Need drinking games plz

One game which is great that I play doen't have a name so lets just call it the drinking game.

Deck of cards. Place 5 cards face down on the table. The person who is "on" turns them over one at a time.
IF the card is a Jack then they must take one shot and another card from the deck is placed face down in the queue.
If a card is turned over and its a queen then 2 shots and 2 cards are added.
If a card is turned over and its a king then 3 shots and 3 cards are added.
And Finally If a card is turned over and its a Ace then 4 shots and 4 cards are added.
If the can isn't a jack, queen, king or an ace then you're safe carry on to the next card. This carries until there are no more cards left face down in the queue.

Some people get crazy runs and have to do thirty shots and some people get away with one or two. Its the best game we played at uni last year. Hope this helps
 
jojothemonkey69 said:
One game which is great that I play doen't have a name so lets just call it the drinking game.

Deck of cards. Place 5 cards face down on the table. The person who is "on" turns them over one at a time.
IF the card is a Jack then they must take one shot and another card from the deck is placed face down in the queue.
If a card is turned over and its a queen then 2 shots and 2 cards are added.
If a card is turned over and its a king then 3 shots and 3 cards are added.
And Finally If a card is turned over and its a Ace then 4 shots and 4 cards are added.
If the can isn't a jack, queen, king or an ace then you're safe carry on to the next card. This carries until there are no more cards left face down in the queue.

Some people get crazy runs and have to do thirty shots and some people get away with one or two. Its the best game we played at uni last year. Hope this helps
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Sounds like the gravy train..
 
semi-pro waster said:
Most people do it with beer although I know a guy who tried drinking cider for it and unsurprisingly failed on the hour mark, a fair attempt though. The main problem is the gas created rather than the alcohol content itself, from memory it works out as slightly over 4 pints if you use 25ml shot glasses which is reasonable going for drinking but not horrendously so. If you are foolish enough to use 35ml shot glasses then it is over 6 pints. :)
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in freshers week we did it with mixtures of beer , cider , alco pops and a vodka on the half hour and hour mark

stupidest thing weve ever done , out of 10 of us only 2 people made it out the door , and they couldnt get in the club because they where so hammered by the time they got into town :o
 
Tut Tut your only 15..no drinking for you then :) *Rushes away to change his Profile to an older age*
 
We used to play a game called 'Moose' back in Canada.

Everyone sits around a table with a glass or bowl in the middle. It starts with everyone ante-ing up (pour a bit of whatever you're drinking into the container). Then everyone takes turns trying to bounce a coin off the table and into the container. When someone gets it in, the last person to bring their hands up to their head (to immitate antlers) and yell 'Moose', has to drink the container. This can get interesting for a couple reasons. Once everyone is talking, you're not always paying attention to who's tossing the coin. Also, depending on what everyone is drinking, you can get some really interesting concoctions.
 
Tripnologist said:
We used to play a game called 'Moose' back in Canada.

Everyone sits around a table with a glass or bowl in the middle. It starts with everyone ante-ing up (pour a bit of whatever you're drinking into the container). Then everyone takes turns trying to bounce a coin off the table and into the container. When someone gets it in, the last person to bring their hands up to their head (to immitate antlers) and yell 'Moose', has to drink the container. This can get interesting for a couple reasons. Once everyone is talking, you're not always paying attention to who's tossing the coin. Also, depending on what everyone is drinking, you can get some really interesting concoctions.
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We used to play this in Sweden as well :)

Completely forgot (no suprise really) about the President Pub Crawls' rules we used to have at uni. No right hand drinking, if you are found to be drinking with ** right hand you have to down your drink. No pointing with fingers, only elbows...same rule applies. No calling of names, only abusive descriptions.......again, same rule applies.
 
last man standing - pretty simple really. last man standing wins


left hand drinking - anyone whos drink is in their right hand has to finish it on the spot.
 
the minsteral/wine gum drunking game


2 - 4 people in a circle with a table in the middle, all with 2 shots of something particulary hard to down, and 2 mistrels/wine gums each plus and n-1 number of mistrels/wine gums (so 3 in the middle for 4 players and 2 for 3 etc)

completely consume and swallow your first mistrel/wine gum, then a shot, then the second mistrel/wine gum, followed by the second shot, then grab one of the central mistrels/wine gums. the person slowest doesnt get a mistrel/wine gum and is then knocked out, you then refill and dish out the sweets again to the remaining players, complete untill you have a winner.
 
Schnippzle said:
Completely forgot (no suprise really) about the President Pub Crawls' rules we used to have at uni. No right hand drinking, if you are found to be drinking with ** right hand you have to down your drink. No pointing with fingers, only elbows...same rule applies. No calling of names, only abusive descriptions.......again, same rule applies.
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That is reasonably close to International Gentlemans Drinking Rules (IGR from now on) but it sounds like the diluted version, in IGR you can't swear for the abusive descriptions. The drinks must be a minimum of a finger length away from the edge of the table at all times when placed down to ensure no spillage. Various other rules exist such as the amount of noise made when placing down a glass can be instituted, if you hear a glass being placed down you can challenge with an "oh my ears" and the person must then drink two fingers worth unless a fellow drinker saves them and upholds that the glass was placed down quietly (never happens, the saving part is theoretical only). Another common rule is that drinking can never be referred to by that name and must be "imbibing" and you don't have a glass you have a "vessel" etc etc.

IGR must be played strictly otherwise it loses its point and that is why I said rather gord than me playing regularly.
 
semi-pro waster said:
That is reasonably close to International Gentlemans Drinking Rules (IGR from now on) but it sounds like the diluted version, in IGR you can't swear for the abusive descriptions. The drinks must be a minimum of a finger length away from the edge of the table at all times when placed down to ensure no spillage. Various other rules exist such as the amount of noise made when placing down a glass can be instituted, if you hear a glass being placed down you can challenge with an "oh my ears" and the person must then drink two fingers worth unless a fellow drinker saves them and upholds that the glass was placed down quietly (never happens, the saving part is theoretical only). Another common rule is that drinking can never be referred to by that name and must be "imbibing" and you don't have a glass you have a "vessel" etc etc.

IGR must be played strictly otherwise it loses its point and that is why I said rather gord than me playing regularly.
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I like it :)
 
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