Best Man Speech............Punch line needed!
Best Man Speech............Punch line needed!
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dazmm

Original Poster:

69 posts

261 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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I'm after a punch line for my Best Mans speech.
I've actually written it all, but am struggling on a punchline for the first paragraph, which is below. I've asked around at work but have only come up with one suggestion. So as some of the replies on here are extremely witty I thought I'ld ask.

''Good afternoon Ladies and Gents.
Here we are the time everyone looks forward to, the highlight of the day. Where one person either fails or succeeds.
Where you’re all anticipating a literary masterpiece full of wit, humour and plenty of derogatory comments at the Grooms expense and ending with a standing ovation. Well there’s only going to be one way to achieve that, so I’ve...........................!''

Work response was.....
''printed out Evertons achievemnets for 2009''

This response was funny at work as our colleague supports them, but the Groom doesn't support any sport at all...and the puchline needs to appeal to a wider group.

Thanks for reading and even more thanks for any repies.

Justayellowbadge

37,057 posts

264 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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You footballists really are very odd.

Los Palmas 7

29,908 posts

252 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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dazmm said:
Well there’s only going to be one way to achieve that, so I’ve...........................!''
Shat my pants.


Cara Van Man

29,977 posts

273 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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Justayellowbadge said:
You footballists really are very odd.
Shut it, uphill skiist.

Not all of us could afford yachts.

Shake&Bake

371 posts

207 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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"So I've decided this is the most appropriate time to tell my best friend, that I have been nobbing his new wife for the past 6 months"

Await standing ovation.

Cara Van Man

29,977 posts

273 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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"Got the reciept for all his visits to the local massage parlour"

<unrolls long till sheet>

No?

Okay.

Big Bad Ben

251 posts

259 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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"asked the bride to make the speech in my place"?

staceyb

7,107 posts

246 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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Ask the bride to put her hand on the table, then ask the groom to put his hand on top of it. Congratulate the groom for having the upper hand for the last time in his marriage.

Cara Van Man

29,977 posts

273 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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staceyb said:
Ask the bride to put her hand on the table, then ask the groom to put his hand on top of it. Congratulate the groom for having the upper hand for the last time in his marriage.
hehe

so, so true..............

dazmm

Original Poster:

69 posts

261 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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Big Bad Ben said:
"asked the bride to make the speech in my place"?
Thanks Ben, Something along the lines of what i was after.

I initially was going to say ''Ive put all your names in a hat and the name drwan will stand in for me''

My other half said it didn't go.

mouseymousey

2,642 posts

259 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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Seems an odd way to write a speech to me. If you can't think of a punchline then just change the first paragraph.


Matt_N

8,987 posts

224 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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mouseymousey said:
Seems an odd way to write a speech to me. If you can't think of a punchline then just change the first paragraph.
Yeh, the paragraph seems very awkward to me, can see you getting tongue tied!

mouseymousey

2,642 posts

259 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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Or, if you're not going to rewrite the first paragraph how about something along the lines of

"so the longer you clap, the longer the bar will stay open tonight"

or

"the groom has offered to pay £20 to every person who claps loudly at the end of my speech, please see him before the first dance to collect your money"


dazmm

Original Poster:

69 posts

261 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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mouseymousey said:
Seems an odd way to write a speech to me. If you can't think of a punchline then just change the first paragraph.
I've 3 weeks to the big day, So if I can't come up with anything I will.

Neil_H

15,407 posts

273 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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"..asked a bunch or strangers on the internet to do it, while I bashed myself off to some porn"



tumbleweed

dibbly_dobbler

11,437 posts

219 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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Ditch all that and begin with this 'Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. The last time I stood up in front of this many people I was found guilty and fined £250 so you'll forgive me if I'm feeling a little nervous' smile

paulmurr

4,203 posts

234 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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Throw a packet of ciggies at the Bride's father and say...

... Here's 20 camels for your daughter.


getmecoat

Jasandjules

71,901 posts

251 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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dazmm said:
''Good afternoon Ladies and Gents.
Here we are the time everyone looks forward to, the highlight of the day. Where one person either fails or succeeds.
Where you’re all anticipating a literary masterpiece full of wit, humour and plenty of derogatory comments at the Grooms expense and ending with a standing ovation. Well there’s only going to be one way to achieve that, so I’ve...........................!''
Decided not to give a speech at all.

Just kidding, and then on to the next paragraph....

convert

3,757 posts

240 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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...prepared a speech about marriage; pure an simple.

Insert Bride's name is pure, and insert Groom's name is simple.

TheD

3,142 posts

221 months

Monday 29th June 2009
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paulmurr said:
Throw a packet of ciggies at the Bride's father and say...

... Here's 20 camels for your daughter.


getmecoat
rofl