The Stag Page #6
- Year:
- 2015
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get over that kind of thing.
Yeah, not that many
Buns in the world.
That's what I call a best man.
Do you know, it wouldn't be a stag
without some element of boldness.
I have to be honest and
say that I didn't think
there would be a right
time, but er...
Oh!
- What is that?
- MDMA.
What, like the bank?
Um, this is a drug, like ecstasy.
- I've never really done that sh*t.
- I think you'd like it.
It can connect people to their
softer, more feminine side.
Go on, The Machine. Go on.
Come on.
Yeah!
I don't feel anything.
It's in the post.
Funny taste in it.
It's like sherbet dip.
- I feel like a blanket.
- We don't have any blankets.
No, I actually feel like a blanket,
like I resemble a blanket.
All furry. Do you want
me to lie on you?
That's really kind
of you... but no.
Okay.
So what's your story, The Machine?
- Like do you have a family?
- I did.
Oh, I'm sorry.
No, they're totally
alive, or whatever.
I didn't know you
were having problems.
- I know you didn't.
- Anything I can do.
The first thing you can do is not
mention a word of this to Ruth.
I don't want her going
up the aisle thinking
I've just been f***ed back down it.
Yeah, sure, The Machine.
Oh, Jesus, I've got to turn it
around before your big day.
Somehow, I mean...
I can't pitch up solo. Just...
So what happened, The Machine?
Well, as I'm sure most of you
overheard the other night,
right now financially I am up sh*t
creek with a turd for a paddle.
- Two million.
- I was under some serious pressure.
And the drinking, well, it was...
it was on an upward trajectory.
I was invited to the
races in Deauville
in France on a bit of a corporate.
I had two horses come in and we
were poured back onto the plane
from Paris. I needed to go
to the toilet, like badly,
and the seatbelt light wasn't going
off and the stewardess is all like,
"Le turbulence! Le seatbelt!
Le turbulence!"
And I'm like, "Je piss
maintenant! Je piss!"
"Le turbulence!" So I just kind
of get up and, you know, go.
What do you mean "go"?
I did a Gerry Depardieu on it,
if you know what I'm talking about.
You urinated into a
bottle on an aeroplane?
Depardieu had a bottle?
I got arrested, thrown
off the aeroplane.
I got thrown into the
f***ing clink for 24 hours.
I had to get back to Ireland by land
and sea and when I got back home,
Rachel had changed the locks.
Now I can't see the kids.
Okay, so, er, what
did you say to her?
"Rachel, why are you being
such a dick about this?
"You've got a massive stick up
your hole about this one issue.
"I love the sh*t out of you
and you know that, yeah?"
What were the exact words you used?
That's verbatim 'cause I wrote it
down so I would totally nail it.
Did you apologise?
I don't think I busted out
an actual apology per se,
but she... should know that I am...
totally... filled with
regret or whatever.
You can't say the words, can you?
- What?
- Sorry, you can't say sorry.
- That's ridiculous.
- Say it, then.
- No.
- Why not?
- 'Cause I'm not feeling it.
- Hey, I know.
Davin... you stand up and be
his lawfully-wedded wife.
- Absolutely not.
- Shut this sh*t down, Kevin.
You have one week to
turn this thing around.
Bun, get up.
Come on, Bun.
Okay, now, look at
your beautiful wife
and tell her that you
are sorry and mean it.
- Okay.
- That's Gavin.
- Davin.
- Bun.
Just pretend.
- This is very gay.
- You have one week. Be a man.
Yeah, okay.
Rachel...
- Why are you being such a dick?
- No, no, no.
Okay.
Yeah, okay.
Rachel...
- The seatbelt light...
- No, say it.
Come on.
Mistakes were made.
There has to be music!
I need it in my earholes.
Please, just someone sing me anything.
Just something, anything!
He's right. What are we doing,
taking this stuff without music?
It's highly irresponsible.
Ho, row, the rattlin' bog,
the bog down in the valley-oh
Ho, row, the rattlin' bog,
the bog down in the valley-oh
Now, in that bog,
there was a tree
A rare tree, a rattlin' tree
The tree in the bog and the
bog down in the valley-oh!
- Hey!
- Ho, row, the rattlin' bog...
Frre Jacques, frre Jacques
Dormez-vous? Dormez-vous?
- Frre Jacques, frre Jacques
- Sonnez les matinee
- Sonnez les matinee
- Frre Jacques, frre Jacques
- Frre Jacques, frre Jacques
- Sonnez les matinee
- Dormez-vous? Dormez-vous?
- Frre Jacques, frre Jacques
Ding, dang, dong,
ding, dang, dong
The Camptown ladies sing
this song, doo-da, doo-da
The Camptown racetrack's
five miles long, oh, doo-da-day
Going to run all night,
going to run all day
I bet my money on a bob-tailed
nag, somebody bet on the bay
- Davin, don't be p*ssy. Your turn.
- No, I can't sing.
- Come on!
- Come on, Gav!
Er, okay.
On Raglan Road
On an autumn day I saw her first
And knew that her dark hair
Would weave a snare
That I might one day rue
I saw the danger yet I walked
Along the enchanted way
And I said let grief
Be a fallen leaf
At the dawning of the day
On Grafton Street
In November
We tripped lightly
along the ledge
Of a deep ravine
Where can be seen
The Queen of Hearts
Still making tarts
And I'm not making
Hay
Well, I loved too much
And such by such
Is happiness
Thrown away
On a quiet street
Where old ghosts meet
I watch her walking now
Away from me
So hurriedly
My reason...
I can't remember the rest.
That was deadly, Bun.
What are you doing?
- We passed a lake.
- Way back.
More of a pond, really.
- Where's he going?
- He's going for a swim.
I need water on my body.
- F*** it.
- This is so f***ing insane.
Why don't we walk there in our
clothes and then take them off?
Because, Fionan...
Oh.
Wait for me!
Whoo!
Whoo!
- This isn't familiar to me.
- I could have sworn it was here.
- Yeah, me, too.
- Well, it isn't.
- Oh, God, I'm high.
- Where's The Machine?
Maybe he's down at the lake.
- What are we going to do?
- Find the Machine.
He's at the lake!
Find The Machine, find the lake.
The Machine!
The Machine! The Machine!
The Machine!
Sh*t. What do we do?
- Okay, we just need to go back.
- Okay.
Wait!
- Which way is back?
- It's this way.
- It's this way.
- It's this way.
- Come on, which way is back?
- Okay, it's this way.
- I don't think it's that way!
- Which way?
- Some other way like this way!
- I came from this way!
You came from that way.
I was behind you.
- Davin, you were behind me!
- So which way did you come in?
I don't know. Possibly that way.
No, that way.
Look, come on. Okay, we're
going to go this way.
- You're winging it, Kevin!
- Shut up, Fionan!
Oh, my God.
- No, it's this way.
- It's this way!
Oh, God.
- What the f*** was that?
- Um...
Guys, we're lost. Look at the moon.
Does the moon move?
Is it a reliable instrument?
Yes.
- The moon is not reliable.
- I don't know.
- Then why did you say yes?
- Because I don't know.
We were just here.
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