Here is probably one of the easiest and most well-known drinking games of all. There are three things you can legally say in the game, “Fuzzy Duck, Ducky Fuzz, or Duzz he?” Any other utterances, usually hapless attempts at the aforementioned, are severely reprimanded and, if you’ve been at all paying attention while browsing...
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Also known as The Name Game. Another classic that every student should know the rules of. How to Play Another easy one to explain. Sit in a circle or round a table – first person gives a famous name such as Clint Eastwood. The next person then has to immediately give a famous name...
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This drinking game has a number of variations, and is played with everyone sat around in a circle performing actions. The first person to make a mistake must drink 3 fingers. How to Play The first player shouts out “Yee-Ha!” and pushes their arm with fist clenched across their body in the direction they...
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One Big Chicken This is a fun bar game, with a high buzz factor – any number of people may play. How to Play The game uses 10 phrases, which are used one at a time in the same manner as the Twelve Days of Christmas. This means that the 4th person in the...
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Very confusing at first, but you’ll get the hang of it, eventually. Beer and people with an imagination are needed. Any number of people stand together in a circle & 1 person (the prince of wales) starts by saying… “Whales tales, the prince of wales calls <type of> tales, on a court of <court...
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Nothing quite like a game where you must use these three words. The play is very very similar to “Bouncing Ball.” This game is best played among people who know each other well enough to get away with calling them names. Basically, you can’t wuss a wuss, and you can’t look a fucker in...
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