Your Favorite Beer Drinking Game?

Nonball: Turn out all the lights and throw kitchen appliances at the sound of your opponents' voices.

First person to leave the room has to pay for beer.

 

The Eagles

 

The Antiques Roadshow Drinking Game
http://www.laskin.com/ardrinkinggame.html

 

Classic beer pong. Drunker I got, the better I became.

Also shot roulette was always fun until people got a little too drunk and started trying to pass off fresh piss as warm bud light.

 

I play the Antiques Roadshow drinking game.

All players drink when/if:

1. The item is worth less because it has been refinished or repaired. Drink twice if it's one of the Keno brothers breaking that news to the collector. Drink 3 times if the item is worth less than 20% of what it would have been worth had it not been refinished or repaired.
2. Anyone says "veneer."
3. Someone uses the word "provenance." Drink twice if the appraiser says the item is more valuable because the collector has documentation of the provenance.
4. The collector found it in the attic/basement of their house when they moved in.
5. The item belonged to someone now dead and the collector had asked for it.
6. The appraiser says "This is one of the best examples of [fill in the blank] I've ever seen!" Drink twice if s/he goes on to say the item is "impossible to value" or "priceless" because it's so special.
7. When asked, "Do you know how much it's worth?," the collector says "I have no idea!" [Must be exact quote.]
8. If it's a letter written by a former president or Civil War hero.
9. If an item is worth more than $100,000. Drink twice if the item is not furniture or jewelry.
10. Anyone is seen wearing a bow tie.
11. If the collector is a child. Drink twice if the child actually seems to know anything about what s/he has brought.
12. If an item is a fake, replica or forgery. Drink twice if it's worth more because it is a fake, replica or forgery. Drink twice if the owner claims that s/he knew it was a fake, replica or forgery, but just wanted to know if it was worth anything anyway.
13. If the collector says "well we'll still enjoy it" when s/he finds out the item is worthless.
14. If the collector paid less than 1/10th the value of the item, or found it. [Inherited items do not count in this category.]
15. If the collector says, "well, I guess I won't be using it as a [planter, serving dish, or other inappropriate use] any more!" after finding out what an item is worth.

 

Stamina.

 

I don't play anymore (far to old and...far to old) but Century Club used to be a favorite. A shot glass (1.5 ounces where I came from) of beer every minute for 100 minutes. Caps was another favorite, until a buddy and I thought it might be cool to switch from beer to 26 ounce bottles of Gilbey's for the game.

 

Only real old-timers will remember "shooting" beers. Only worked with the old tin cans, not the round aluminum. You turn the can upside down, use a regular can opener to punch a hole, flip it around while covering the hole with your tongue, then pop the top, so gravity forces the entire contents down your throat. I seem to remember doing this in 1.5 seconds -- as you can help gravity by sucking heartily.

 

I am generally against beer games... But I will admit that I once played a game of Beer Hunter.

 

In modern times we call this shotgunning. You keep the can right side up, punch a hole in the side near the bottom with a key or something similar, put your mouth there, then pop it open. Still works.

 

It's been a long time since playing a drinking game but most fun I ever had was suicide quarters. Another was watching a baseball game and every inning a group or team makes a rule. For example, drink every time someone spits. Someone said every time Cansenco would nervously snap his head to his shoulder. He must have done it 15 times at bat in one inning. It was hilarious.

 

Real old-timers never give young guys any credit.

 

In college once we played War. You know, with a deck of cards. Every time we flipped the low card took a drink. Finished a case of busch pounders real quick!

 

its been a long time but in college it was
@sshole
pong
and something called zoom schwartz pfigliano......i cant remember how it was played but that's just a sign of a good drinking game .......

 

Just learned of another.....watch jay and silent bob movies or clerks and drink whenever someone say "fuck"

 

Please ellaborate on beerio kart? Lol and beerball if you will?

 

Chandelier
Flip Cup
Thumper
Kings
Asshole

 

Beer pong with water in the cups. So I can drink the good beer in non shooting hand

 

Beer Darts
Was introduced to this over the summer by my college aged kids
Group sits in a circle with a can of beer between their feet, you throw a dart at someones beer and if it pierces the can that person has to drink it down to the hole, if you hit the top of the can then the whole beer needs to be consumed, you can not throw to the persons sitting next to you.
I've never seen beer disappear quicker

 

drink until shes pretty