said to me, "that guy was very good for my mortgage payments but I hope I never encounter another guest like him again."

It turned out that the loner was celibate until the night before his wedding. His buddies planned his bachelor's party. They invited a stripper who obligingly taught him all that he needed to know about marriage. There was one problem: the stripper was H.I.V. positive. She had to make a living the only way she knew.

His wealthy father-in law offered him a job in which all employees had to take complete medical examinations. When his fairy-tale life came crashing down, instead of blaming himself and his indiscreet friends, he blamed it upon some unknown form of injustice. He decided the residual time he had on earth would be spent visiting every known holiday destination, making sure he infected every escort worker. He would offer thousands of dollars more for reckless behaviour. He always used the same excuse-"he was celibate and it was impossible for him to have an infection." Brad Pitt is ugly in comparison to that guy. Not only was he attractive, but intelligent, and rich as well. As far as he was concerned, someone destroyed his life and he was seeking revenge: innocent has to suffer for the guilty.

Most people are completely in the dark when it comes to the spiritual roots of many so-called incurable diseases. More alarming is the complete lack of understanding of how spiritual viruses spread. Man-made devices cannot protect a person from spiritual viruses (which lead to demonic possession and many so-called incurable diseases). It is my hope that at least one person realizes it is not cool to go along with the crowd anymore. I do not know what happened to that man; it is safe to say that he was personally responsible for the deaths of perhaps as many as thousands of people--all because of a lethal prank.