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Me and my friend decided to play a drinking game to The Big Lewboski. Everytime Walter said "f***", he'd take a shot of wine, while I did the same for The Dude. We didn't make it more than 40 minutes in.

Here's two games that we used to play that I still look back on and shake my head at:

1) The Fort Peck Dam in NE Montana has 135 lights on its face. We used to drive it at 35 mph and take a big drink at every light. This would result in drinking anywhere from 8-10 beers in a 10 minute timespan.

2) Real man quarters: This is a SLIGHT variation on the game everyone knows and loves. We would take a glass of beer and cover it with a tissue. Then we would place a quarter into the middle. The requires everyone to be holding a cigarette (smoking it or not). As the cigarette burns down, you empty your ashes into the tissue covering the glass. Each player takes turns burning a hole into the tissue and the person who makes the quarter drop into the beer has to drink the glass' contents.

barechestcat wrote:1) The Fort Peck Dam in NE Montana has 135 lights on its face. We used to drive it at 35 mph and take a big drink at every light. This would result in drinking anywhere from 8-10 beers in a 10 minute timespan.

Did you or any of your buddies make it all the way. I've tried this a couple of times with a couple different friends and never quite made.

Yes. I grew up in Glasgow. We tried it every now and then. But, by the time you get to the end your stomach was so full that inevitably someone always had to get out (if you know what I mean). The things you do when you're young

My same friend and I did one to Day of Defeat, a computer online game. It's a face paced WWII shooter, and whenever I would kill someone, he'd take a shot, and if I died, he'd take over and I'd take a shot. Needless to say it gets harder and harder to kill people as the game goes on. That was a great night.

CelticCat wrote:My same friend and I did one to Day of Defeat, a computer online game. It's a face paced WWII shooter, and whenever I would kill someone, he'd take a shot, and if I died, he'd take over and I'd take a shot. Needless to say it gets harder and harder to kill people as the game goes on. That was a great night.

WOW. NERD!!!!@@!!!!1111 hehe I just got DOD: Source

ill pwn joo. nub. i r teh leet dodzor

try drinking to Leave it to Beaver. One shot ( shot of beer or whiskey for the real men) for each Beaver and a full bottle for each Theodore. One day, we hit a show with Beaver's school teacher. She kept on saying Theodore and we kept on drinking, but nobody made it to the end of that show.

This isn't particularly original, but at a New Year's party I went to last year, a group of us started playing Texas Hold 'em for drinks, and everybody got pretty wrecked. The bets were shots (of beer, or some people were drinking Bailey's or other drinks with relatively low alcohol -- people would've ended up in the hospital with the types of bets we were making by the end of the night if they were drinking whiskey. ) The blinds were 1-2, and we started out with limited raising, but by the end of the game people were making raises in the 20 - 50 shot range.

GL- it sounds like you really get after it on New Year's! Boy, I am going to try to get a crew together to play cards this year- what a great idea! Gosh, missoula really is great-

suckitgriz wrote:GL- it sounds like you really get after it on New Year's! Boy, I am going to try to get a crew together to play cards this year- what a great idea! Gosh, missoula really is great-

Oh, how adorable. Your sarcasm has such a cute kindergarten charm to it.

You're right about one thing - Missoula is great, although I was nowhere near there on New Year's last year. If you really think all we do on New Year's in New York City is play cards and get drunk, I'll just let you go on thinking that, but let's put it this way: I really doubt I'd want to trade New Year's Eve parties with you.

Now run along...

--GL

CelticCat wrote:Me and my friend decided to play a drinking game to The Big Lewboski. Everytime Walter said "f***", he'd take a shot of wine, while I did the same for The Dude. We didn't make it more than 40 minutes in.

ummmm, wine?

No sarcasm at all GL. I am sure you are a man about town in NYC- I am sure the nursing home loves it when you stop by to play bridge. Party on dude!

suckitgriz wrote:No sarcasm at all GL. I am sure you are a man about town in NYC- I am sure the nursing home loves it when you stop by to play bridge. Party on dude!

Amateur...

--GL (yawn...next?)

Bleedinbluengold wrote:

CelticCat wrote:Me and my friend decided to play a drinking game to The Big Lewboski. Everytime Walter said "f***", he'd take a shot of wine, while I did the same for The Dude. We didn't make it more than 40 minutes in.

ummmm, wine?

Beer didn't sound appealing and anything harder and we would have died.

How about drinking competitions?
In college I can remember three times (may have been more...those dam blackouts) that a group of buddies would get together. Each would bring a case of beer and a bottle of whiskey to a house. We would all throw in $20 that would go to the winner.
The rules were pretty simple: one beer/20 min, one shot/15 min. If you fell out of your chair and couldn't get back in by a ten count you were out. If you passed out forward onto the table, you got shoved off. Last man sitting awake was the winner.

Anyone ever done a case race. 1 guy and 1 girl to a team. Everyone starts at the same time and whoever finshes their case first is the winner.

Our favorites were:

Team Quarters
Century Club
a$$hole

catatac,
Your comment on team quarters just reminded me of a game we got into as seniors in high school. It was called bowling.
Basically, you'd pour a beer into a bowl, pur your hands behind your back, bend over and suck the beer in without any external aid. We'd have head to head races, multiple person races, etc.
Once, we formed four man teams, had a calcutta and competed in a tournament.

Wow - that's harsh. Bet it would look pretty funny from an outsider looking in...