A bar in Baltimore | Friday Night

[knife_bender]

Diego was a pretty simple guy. He didn't require anyone to go all out for a bachelor party, which was why he was fairly confident Luther could pull it off without it being a complete disaster.

There was a bar. There was karaoke at said bar, and the added benefit of there being arcade games at said bar. Perfect way to get a bunch of dudes hammered the night before a good chunk of them had to leave on a trip overseas.

[For the dudes who better get off their ass and sing. Hold for some OCD We're good to go!]

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Re: Bar

[pocketpretzels]

"Your assumption was... not wrong," Watts said ruefully. Because again, the term 'bachelor party' had an entirely different connotation when you were a gay man from the early 1900s.

Re: Bar

[knife_bender]

"This is actually the first one I've ever been to," Diego admitted. "But I've seen enough movies to know how it goes."

Re: Bar

[pocketpretzels]

"Mmm. Much like music, I am far behind on those as well," Watts admitted. "Moving pictures were just becoming en vogue back home when I left."

And for some reason every time he and Steven had attempted watching a movie they'd gotten distracted. Well, except for that one time they'd essentially had a chaperone.