What's your favorite drinking game.

welsh

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Yes, on this forum anything gaming is good.

So what was your favorite drinking game, or drinking game experience?

Me- Best memory was playing quarters in an Austrian Beer Garden. Funny part was my Mom was visiting and wanted to play too (ended up she was quite good at it too.)

Funniest - drunk Uno. Or maybe a game of Mexicans.
 
my favorite was called beer for beer. basically, the object of the game is to just drink your beer. as soon as you're done, your buddy(ies) must drink up and then you refill (and vice versa when they finish). it's pretty ugly and results are about a case or so within a few hours... particularly if you're playing some of the other games at the same time. generally speaking, this also pretty much ruined the whole night because it was not uncommon for us to pass out before 10 and wake up sometime the next evening... i think... can't remember. all things considered, this was a rather stupid game. i think.

oh, rent the grinch that stole xmas once (cartoon) and drink every time they say "who". there's about 129 times in a 45 minute show. that's worth about 10-12 beers in under an hour.

mark
 
The chugging race is also a good one. Me and my buddies got bored one night, so we decided to just see who could chug the most beers before throwing up. We resigned ourselves to the fact that we would be throwing up, and then dived head first. Mind you, this is one beer after another, rapid fire style. My record is 18. I don't even understand how I got that much. That's just an obscene amount of liquid. Digestive systems just aren't supposed to do that.
 
my initiation into an "organization" i was a part of in college (not my fraternity) was a quarter-barrel chug (68 beers, LOTS of spillage). took about 45 minutes... of course, nothing stayed in my stomach. you still get pretty messed up since the body can absorb near a 12-pack in that much time...

mark

edit: there's actually 84 beers in a QB. 7.75 gallons.
 
CAPS is the standard drinking game among Swedish students. Pretty similar to quarters I think, we sit in a circle and try to throw bottle caps in our opponents beer mugs (placed in a tight circle around a center mug). If you hit, the opponent must hit your mug in return, if not he drinks, if he hits you keep throwing until one of you misses. Hit the mug in the middle and everyone drinks, plus the one who hit the middle mug must drink that as well and sing a song.
 
Actually I remember a beer drinking game taught by a Swedish teacher, actually General Counsel of a big Swedish Pharmaceutical.

Anyway it was kind of a clipping game. You put your beer coaster on the edge of the bar and flick them up, then catch them with same hand. If you didn't catch you drank.

If you won, and the other guy won, you use two coasters and so on. Pretty impressive when you were wasted.

The Swedish dude was finally beaten with like 12 coasters but a beerguzzling chick from Des Moines.
 
Circle Of Death.

Put an empty glass in the center of the table and spread out the cards in a circle around it faced down.

You start with anybody and go around in a circle. If it's your turn, you pick up a card.

1-3 : You have that many gulps.
4-6 : You distribute those many gulps to whomever you want, and it can be split up against more than one person.

7-King: Each one is different. One could be the "make a rule" thing, another could be Waterfall, ect. Nobody can ever remember what they are, so it's usually different each time! Be sure to write them down though....

Great game and it doesn't make you waste unncessesary time being sober.
 
Solo Drinking Games for the Solitary Alcoholic

It's hard to capture the free-spirited, humorous spontaneity of the drinking game when your the only one drinking. That's why we have thoughtfully prepared this list for the alcoholic who is still boozing long after everyone has left the party, and your life.

SOLO SPIN THE BOTTLE
RULES: Spin the Bottle, and whoever it points to, drinks. If the bottle doesn't point directly at anyone, the person nearest to the right drinks, and since you are playing alone, it is always you.
SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS: Make sure the bottle is empty before you start.

SPOT THE LIVER
RULES: Take off your shirt and start drinking. If your liver swells up to such an incredible size that you can see it poking out beneath your rib cage, you lose.
NOTE: This game usually takes a few years, so stock up your supplies before commencing your solo festivities.

WHISKY AT WORK
RULES: Bring a hip flask full of whisky to work. Every time someone tells you to do something, take a drink. If someone asks you if you're drinking on the job, take two drinks. Score double points if you vomit on your boss.
NOTES: This game helps you get through a grueling workday quickly, so you can head out to a bar after work.

GET DEPRESSED
RULES: Sit at a table or bar and get a drink. Think about your life. Every time you have a depressing thought, take a swig. Play proceeds from the left to the right hand. You always lose.

IDENTIFY THAT MEAL
RULES: This game calls for a steady hand, and the detective skills of Sherlock Holmes. After a bout of post-party puking, examine your vomit. For every meal-part you correctly identify, take a drink. For any piece you find that you can't remember eating, (You were blasted!) Take three drinks. If you find another living organism in the mess, drink a whole bottle. This game adds challenge and excitement to a normally exruciating experience!

I hope these simple games will provide you with even more reasons to drink. Have fun!
 
I have one. It's called "Last Man Standing" and the rules are self-explanatory, if not intuitive ;)
 
Ozrat-tard said:
IDENTIFY THAT MEAL
RULES: This game calls for a steady hand, and the detective skills of Sherlock Holmes. After a bout of post-party puking, examine your vomit. For every meal-part you correctly identify, take a drink. For any piece you find that you can't remember eating, (You were blasted!) Take three drinks. If you find another living organism in the mess, drink a whole bottle. This game adds challenge and excitement to a normally exruciating experience!

Somehow that seems like a sure-fire way to end up in the hospital.
 
Note the XXX in my signature.

That means I'm straight edge. I don't drink, smoke, do drugs, or have promiscuous sex, or engage in any other activities that my hinder my mental state or physical well-being.

You're in good company.
 
I drink alot of Dr Pepper, and in the long run, that has to be just as bad for you as anything else.

One of my favorite drinking games though, and this can be played with any drink that comes in a 2 liter sized bottle, or something like that, is to drink the last of it, then put the empty container back in the fridge. Then deny you drank the last of it, despite the fact its only you and one other person living there.
 
@ Ozrat

You're Circle of Death game goes by another name round these parts. We call it Kings up at Uconn. There are some different things about it though. I can't recall the exact way it happens, but I think that when someone picks one of the assigned cards or whatever, they have to put a bit of beer in the center cup. Then, if someone finds a King, you're supposed to balance the king on the top of the cup. The kid who gets the last king has to drink the gross ass beer that's been festering in that cup. Or something like that. I think. I can't really remember.
 
We play that at Penn State too. My favorite has to be Presidents and Assholes. That and the Century Club: drink a 2oz shot of beer every minute for 100 minutes.
 
Hey Malkavian. I am what you would call unofficial straight edge. I have the same practices as you but don't really claim anything. Just wondering, are you also against real world violence like kick the shit out of someone. I know that some straight-edgers are and some are not. like I said I am just curious.
 
King of Creation said:
I can't recall the exact way it happens, but I think that when someone picks one of the assigned cards or whatever, they have to put a bit of beer in the center cup. Then, if someone finds a King, you're supposed to balance the king on the top of the cup. The kid who gets the last king has to drink the gross ass beer that's been festering in that cup.
I forgot about that bit, which should have been in my Circle of Death rules.

But it doesn't have to be just beer. If those who are playing are drinking mixed drinks, they have to put some of it into the glass as well. That way the resulting mixture is even more gross.

And Malky, those other games I posted are from my engineering student handbook provided to us by the McMaster Engineering Society, so I'm pretty sure they're not supposed to be taken seriously.
 
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