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Interesting weekend
Apr. 19th, 2010 07:51 amWell, in one weekend we managed to go to a Playboy party and a wedding.
One of Chuckro's classmates works for Playboy and invited him to their launch party for their May issue. We figured it was unlikely we'd ever be invited to something like that again, so we went. As Chuckro put it, "That was the cleanest dirty thing I've ever done." They had table dancers, but I've seen women traipse around in less before. They also had two Playmates - those costumes are kind of fascinating. They're actually fairly modest, all things considered. It's like a bathing suit with a really well-constructed corset built in. The chest is constructed so it looks like they're going to fall out of the top at any moment - but if you look really closely, the top edge is actually this double fold. It looks like the material is standing away from the skin, so you could look straight down to the top, but there's a second layer against the skin. Also, the party was co-sponsored by Absolut, who were pushing their new Acai Berry vodka. It's...curious stuff.
The wedding, on the other hand, was as wholesome as could be. We of the wedding choir managed to pull together an astonishing amount of music in a really short time, and it was a lovely ceremony. We had some time between the ceremony and the reception, but the town the reception was in was really cute. We wandered around, and found a wine tasting. One by one, most of the choir ended up at the wine shop as each cluster of people passed, came in, and then hung out.
As Chuckro mentioned, my favorite part of the reception was the all-baby Electric Slide. There were something like six babies at this wedding. No one was really dancing when the Electric Slide came on, and the only people who did the dance were carrying babies in front of them. Well, by the end of the song, all of the babies were up there. Something like six parents, each with a baby strapped to their chest, doing the Electric Slide. "You can feel it - it's Electric! Babybabybabybaby!"
One of Chuckro's classmates works for Playboy and invited him to their launch party for their May issue. We figured it was unlikely we'd ever be invited to something like that again, so we went. As Chuckro put it, "That was the cleanest dirty thing I've ever done." They had table dancers, but I've seen women traipse around in less before. They also had two Playmates - those costumes are kind of fascinating. They're actually fairly modest, all things considered. It's like a bathing suit with a really well-constructed corset built in. The chest is constructed so it looks like they're going to fall out of the top at any moment - but if you look really closely, the top edge is actually this double fold. It looks like the material is standing away from the skin, so you could look straight down to the top, but there's a second layer against the skin. Also, the party was co-sponsored by Absolut, who were pushing their new Acai Berry vodka. It's...curious stuff.
The wedding, on the other hand, was as wholesome as could be. We of the wedding choir managed to pull together an astonishing amount of music in a really short time, and it was a lovely ceremony. We had some time between the ceremony and the reception, but the town the reception was in was really cute. We wandered around, and found a wine tasting. One by one, most of the choir ended up at the wine shop as each cluster of people passed, came in, and then hung out.
As Chuckro mentioned, my favorite part of the reception was the all-baby Electric Slide. There were something like six babies at this wedding. No one was really dancing when the Electric Slide came on, and the only people who did the dance were carrying babies in front of them. Well, by the end of the song, all of the babies were up there. Something like six parents, each with a baby strapped to their chest, doing the Electric Slide. "You can feel it - it's Electric! Babybabybabybaby!"
