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Best Man speech

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One of my jokes is "(brides name here), I have one simple advice for you. Guys have only two emotions, hunger and horny. If you see him without a erection, make him a sandwich. "

That's not that bad, right?

That's pretty bad.

1. It's sexual without using innuendo, which is too vulgar for a reception involving bride and grooms parents, grandparents, possibly other families with younger kids.
2. It's degrading to the wife, since you're telling her to make the groom a sandwhich. If you're the best man, your job is to make fun of the groom and loft up the bride.
 
That's pretty bad.

1. It's sexual without using innuendo, which is too vulgar for a reception involving bride and grooms parents, grandparents, possibly other families with younger kids.
2. It's degrading to the wife, since you're telling her to make the groom a sandwhich. If you're the best man, your job is to make fun of the groom and loft up the bride.

Pretty much this. Don't use that joke at a wedding.
 
I skipped the joke. Speech was still a hit.

good call, but in reality without knowing your group none of us here could give an accurate review of how your speech would turn out.

The worst speeches I have heard are those by dudes that clearly haven't dated much yet try and speak as if they are Dr. Phil/Dr. Ruth all rolled into one.
 
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