Met up with a bunch of friends for drinks after work to celebrate the engagment of our friends who had been together for years.  He proposed to her last night which was apparently 5 years to the day of their first date.  There was about 10 of us there tonight for a few drinks as the newly engaged couple were driving out of state in a couple hours to share the sad happy news with the bride to be's family.  (interesting that the bride wasn't drinking she said because she was going to be the one driving tonight, the rest of us are assuming she's pregers and that's why they got engaged)
So after a couple rounds (not to mention I got there early and got a head start) one idiot in the group decides to buy a round of shots for everyone (ok, the idiot is actually me) So we're about to do the shot and then one of my GBs says that someone should make a toast and he nominates me to do it (mostly because he knows that I've been drinking more than anyone else and I'll probably say something inappropriate)  So I reached deep down into my soul and came up with the following:
"
As we go down life's lonesome's highway (
dramatic pause as I sigh)
It seems (
slight dramatic pause) 
the hardest thing to do, (
now looking directly at engaged couple)
Is to find (
pause, fake like I'm choking up)
 a friend, or 2.
That helping hand (
pause, close my eyes and bite my quivering lower lip)
Someone who understands.
When you feel (
slight pause) 
you've lost your way,
You've got someone there to say: (
very dramatic pause)
I'll show you. (
now tapping my fist on my heart and pointing to the happy couple)
Here's to the happy couple, Cheers."
Yep, they thought I'd be inappropriate, but instead I quoted Lionel Richie's "Say You... Say Me" and performed it like a 5 time Oscar winner!!!!  The bride-to-be had tears in her eyes as she hugged me and said how beautiful that was.  A couple GB's commented on how "deep" that was.  The groom-to-be hugged me and said "sorry dude, that must have tough for you, I know your divorce was rough".  I am completely and utterly shuked that no one knew what I had just done.  I kinda feel like I should get some credit for my performance, but they all think it was just a heart felt toast.  WTF!!!
So everyone gets up to leave and I go to pay my tab to the bartender and he says to me:  "Hey, nice toast Lionel.  Maybe if the happy couple has a kid, you could qoute some versus from "I Believe The Children Are The Future" at the baptism"    

    That ugly bartender with a creepy lazy eye made my night with that comment.