Drink! the game

"Drink! the game" was invented in Lawrence, KS, in the fall of 2009.

"Drink! the game" is a game with few rules. Only one, in fact: You tell the people around you to drink. If they don't, they're not your friend anymore. If they do, they're awesome.

Conversely, everyone else (as long as they are also drinking) can order you to drink. And, as per the rule, you have to drink, too.

The point is not to overdo it. If you tell people to drink too often, you a jerk and no one will want to play "Drink!" with you.

1. Entertainment for groups of people drinking together.

2. An extremely fun way to get shitfaced.

A game of chance or skill that involves the participants to consume alcohol usually with the intent to get drunk.

A game invented by three young boys in the town of Brookline. Played in the window bar at Alexanders, usually after early release days. The participants would select their beverage of choice and everytime a car would drive by they would drink, inbetween cars they would have to have their beverage touch the counter before they could drink again. If anyone spit up or spilled at all they would be required to run outside the restaruant and hurl themself into the pole or tree. If a bus drove by the participants would have to chug, the first person to stop or spit up would have to run into the pole or tree.

bullshit games people often play to make their drinking seem more than what it really is

The funeral drinking game is played in the Midwest after loss of a family member.

It is considered to be the crown jewel of “Wisconsin Death Trip Culture”.

It is an extremely life affirming ritual; and, completely depends of being especially attentive during the funeral.

If you play this game even once you will experience the pagan origins of this ritual.

It’s played with beer, wine, cognac, or peppermint schnapps depending on Alcohol by volume acquired tolerance and budget.

Ideal foods eaten during the game are hot wings, or microwaved bags of fast food burgers referred to as “soak ‘em ups” for their function of slowing the flooding of alcohol into the system.

Drinking occurs whenever someone has observed the event that is proffered resulting almost immediately in group laughter.

Examples of gameplay that are illustrative; but not exhaustive include:

If you saw cousin Tony rubbing his gums after he did a line of cocaine in the coat room DRINK!
Drink if you got tired of the kid in the front row dropping coins during the funeral.
Sip each time someone told you “you have my sympathy” during the receiving line.
Drink if you know who the funeral fuck couple will be!
If you are a member of the funeral fuck couple chug!!!

We all get a turn to play and we all get to be the cause of the funeral drinking game.

It’s the circle of life.

Similar to the spirit of Curling, Capling is played with a beer bottle as a target and beer caps as the objects in play. Each player in a round of Capling is given the opportunity to toss 1 beer cap at the beer bottle with the closest cap to the bottle being the winner. The winner of the round is then allowed to dish out 10 drinks to any of the players, in any variation they choose (eg. losing player #1 must drink all 10). Once a player wins a round of Capling, they are then allowed to relocate the site of the beer bottle and another round begins with the past rounds winner shooting first.

Capling was invented by Jeff Dawidowitz and Mike Wickett in the beautiful city of St. Catharines, Ontario. While Jeff Dawidowitz was the inaugural Capling champion, Mike Wickett has succeeded him in every championship since. Capling has reached the height of its popularity at Silly Sundays - a popular spot to catch a full days schedule of NFL Football.