This requires the Twister mat and spin board; what you do is create either alcoholic shots and dares to be allocated to each spot on the mat, write them on pieces of paper then fold them over mix them up to keep them secret. In turns spin the board and select the bit of...
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How to Play You need a ready supply of beer and some pre-marked 25ml shot glasses. A stopwatch is also required. Every minute for 100 minutes you must drink one shot of beer, no more, no less. At the start of the game you will be gagging for a drink, but by the end,...
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How to Play The player goes to the bar and orders a shot of anything. He pays with too much money (i.e. fiver for a £2 shot) when the barman / barmaid goes to get the change, the drinker downs the shot in one, and when the barman comes back to give the player...
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Simple way of getting trashed in less than an hour. How to Play At the beginning of the hour get a few pints of beer lined up. When the minute hand is on the 1 you take one sip. When it is on the 2 take two sips. When it is the on the...
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What you will need: Here’s the skinny. Get ahold of all the seasons and movies from each of the Star Trek series below. Beg borrow or steal the movies and deep space nine, but everything else should be streaming through netflix (trust me I am nin the middle of this). Grab some scifi loving...
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Edward 40 Hands is a silly game for serious drinkers. In homage to Tim Burton’s film Edward Scissor Hands, players duct tape two 40 oz (~1.2 liters) bottles of malt liquor to their hands. Players may not remove the bottles from their hands until they have finished drinking them. Thus, they cannot do anything...
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The Russian Roulette drinking game is an obvious spin-off of the more dangerous and infamous one-bullet-in-the-chamber game played with a gun. However here at Today’s Drinker, we felt the alcohol version is much more safe. So no guns, just booze people (legal stuff). The Setup 1 Lazy Susan 4-8 Plastic Solo Cups (depending on...
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You just need a clock with a second hand and some willing friends. How to Play Each person chooses a number between 1 and 60 which corresponds to a second in the minute. When the second hand of the clock passes the first number chosen that person must start drinking their pint and finish...
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