darkcyde
05-27-2005, 06:38 PM
SHOOT THE GROOM
This game gives the soon-to-be-wed an idea of what awaits him in married
life. It is an oportunity for him to use all the same cunning skills and
charm that enticed the bride to marry him in a totally new way.The
bridegroom receives a superior paint slinger and may also take as many paint
pellets as he wishes with him on to the field. If the bridal party is of
great number or a particularly sadistic bunch, the groom may ask the best
man to accompany him for moral support and to "cover his back". After all,
isn't that what he's going to do at the wedding? Everyone must follow the
normal rules of elimination, except the groom.The groom (and best man) gets
a three minute head start. The bridal party, each with only 10 pellets for
their respective paint guns, searches for the groom. Normal rules of
elimination apply except for the groom. The groom is eliminated only when HE
gives up or when the bridal party runs out of paint. The real fun starts the
next day when the groom tries to explain all those "hickeys".
This game gives the soon-to-be-wed an idea of what awaits him in married
life. It is an oportunity for him to use all the same cunning skills and
charm that enticed the bride to marry him in a totally new way.The
bridegroom receives a superior paint slinger and may also take as many paint
pellets as he wishes with him on to the field. If the bridal party is of
great number or a particularly sadistic bunch, the groom may ask the best
man to accompany him for moral support and to "cover his back". After all,
isn't that what he's going to do at the wedding? Everyone must follow the
normal rules of elimination, except the groom.The groom (and best man) gets
a three minute head start. The bridal party, each with only 10 pellets for
their respective paint guns, searches for the groom. Normal rules of
elimination apply except for the groom. The groom is eliminated only when HE
gives up or when the bridal party runs out of paint. The real fun starts the
next day when the groom tries to explain all those "hickeys".