A weekend in Oklahoma City
Monday, November 2, 2009 at 8:25AM
The Yadrich family and I went to OKC this past weekend for a wedding. The groom was one of Jake and Tony's best friends growing up in Piper. Since I've got bronchitis, I spent most of my time in a Benadryl/Delsym-induced coma (or watching AMC's Halloween marathon or yelling at the KU game) at the Hilton Garden Inn. However, the 10 waking hours I was out of bed were a lot of fun.
There isn't a lot to say about the wedding, since I didn't know either the bride or the groom (a wee bit awkward). BUT the food included meatballs and egg rolls and the bartenders were pouring drinks on the heavy side. We had a lot of friends who were there, so it added up to a total sh*t show about 90 minutes into the party.
After the reception we went to a bar near the hotel called Club Rodeo. Holy sh*t you guys, this place had live bull riding. Unfortunately, I missed the live bulls on Friday (coma), but Jake said a cowboy practically got stomped in the chute. Just like the Garth Brooks song (It's bulls and blood, it's dust and mud...) Don't judge me.
This night at Club Rodeo they were holding the Halloween costume contest. The prize was $2,000. A guy dressed as Edward Scissorhands won, and he deserved it. Second place went to a guy pretending to f**k a sheep and third place went to a guy dressed as Randy "Macho Man" Savage.
In my opinion, the winner should've been the pregnant lady I saw dressed as a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader. She was at least in her second trimester, dropping it on the dance floor in a smoky bar and taking pictures with random guys' hands on her belly. I can't make it up. Someone reserve that kid a chair in the Behavioral Disorders room at his future elementary school.
There was also a guy dressed as Tyrone Biggums. He was a white man wearing full black face and had a bag of powdered sugar that he kept throwing at his nose and saying "Is this the free crack giveaway?!" See photo.
I would say "Only in OKC!" but I feel like you could see this same thing in Kansas, depending on your location.
After last call our cabs didn't show up, so we started a mile walk back to the hotel. Can't remember who, but someone stopped in the Wyndham and asked if they could drive us back to the Hilton in their hotel van. They did! We dropped the driver $15 and went to sleep.
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