This is a game that lasts for the entirety of the evening.

The rules are:

- Drinking with your left hand (or vice versa if you are left handed)
- Smoking in the opposite hand to normal
- No laughing at your own jokes
- Only referring to people by their Surname, not First name
- No pointing with your finger - you must use your elbow
- Drinking with your right hand between the hour and half past, and with your left hand from half past until the hour

You can add any of your own!

If you do anything you shouldn't and someone spots it - it's 2 fingers of your drink!


*** Warning: this game is intended for a mature audience that is of legal age to consume alcohol. Please drink responsibly and help others safely enjoy alcohol.

Your comments

Posted Mon Dec 8 2008 at 12:50 by da fish lover

Comment: Wud be better if you all had to wear fish costumes at the same time.

Posted Tue Sep 2 2008 at 15:16 by Middlesbrough

Comment: grenade, someout shouts grenade you drive for cover i.e. under a table (stacked with drinks)

Posted Fri May 26 2006 at 17:59

Comment: I LOVE THE INVISABLE MAN!!!! That game will messss you up!!!!

Posted Thu May 18 2006 at 11:34

Comment: AKA international drinking rules. There's hundreds of them, and every group has different rules... we have no first names, no pointing, no swearing (including hand gestures) without making speech marks with fingers, all drinks must be index finger's length from the edge of the table, not allowed to say drink (noun can be beverage, verb can be consume/imbibe etc), and if someone stands up and says 'Social drinking' everyone else stands up and says 'always a pleasure, never a chore' and drinks!

Posted Tue Jan 3 2006 at 12:05

Comment: Have you ever heard of the one where you have the invisble man named pablo on your drink. Everytime you go to drink you must take pable off your drink and after you take your sip, you must put him back on.

Posted Sat Jul 9 2005 at 20:32

Comment: GR8

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