You have to take a drink for every person who's pointing at you so if seven people think you'd accost Channing Tatum, you have to take seven drinks. All players write sentences on small pieces of paper. What kind of sentences?
Ones that are ridiculous or inappropriate; ones that anyone would struggle to read or hear while keeping a straight face. One at a time, each player will choose a slip of paper and attempt to read whatever is written on it without giggling or cracking a smile.
If they fail, they have to drink. Players take turns being the timer and being the artist. At the beginning of each round, the timer will whisper a word to the artist and start the clock. As the artist draws the word on a large pad of paper, the rest of the players shout out what they think the picture is supposed to be. After someone guesses correctly, the timer looks at how many seconds have passed.
The artist has to take a drink for every 20 seconds that went by before someone figured out what they were drawing. For example: If 1 minute and 40 seconds elapsed, they'd have to take five gulps of their drink. If the artwork is so indiscernible that the group just gives up trying to guess, the artist has to take a shot. Did you ever play the game I'm Going on a Picnic? This is like that The first person begins by saying, "I'm going to the bar and I need to get a mojito" or any other alcoholic beverage.
After that, the ensuing players repeat the drink that the previous players said Here's an example of what you'd have to say a few rounds in: "I'm going to the bar and I need to get a mojito, a tequila shot, a gin and tonic, and a hot toddy. An adult version of Duck Duck Goose. Everyone sits in a circle and one player goes around bopping people on the head, telling them to "sip. The shot person has to leap up, chase the bopper around the circle, and try to tag them.
Everyone writes down various nouns on pieces of paper. When it's your turn, you select a piece, and roll the dice not letting anyone see what number you rolled. If you roll an even number, you need to tell a true story from your life involving whatever was written on the piece of paper. All players begin by placing a finger on the rim of the glass. Each round, players have the option to leave their finger on the glass or remove it when a countdown reaches zero.
The player who performs the countdown also guesses how many fingers will remain on the glass. If the guess is wrong, the player stays in.
Play proceeds around the circle until only one player is left, meaning that person has to drink the contents of the cup. Skip to main content Drink. Toffee, truffles, and fudge, oh my!
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Take yourself to dinner and a movie, and enjoy your own company for an evening. You might even end up joining them next season! Many cities and towns will have live music in public spaces, especially during the warmer months. Go to a late-night yoga or fitness class, or take one virtually.
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While you can always get your outdoorsy fix in Maine, the state prohibits drinking games in bars that promote the consumption of alcohol via Gourmandize. This means that there are no prizes or rewards offered in exchange for demonstrating your prowess at tossing a ping pong ball in a red solo cup or in flipping said cup, no matter how much time you spent honing your partying skills in college.
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