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Top 5 Drinking Games
Nudie Smile
- Beer Die
- Never Have I Ever
Human Sundae
- Viking
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What You Need:
A Larger table clothe or sheet to cover each person in a
chair
At least 6 people
Large table
How To Play:
Ok- To start the game, everyone has to be completely
naked. Find out who the youngest person at the table is. That will be the
person who goes first. Make sure everyone at the table has one or two drinks
on hand at all times. The first person slips under the table and does anything
to try to make some smile. (For example- this could mean tickling, oral sex,
or any other thing that might make someone smile. There is a one minute time
limit to make someone smile, and if the player under the table does not make
anyone smile, they must drink one drink, whether it be a full beer or a shot.
If the person DOES smile, then they must drink a drink. Once the first player
has gone, go around the table clockwise until everyone is fully intoxicated.
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What You Need:
4 armless chairs
4 keg cups (12 ounces)
Ball of string
Banquet table
Dice
Hammer
No.2 pencil.
Piece of newspaper
Tape measure
How To Play:
The first thing you must understand about Beer Die is
that it's not a game, it's a sport, and it's not just a sport, it's a way of
life. True conisours don't participate for the fun of it. They don't
participate for the pureness of competition. True and seasoned players
participate because they have to, just as they must eat and breathe. We
don't know why, we just know. The second thing you must understand is that
you don't have to be lucky to win, you have to be good. Above all, however,
this is a "gentlemen's" game. In other words, respect the game and your
opponents.
To play you'll only need four keg cups, plastic cups with a volume of 12
ounces, and one Die. However, in order to set up you'll need a banquet
table, the likes of which are often used at barmitzfas and weddings, four
armless chairs, a ball of string, a hammer, a tape measure, a piece of
newspaper and a No.2 pencil. Because the set up is so involved many veterans
choose to leave the "field of play" intact either in the basement, a spare
room or a garage. Only two teams of two can play at one time so a list of
teams should be created in the event more than four people wish to play.
In a large and more or less vacant room set up the banquet table . The table
should be about 8 feet long and 8 1/2 feet wide. In addition, there should
be space, a good four feet, clear of any obstructions around the perimeter.
Place two chairs at each short end of the table. Using a tape measure, find
the mid-point of the table and mark it with the pencil. Now hang a piece of
string from the ceiling at the mid-point like a net so that tossing the die
over the string and hitting the table is a challenge. The distance between
the string and the table and the string and the ceiling will depend on the
size of your table and the height of your ceiling. Basically, this is a
judgment call. Lastly, hang a piece of News paper over the string so that
the length of the paper is stretched across the string, This will keep the
string above the table in some what of a straight line and will help you
determine if the die actually went over the net.
Before playing, all players fill their cups with a full beer. Once seated,
each player places his or her cup on the table. Players should use their
middle fingers to determine where the cup should be placed. Placing your cup
on the table, imagine that the center of your cup is the fourth corner of a
square, the sides of which are formed by the sides of your table and your
two middle fingers. (The Diagram above gives you an approximation of these
spots) If the game is the first of the night, one team will predict an odd
or even roll of the die by their opposition. If correct, they are awarded
the first toss of the game. If incorrect the toss goes to the other side.
The team winning the previous game in subsequent games is always the team to
roll, and are allowed to choose the side of the table they wish to play
from. The object of the game is to toss the die while remaining in your
seat, over the string in an attempt to score points, which, of course, will
lead to victory if you can score more than your opponent. Further, you'd
like to try and force the opposing team to drink.. Opposing players must
catch the die in the event it hits the table and bounces off. When catching
the die a player can only use one hand and may not "trap" the die against
their body. Be honest, if you didn't catch it you didn't catch it. A tossing
team is known as the "offensive" team and the catching team the "defensive".
NOTE: There are no out of bounds so all tosses going over the string and
bouncing off the other side of the table must be caught, even if this
involves diving for the floor in an attempt to catch the die. Teams switch
from "offense" to "defense" after each toss, and rotate which team member
tosses the die between themselves.
The game is based on two independent scales, points, which can only be
accumulated on "offense", and drinks. These will be awarded or penalized to
teams depending on the outcome of a toss. A normal game is to five points
but the winning team must win by two points. In other words, a team cannot
win a game by the score of five to four. However, if the two teams are tied
at six points a piece then the two point rule is nullified and a seventh
point by either team will end the game.
Drink penalties do not effect the game's outcome, they exist only to insure
that players will get good and sauced. Penalties are given out for a variety
of reasons, the circumstances of which are explained below, with players
consuming from their individual game cups for each penalty. A team
accumulating 5 drink penalties must finish the remainder of their beer on
the fifth foul. Because of this, a player must be sure to have beer
remaining in their cups in the event they are charged with a fifth drink
penalty. A player finishing prematurely, in other words on any of the other
four drinks or during a random non-game related drink, must refill their
beer. Once a fifth penalty is reached and the drinking is done the beer is
refilled and for this reason and this reason only the team starts over
without any penalties. Refills for other reasons do not abolish existing
drink penalties.
Once all formality is done away with, the team going first selects a player
to toss the die , with one of several possibilities occurring. The only way
the "offense" can score is to land the die in the cup or have the die bounce
off the table and not be caught by the "defense". Drink penalties occur
when:
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A die hits a "defensive" player's cup.
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A toss goes over the table completely
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When a toss fails to go over the string.
To clarify, here are the possible outcomes
of a toss and the proper penalties and points for each.
If...
A. ...the toss lands in a cup the "offense" is awarded one point and the
"defensive" team must drink their entire beers. The beer is refilled and the
game continues. Neither team is given a drink penalty.
B. ...the toss hits a cup and either remains on the table or bounces off the
table and is caught the "defense" is penalized one drink. The "offense" does
not consume, nor are they awarded a point.
C. ...the toss hits a cup, falls off the table, and isnot caught, then the
"offensive" is awarded one point and the "defense" is penalized one drink.
D. ...the toss hits only the table, bounces off, and isnot caught, then the
"offensive" is awarded one point. Neither team receives a drink penalty.
E ...the to nd is caught then neither team is penalized and the "offense" is
not awarded a point.
G. ...the toss is over the table completely the "offensive" is penalized one
drink. The "defense" need not imbibe and no points are awarded. The
"defense" need not catch a die going completely over the table.
H. ...the toss does not go over the string the "offensive" is penalized one
drink Again, the "defense" need not imbibe and no points are awarded.
I. ...the toss lands in the tosser's own cup beat the offendingplayer with a
frozen leg of lamb before quietly asking them to leave.
Tips and Reminders:
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The only team that can score a point is
the team on "offense", or the team who turn it is to toss the die. Drink
Penalties can be given to either team.
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Points win you games, drinks get you
drunk. They are separate scales.
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Finishing and refilling your beer after a
fifth drink penalty is the only way a team starts over without penalties.
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Drink whenever you like, but if you finish
your beer before the fifth penalty you must refill. For this reason many
players who feel they must continually drink will have a second bottle of
beer beneath the table for non-game related drinking.
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It is not always practical to attempt to
sink the die when looking to win the game. Certain situations call for
tosses off the ceiling or tosses with a back spin forcing players to dive
for the die. Such tosses, although difficult to execute, are the best ways
to score points and build an early lead.
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The best method for tossing the die is not
really a toss at all but more of a push. Cock your elbow at a right angle
allowing your forearm to do most of the work. A high arcing shot is always
your best bet.
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You must remain in your seat when tossing.
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The thrill of victory can be intoxicating,
however, never forget the code of ethics that accompanies a "gentlemen's"
game. Shake hands at the games conclusion and never gloat in victory nor
pout in defeat.
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What You Need:
Beer
How To Play:
You go around a circle asking sexual question
and whomever has experienced or done the question has to drink.
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What You Need:
Ice cream sundae toppings
Papers with everyone´s names
How To Play:
One person lays on a counter or table top
waiting to become the human sundae. Random people of the opposite sex put
their name in a hat.
First name drawn gets to put the first ingredient anywhere, second person the
same, until the human sundae is complete. Then the last name is called and
that person will have to lick the goods off the persons body. FUN FUN FUN.
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Viking
How To Play:
You can never have too many games where
players do silly things, make gestures and clap their hands. Here is a
simple game that requires no extra equipment except for a lack of
self-dignity. The game is called Viking and it has nothing to do with raping
and pillaging. I know, you are disappointed, but the game is still fun.
To begin, have a group of friends, or strangers that you want to make look
silly, sit around a table. Choose a player to start the game. You can do
this in any manner you choose, except for punching the player in the face.
While this may be acceptable in some countries, we don't go for that monkey
business in this country buster. Once you have chosen a player to start, and
assuming that they know how to play and are prepared to do so, the game may
begin. The game itself is very easy and is played in the following manner.
The starting player puts their hands up to either side of their head, in a
horn like manner and wiggles their hands or fingers, whatever, and does this
for a few seconds. The player then turns to another player and claps their
hands in front of them, using their hands to point to the player they have
selected.
The player who was just selected now puts their hands up to their head in
the same manner as the first player did. In addition, the player to the
right of the new "Viking" makes a paddling motion, (as if they were using a
paddle) to their right, and the player to the left of the "Viking" makes a
paddling motion to their left. This comical little scene continues until the
"Viking" claps and chooses another player to be the "Viking" with the
players to either side of the new "Viking" making the paddling motions.
Players who do not respond, or respond slowly to being clapped at, fail to
make the required paddling motions, or screw up in any other manner must
take a hefty drink. They are, after all, Vikings and as such are manly men
and should be able to handle a large swig from their cup. If it is a truly
grievous error then they should consume their entire beverage.
Players who would like to screw with the other players can try the old "fake
clap" move. This, as the name implies is when you make as if you have chosen
a player and are going to clap at them, however, just at the last moment,
you pull out and don't complete the clap. If the player puts their hands up
then they drink. You can then clap at another player and move the game
along. If a player pulls the "fake clap" move too many times they should be
severely punished. May we suggest a severe beating with a wet noodle.
That's all there is to it folks. Have some fun, and try not to poke yourself
in the eye.
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