the Drinking Game thread
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My favorite drinking game is called, "Grab a beer, open it, drink it." I'm a winner every time.
Ever play spoons?
Its sort of like musical chairs, at least in principle. Everybody sits in a circle and you put a spoon in the center of the circle for every person except one (the musical chairs concept). Next you deal out 4 cards to everybody. To start play the dealer hands one card to the person to their left. This person has the option to keep the card and pass another card from their hand to person on their left or just hand it to the left. (you must pass one card for every card you get) The object is to get 4 of a kind and to grab a spoon from the center.
If someone grabs a spoon, everybody else has to grab a spoon until all the spoons are gone. The person who doesn't have a spoon at the end has to drink and they get a letter (as in the game HORSE). Once you spell SPOON you are out of the game and have to refill drinks or whatever. Also anyone who touches a spoon at anytime before someone gets 4 of a kind must drink and gets a letter.
The object is to pass the cards as fast as possible and try to fake everybody out by reaching for spoons when you don't actually have 4 of a kind to lure people to reach in and touch a spoon. On a wild night spoons will fly, causing various injuries. Very fun indeed.
Variations include strip spoons. (a personal favorite)
Its sort of like musical chairs, at least in principle. Everybody sits in a circle and you put a spoon in the center of the circle for every person except one (the musical chairs concept). Next you deal out 4 cards to everybody. To start play the dealer hands one card to the person to their left. This person has the option to keep the card and pass another card from their hand to person on their left or just hand it to the left. (you must pass one card for every card you get) The object is to get 4 of a kind and to grab a spoon from the center.
If someone grabs a spoon, everybody else has to grab a spoon until all the spoons are gone. The person who doesn't have a spoon at the end has to drink and they get a letter (as in the game HORSE). Once you spell SPOON you are out of the game and have to refill drinks or whatever. Also anyone who touches a spoon at anytime before someone gets 4 of a kind must drink and gets a letter.
The object is to pass the cards as fast as possible and try to fake everybody out by reaching for spoons when you don't actually have 4 of a kind to lure people to reach in and touch a spoon. On a wild night spoons will fly, causing various injuries. Very fun indeed.
Variations include strip spoons. (a personal favorite)
Cardinal Puff was one of my favorites in college...you get facked up...cuz you have to finish a beer every round...
never played a drinking game.
It was a fun thing to do back in the day...once in a while if I'm in a group I'll play quarters...I'm a damn good quarters player...sometimes I have to throw a bad round just so I can drink!jacksonpt said:
Generally I think drinking games are stupid but if I had to pick one it would have to be the game called "drink" my friends and I played in college. There are no real rules, people take turn rolling dice then you yell at each other as loud as possible until everyone ends up drinking. Occasionally beers and punches would be thrown. It is best played when everyone starts out fairly trashed.
huh...is there anything in particular you have to yell in order to drink?Westy said:
im not old enough to drink
No, that was the beauty of it, but screaming something like "take off your colostomy bag and drink like a man you sally ass cripple" seemed to work well. Like I said, the game only works if you start out drunk.dh girlie said:
Westy said:
Huh...interesting...
At happy hour, our group used to play a stupd simple game to maximize our (lack of) drinking time. We called it the "dice game," or "fak your neighbor." You start out with a cup filled with maybe 4 - 8oz of beer in the middle and a set of dice. Ah hell...I was going to spell out the rules, but I only play when I'm f'd, so I really can't remember the them right now. I'm going to have to get back to you guys...
This is the same game I play.....I Are Baboon said:
I'll even add "drink it slowly" just to spice things up a little.
-S.S.-
I like that game.Westy said:
I like playing beer pong, but I mostly just like the "pong" part of it, as the actual drinking of small amounts of cheap, crappy, warm beer with a dirty pingpong ball in it doesn't really appeal to me...
My girlfriend and I are pretty good at it, though, so we don't usually end up drinking as much as everyone else
Bah.SkaredShtles said:
Sally.
my favorite game is moose ears. its sort of like quarters, its got a silly VT twist though. You lean an ice tray up on a cup, and the object is to bounce quarters into the ice tray. Bottom is one, second row is two and so on... one side of tray is give the other side is take, also everytime drinks are given or taken a "drink" is added to the cup that the ice tray is leaning on. If you bounce the quarter into the top row of ice trays everybody yells "moose ears" and puts their hands up bullwinkle style, last person to do it has to drink the ice tray cup.
Beer pong is good, but only when already trashed, otherwise my aim sucks(go figure).
Not a big fan of drinking games, but I do like playing with drinks...especially anything flammable. :dancing:
There were a few games that the aussies taught me while I was down under. Mainly "race boat" which involved two 8 person(or more) teams racing to finish off the most pitchers in a certain amount of time. The rule is that you can't start drinking until the person to your left hits you with his/her pint/pot glass. Best played early on in the night when people have money for lots of pitchers. Running out of pitchers mid-game is not a pleasant sight.
The Ito
Not a big fan of drinking games, but I do like playing with drinks...especially anything flammable. :dancing:
There were a few games that the aussies taught me while I was down under. Mainly "race boat" which involved two 8 person(or more) teams racing to finish off the most pitchers in a certain amount of time. The rule is that you can't start drinking until the person to your left hits you with his/her pint/pot glass. Best played early on in the night when people have money for lots of pitchers. Running out of pitchers mid-game is not a pleasant sight.
The Ito
Haha, we made up a game called "full moose" (got the idea from a kid's camp game) that was similar. No quarters, just lots of confusion as you threw "moose ears" across the table to eachother. The best was when you got confused bystanders involved in the game.Crazy Sweeper said:
The Ito
that didnt stop nobodycaptainpolution said:
A few years back at road nats, the SLO collegiate team came back home with some jerseys from other schools. I guess our boat racing team came out the winners a few times at the closing party. Hey, at least they won something.ito said:
dang I can't believe nobody has said ASSHOLE. Thats the best drinking game of all. (best if played with 3 or more. Deal all cards, Start first round with 3 of clubs, then the game is played counter clockwise and a player puts down a card, the next player must place a higher valued card/doubles or triples/match the card/pass and drink. The first one with no cards wins and is given the title of president. The last person with cards is the asshole. Anybody can tell the asshole what to do except for when the asshole is dealing the cards. The president makes a rule that last the whole game. Next play begins with a "waterfall" and the pres. puts out the first card.
Quarters is a standard one. (bouncy a quarter into a cup or drink...)
High Low rules as well. (predict the value of the next card or drink....)
Jacks and Fives is fun. (four cards, you can only look at 2 of them, you want the lowest hand and Jacks and fives are worth 0...)
Kings.
Yeah, I spent 3 years at San Diego State University so I played a fair amount of drinking games.
Quarters is a standard one. (bouncy a quarter into a cup or drink...)
High Low rules as well. (predict the value of the next card or drink....)
Jacks and Fives is fun. (four cards, you can only look at 2 of them, you want the lowest hand and Jacks and fives are worth 0...)
Kings.
Yeah, I spent 3 years at San Diego State University so I played a fair amount of drinking games.
LOL, edward forty hands !!!! Thats sweet, but it's gotta be OLD E!
Beer Die
Two teams, 1 table, 4 full cups of beer, 1 standard board game die, 1 standard banquet table
Teams Sit at opposite ends in chairs,
Place the cups 1 hand length in from edges of the table and 1 hand width (pinky to thumb) between the cups.
Team 1 tosses the die underhand, (it must crest above eye level), aiming for the other teams cups. It can bounce or hit the cups directly.
1. If it hits a cup and goes off the table without the other team catching it, thats 1 point, if it hits multiple cups its however many times it hits a cup. If it stays on the table that is also a point (s). It if goes in the cup thats two points.
2. If it misses the table entirely, the team that shot takes one drink. If the catching team drops the die attempting a catch thats a drink.
3. If you score a point, the other team takes one drink. If you sink the shot, the whole cup gets drank. There are 5 drinks per cup. Games are played to 7 points.
4. Only one hand can be used to catch, no trapping against body.
See photos (thats me on the left in the 2nd pci)
Two teams, 1 table, 4 full cups of beer, 1 standard board game die, 1 standard banquet table
Teams Sit at opposite ends in chairs,
Place the cups 1 hand length in from edges of the table and 1 hand width (pinky to thumb) between the cups.
Team 1 tosses the die underhand, (it must crest above eye level), aiming for the other teams cups. It can bounce or hit the cups directly.
1. If it hits a cup and goes off the table without the other team catching it, thats 1 point, if it hits multiple cups its however many times it hits a cup. If it stays on the table that is also a point (s). It if goes in the cup thats two points.
2. If it misses the table entirely, the team that shot takes one drink. If the catching team drops the die attempting a catch thats a drink.
3. If you score a point, the other team takes one drink. If you sink the shot, the whole cup gets drank. There are 5 drinks per cup. Games are played to 7 points.
4. Only one hand can be used to catch, no trapping against body.
See photos (thats me on the left in the 2nd pci)
How did you play beruit? Contrary to some people, there are several difference between pong and beruit. I went to school in upstate NY and EVERYONE in the college town only played beruit, in fact you might get beat up if you tried introducing a ping pong ball into the mix. (jk)dexterq20 said:
We used to increase the drunkness level by always keeping the front cup filling
Ciaran said:
Chandelier is like quarters, just add more small cups and put them around a really big cup. Fill the big cup with a beer. If you miss a cup you drink, if you make it into a cup you don't drink, but you put some more beer into the big cup in the middle. Now depending on how you want to play the rules change, but if you make it into the big cup it means you must drink it all in one try or you can select who you want to make drink it.
We played a funny one at the SMBA event. Knognschlogen (God only knows how to spell it). It involves, a hammer, a nail for each person, and a large log to drive said nails into. a long nail (I think we used 3") was started in front of each participant and everyone has to have a drink in your hand. When it's your turn, you have to toss the hammer up and catch it (handle only...metal near the head doesn't count) and you get to hit someone else's nail. If you just toss it up in front of you...one try, under the leg toss and catch receives 2 tries, behind the back is 3 tries. The object is to be the last one with the nail standing. There are penalties for missing, getting out and spilling beer. Quite interesting 
Beer pong is a favorite.
I saw a new one last weekend called "tippy-cup".
You need about 8 people in teams of four standing around a table and 8 of those plastic "solo" cups.
You put a small amount of beer in each cup then the first two players on each team drink the beer, place the cup on the edge of the table and attempt to flip the cup over landing squarely on the other side. Once the cup lands upside down the next person drinks and attempts to flip their cup. You win a round when the fourth person on your team has consumed the beer and flipped their cup. If a team wins twice in a row they can vote one person from the other team off. etc etc until there are no more players on the other team.
I saw a new one last weekend called "tippy-cup".
You need about 8 people in teams of four standing around a table and 8 of those plastic "solo" cups.
You put a small amount of beer in each cup then the first two players on each team drink the beer, place the cup on the edge of the table and attempt to flip the cup over landing squarely on the other side. Once the cup lands upside down the next person drinks and attempts to flip their cup. You win a round when the fourth person on your team has consumed the beer and flipped their cup. If a team wins twice in a row they can vote one person from the other team off. etc etc until there are no more players on the other team.
It's all about Beer Pong.
Trapped is a close second. Similar to AssHole, but quite different. It's played with teams of two sitting across from each other. You start with the 3 of clubs then play cards that you believe only you and your partner have. If the person next to you doesn't have the card played they are trapped and have to drink for every card played until they can match that card.
The object of the game is to be the first team to have a player play all of their cards.
Trapped is a close second. Similar to AssHole, but quite different. It's played with teams of two sitting across from each other. You start with the 3 of clubs then play cards that you believe only you and your partner have. If the person next to you doesn't have the card played they are trapped and have to drink for every card played until they can match that card.
The object of the game is to be the first team to have a player play all of their cards.
Get a box. Divide said box into parts, number determined by players.
Drink.
Goal: first one to fill up their part and or section of the box with vomit to the top wins.
Drink.
Goal: first one to fill up their part and or section of the box with vomit to the top wins.
BussaFrame said:
No no no, it's called flip cup! Great game though. My school's ski/snowboard team plays that all the time when we're in Mammoth, and we always play best 2 out of 3 rounds. The losers then have to go outside and stick their bare asses in a snowbank and chug a beer. It's quite fun.Damn True said:
drinkng halo, 4 players, everytime you die, you take a drink, everytime you get killed with a grenade, you have to drink for 4-5 seconds, everytime you comit suicide you have to shotgun a beer.
drinking OC, of course, the only way to stomach the OC is with alcohol. whenever there is a shot of the ocean, take a drink, whenever there is a scene where someone else is drinking, take a drink. you add your own rules and it gets to be more fun..
drinking OC, of course, the only way to stomach the OC is with alcohol. whenever there is a shot of the ocean, take a drink, whenever there is a scene where someone else is drinking, take a drink. you add your own rules and it gets to be more fun..
My favorite individual events were already mentioned:
Chandaliers, quarters, a-hole and beer pong. I also liked the "Hour of Power" and a game I learned post-college from a nutty Irishman, "One Red Hen".
My favorite team events were:
Canoe Races, bat-spin relays, drunken HORSE, and again, beer pong.
[EDIT]We never really had a name for it, but we also used to have a drinking game based around watching TV. Whenever an agreed-upon word or event took place, all present had to drink. The loser was the one who passed out first and got his lips painted nicely with a red Sharpie.
Chandaliers, quarters, a-hole and beer pong. I also liked the "Hour of Power" and a game I learned post-college from a nutty Irishman, "One Red Hen".
My favorite team events were:
Canoe Races, bat-spin relays, drunken HORSE, and again, beer pong.
[EDIT]We never really had a name for it, but we also used to have a drinking game based around watching TV. Whenever an agreed-upon word or event took place, all present had to drink. The loser was the one who passed out first and got his lips painted nicely with a red Sharpie.