I've been thinking a lot about drinking games, lately. I'm not a big drinker, unless you consider my belligerence on my birthday, but that's only once a year (if that). Still, on the rare occasions that I choose to get inebriated, believe it'd be more interesting, and garner more stories, if the process is achieved via a drinking game.
I'd like to create a game via trivia. Movie trivia, more specifically, although I am guilty of having a mind full of useless entertainment knowledge, so intoxication would be more elusive for me, but those around me, would most likely get really f*cked up.
I'd like to create a game via trivia. Movie trivia, more specifically, although I am guilty of having a mind full of useless entertainment knowledge, so intoxication would be more elusive for me, but those around me, would most likely get really f*cked up.
I did partake in a drinking game created by a friend, once upon a time, that involved a Disney movie. I can't remember which one, probably because I got right-f*cked-up, but it was a cartoon, and one of the rules was taking a shot every time one of the characters said the word "Llama". I wanna say "Emperor's New Groove", but that sounds like a Broadway musical...
It's a morbid thought, but if you watched Wrestlemania One or Two, and took a shot of whisky or your drink of choice, every time a deceased wrestler competes in a match, you could quite possibly pass out before the conclusion of the event. Haven't tried that one, yet, but it's in the books, I think... Provided I could ever find Wrestlemania on DVD form, not VHS.
It's a morbid thought, but if you watched Wrestlemania One or Two, and took a shot of whisky or your drink of choice, every time a deceased wrestler competes in a match, you could quite possibly pass out before the conclusion of the event. Haven't tried that one, yet, but it's in the books, I think... Provided I could ever find Wrestlemania on DVD form, not VHS.
Years ago, I participated in a drinking game that I thought was called the Centurion Game, but I've since learned that it's called the Century Club. The premise of the game is simple. Huddled around a clock, participants take one shot of beer, every minute for one hundred minutes.
Now when I played it, I couldn't drink beer, on account of having an allergy. Yes! I'm allergic to beer. So instead, I substituted wine coolers, whose alcohol content is higher than that of beer.., and for you American readers, I'm talking about Canadian beer, that is already higher than American beer. I don't know about wine coolers, but I believe the alcohol content is higher than run-of-the-mill beer.
Adding insult to injury, there were only a limited number of shot glasses, so I was forced to use a regular glass, so I was estimating an ounce at the start of the game. About thirty minutes into the game, and thirty "shots" later, I was pouring half glasses and chugging them every sixty seconds. About sixty minutes in, I was still hanging with the other participants, who were all using shot glasses, slamming back single ounces of beer to my every half-to-three quarter glasses of cooler.
By minute 87, I'd hit my limit, rising up from the table, walking out the front door and passing out in the nice cool grass. I was accused of barfing, but with great pride, I can honestly say I did not. Later I was given an "honorary completion", as it was recognized that in my inebriated state, my judgement was skewed in pouring my own drinks. I think in retrospect, I probably drank much more than 100 ounces of booze, despite it being wine cooler.
One drinking game I've been wanting to create, lately, is based on the Bert Kreischer podcast. I've been listening to his Bertcast from Episode One. I'm currently listening to Episode #49 as I type out this blog. Ironically, this episode is based on drinking games, hence my inspiration.
Bert often broadcasts from his mancave (most of the time), often telling stories about his life on the road performing comedy over the years. Bert also hosts a television show on the Travel Channel, that he speaks highly of. Bert is a very infectious personality and a joy to listen to. In his show, he does tend to repeat a few key words and expressions that I would consider prime keys for a drinking game. One element I probably wouldn't include is Bert's incredibly infectious laughter, as it's difficult to suck back a shot when you're laughing your ass off, too.
Bert often broadcasts from his mancave (most of the time), often telling stories about his life on the road performing comedy over the years. Bert also hosts a television show on the Travel Channel, that he speaks highly of. Bert is a very infectious personality and a joy to listen to. In his show, he does tend to repeat a few key words and expressions that I would consider prime keys for a drinking game. One element I probably wouldn't include is Bert's incredibly infectious laughter, as it's difficult to suck back a shot when you're laughing your ass off, too.
Creating games aren't as easy as one would think. I've had a thought for an actual board game for a f*ck of a long time, but haven't really put pencil-to-paper... so to speak. If I had a drink for every idea I've ever come up with..., I'd be a f*ckin' lush... CHEERS!
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