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Off to the STRIP BAR...


Max has skill...and
he needed the money.
(Insert song: "I'm in love with a stripper...")

The Lodge was not just a
top-shelf venue, it was also stocked with top-shelf women. A
quick $100 round at the bar, a few words to the manager from
Douchebag (who, dead drunk, could probably talk 'W' out of the
nuclear launch codes), and we were being led to the upstairs
VIP room for pictures on a pole with a stripper. This pole
worked, but it was in a private room and lacked the grandeur
and class of the full-fledged versions on the floor. The
manager suggested a downstairs pole on the main dance floor
that was plainly visible to the other patrons. Bingo!
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"We're the kind of assholes that don't care what you
think, woman!" |
As we
cut through the crowd, we overheard a girl asking who we
were and why the hell we were wearing sunglasses inside. The
answer? We're the kind of assholes that don't care what you
think, woman! Soon, we were on the pole and another mission
was down. Team armada made to leave, but suddenly Max had a
mostly naked blonde glued to his lap, administering a free
and extremely thorough dance near the bar. You have got to
respect that man's game. Respect it.
While
we were leaving, a local radio station (105.3 FM, KLLI) gave
us a shout out, wished us luck in the MAXIM Magazine Road
Trip competition and announced our whereabouts for later
that evening. Excellent. We love it when a plan comes
together.
A quick stop by the Galleria yielded a shirt for
Douchebag and a new pair of shoes for So Fain, while security
followed our every move in Nordstrom. We didn't steal
anything, but we made sure everyone was aware of our
presence.
Within 15 minutes and with our wallets a little
lighter, we headed back to the MAXIM Mobile for the
trip back to Plano to meet the limos. Douchebag, considerate
host that he is, had left his front door unlocked so that
when we arrived at the house, we were greeted by a small
army of drinkers. We slammed as many Jager Bombs as we
could before two black stretch limos arrived. Slapping the
road trip logos on the doors, we piled in.

HOW TO TELL IF YOU'RE
DRUNK:
In a group photograph, you are the one talking to
his beer.
We
drove around what seemed like half of Dallas picking up more
people, an unfathomable amount of liquor, another set of
door magnets and another mission accomplished. We had an
obliging Dallas Sheriff handcuff Nick for a picture in front
of the limo in the liquor store parking lot. He was just
sober enough not to do anything that would land him in the
slammer for real.


As we drove around town, everyone
would stop and stare
at the limo with the decals on the
side.


We had to make a nutritious
stop for Nick's growing body at Micky D's!

Jager FOUL...somebody is gonna' have
to buy the next bottle!


Didn't take long, but Nick was in cuff's in no time!

MAXIM
Style.
By the
time we arrived at The Dubliner Irish Pub, our crew of
twenty strong was already what some experts like to call
“intoxicated”. The revelry quickly started to intensify as
we pounded pints and collected additional women. The limo
drivers were a little irritated when we packed both limos
well over capacity to hit our next stop… crashing a party at
Reflection Fine Art.

Jen Cook
(Maxim Hometown Hotties contestant), Max & Kris
Okay, okay. Even we have to admit that an art gallery
may not have been the ideal place for 30 drunken idiots, but
it was definitely worth the stop. The women were amazing.
The manager, Brandy, and the two hostesses, Jen and Kris,
were all amazingly beautiful. Commenting on one of their
asses, Nick put it best when he proved Shakespeare was an
amateur by stating, "I can't believe poop comes out of
there!"
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"Max, Nick and So Fain worked the girls pretty hard with
over the top flirting." |
Max, Nick and So Fain worked the girls pretty hard
with over the top flirting, although they may not have been
quite as smooth as they had planned. While the gallery
manager was introducing So Fain to the artist, he backed into
one of his sculptures. Luckily, the rest of Team armada
caught it before So Fain was forced to buy the sculpture’s
mangled, shattered remains.
We quickly changed subject to
another piece, which the artist explained started as one
nude figure. He kept adding more naked bodies until the end
result was a large, semi-pornographic ball of tangled
people. So Fain stopped, looked the artist in the eye and
said, "Wow. I have to tell you, man, this is great. You are
extraordinarily perverted." So Fain thought this highly amusing.
The artist did not.
Our welcome in the high tone art world
thoroughly worn out, we quickly told the hot girls to meet
us later and split. Time to hit our official welcome to
Dallas party… The Douchebag and El Supremo show at Reno's
Chop Shop.


We spilled out of the limos
in front of Reno's. The owners, Alan and Johnny, had cleared
the usual block of Choppers from in front of the bar so that
we could unload as well as pull up a fire truck. Douchebag
had a friend at the fire department and they wanted to stop
by to let us take a pic on their truck. As a small army of
drunks giddily swarmed the fire truck, one of the fire
fighters shook his head ruefully and commented that it was
just like dealing with a bunch of first graders… on alcohol.
We then made our way to the back of Reno's for more drinks
just as the band got on stage.
The lead singer announced our presence
as we downed shots and started playing. After a few rounds,
near the end of their set, the band called us on stage for
their final song of the set. Spotting So Fain’s "I'll Mess
With Texas" shirt, the band quickly improvised a song called
"DON'T Mess With Texas" while the crowd shouted their
agreement with him. Luckily at the end of the song, the team
would avenge So Fain.
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"Max
grabbed the microphone, leaned
in and shouted 'IT AIN'T GONNA SUCK ITSELF!!'" |
The band announced a short break and
staggered off stage with the lead singer falling down the
stairs and pulling Ashley down with him. The bruise on her
ass was exquisite the next day, though Ashley has no
recollection of having been tackled and wounded.
Max
whispered in a conspiratorial tone, "I think the mic is
still on" and moved to center stage. He tapped the mic twice
and the crowd all turned as one to look at the three of us
Georgians left on stage alone. Max grabbed the microphone, leaned
in and shouted "IT AIN'T GONNA SUCK ITSELF!!" The crowd
erupted into applause and laughter as flashbulbs started
going off.
Max knows how to get attention.

On Stage





Our view from stage...TOTAL
CHAOS!!!

Look at this lil' fella'...he's
having a good time...
At this point,
we met a Dallas DJ named Paisley and he took a beautiful
blonde and So Fain on a side adventure while the rest of the
team drank at Reno’s. They quickly moved through a side
door, across the street, in one side of a bar and out the
other, across another street and into a hip-hop club for a
quick stage appearance where the host MCs blessed our road
trip and almost torched So Fain’s throat with some rather
aggressive shots. They broke out back to Reno's where they
gathered the Atlanta boys and a couple girls and headed out
the front. Rain then chased us into our friend Elizabeth’s
SUV. Elizabeth goes by the affectionate moniker The
Antichrist. We took a quick trip to yet another bar named
Republic.

By this time, we were critically sauced. Triple girl kisses
were going off everywhere (mission accomplished over and
over) and the people (especially Amber) at Republic set us
up the perfect VIP table in the middle of the crowd. They
then lined up Jager Bombs like a buffet. We love you
and hate you for this, Amber!
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"As attention whores (and binge drinkers), we quickly
jumped at the chance to show our asses to a larger
television market." |
As we are tackling
the shots, Nick noticed a TV crew. A quick investigation
found that it was a Bud Select taping interviews for a
possible TV commercial appearance… and they are giving out
free beer. As attention whores (and drunks), we quickly
jumped at the chance to show our asses to a larger
television market.
It took Nick four takes to answer one question without
hitting on the girl who was conducting the interview. It
should be noted that this was right in front of the
interviewer’s boyfriend. Nick was informed of this, but by
the time he was half way through his answer, he would pause,
leer at her and start flirting on camera again. So Fain
couldn't make too much fun of him though; it took him
several takes to remember you can’t say “fuck” on network
television. Hey, when you remove it from his vocabulary,
he's only left with a handful of verbs. Max was much
smoother.



I can't believe poop comes
out of there. – Nick




Blue Steel.








By the
time the bar closed, our limo hadn't come to pick us up. It
was cold, rainy and we were so drunk that the hot blonde
So Fain was with fell backwards off the wall she was sitting
on. Score!
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"By the time we got to Plano, the
damage was done and So Fain’s sex life suddenly look much
like his liver. Decimated." |
When the limo arrived, we were almost too drunk
to even pile in. Douchebag and Supremo had succumbed to
alcohol related injuries and been shuttled home by the limo.
It was just the three Georgia boys and two girls left. Max
and Ashley passed out immediately in the back while the
blonde and So Fain started heading the same direction in the
front. Unfortunately, Nick was in quite the mood and started
insulting her… brutally.
By the time we got to Plano, the
damage was done and So Fain’s sex life suddenly look much like
his liver. Decimated. Everyone broke into bedrooms and
collapsed at around 5am. |