Gametender

Play the Beastie Boys song Brass Monkey and drink every time they say "Monkey".

First, get a container with a good sized circumference, fill it with beer, cover the top with a napkin, and then place a coin in the center. Then, with a lit cigarette, take turns burning holes around the coin.
The person who makes the coin fall in, has to chug the beer. When the container is empty, fill it up again, and start over with a fresh napkin.

This game is played with team of 2-4 players per team. You can have 2-4 teams as well. Each team gets one quarter. Each team selects a card from the deck. Whoever selects the highest card from the deck goes first, then the person on their right, etc.

Get a pitcher of beer and arrange the cards in a ring around the pitcher of beer. Bounce the quarter off the table and try to get it into the pitcher of beer. If the quarter goes into the pitcher, choose any team to drink the entire pitcher and your team starts the next game. If you miss the pitcher, you draw a card from the ring around the pitcher. The rules for the cards are as follows:

- 2-8 Black: Multiply the card value by 2 and each player in that team drinks for that many seconds.
- 2-8 Red: Multiply the card value by 2 and choose any other team to drinks for that many seconds.
- 9 "Do or Die": Choose one player from the opposite team. They must try to get the quarter in the pitcher. If they do not succeed, they must down an entire beer. If they do succeed, they chooose an entire team to down their beers.
- 10 Waterfall: Every team except for the team that chooses the card must start a "waterfall". Start from left to right. You can't stop drinking till the person to your left stops.
- Jack "Bathroom Pass": If you draw a Jack, than that person can drop an 0-ring (use the bathroom). The Jack may only be used once by the person.
- Queen "Beer B!@#h": If you draw a queen, this signifies that your entire team must do whatever the other teams say until another team draws a queen.
- King Rule: If you draw a King, this allows your team to make a rule, e.g. no touching your face. This rule lasts throughout the whole game. Whomever breaks the rule must drink for ten seconds.
- Ace "Social": Everyone clinks their bottles and drinks their own beers (like a toast).

To start, a flip cup game is played between the two teams. The winning team goes first. The game is setup like Beirut(Also a Misc. game)except each team has 3 cups and they are set up in the usual triangular fashion.

The winning team each tosses at the 3 opposing cups. When a cup is made it is to be drank and then flipped (flip cup style). If it is a successful flip then the cup is filled back up and put in the same spot it came from on the table. If the flip is missed then the cup is off the table for the remainder of the game. Each team member has to take turns drinking and flipping.

If there are 2 cups on the table and one gets made, then that one cup has to be drank and flipped twice in a row in order for it to go back on the table. If 1 cup is on the table and it gets made, then that cup has to be drank and flipped three times in a row correctly for it to go back on the table.

If a team makes both balls in the same turn, then they get balls back but the other team still drinks and flips their cups beforehand. Whatever cups are flipped go back on the table before the other team re-tosses.

The game is played until one team's cups are all gone, thus crowning the other team the winner.

The team that loses all of their cups first has a chance for retaliation to take the game into overtime. Each player tosses until they miss. If none are made, then the game is over. If they make any of the opposing cups then they have to be drank and flipped. If the flip(s) are missed, then the game goes into one cup overtime. The team that wasn't retaliating will go first in overtime. Overtime is played the same as the regular session.

The only way retaliation is not granted is if the last cup on the table is made by both players, thus 'killing' the game.

This quite possibly could be the simplest game, but with the potential to turn into one of the most brutal. All you need is some friends, a lot of beer, and a really high tolerance. The rest is very easy.

Every 15 seconds, take a sip of beer. Sip enough to fill your mouth. If done properly, a 12 oz. beer should be finished in about 3 minutes. Keep rotating step one until there is one man standing, or on the floor conscious for that matter.

Have fun with the game, but don't get stupid. This is truly a game of endurance and high tolerance so if you don't have either then it might not be for you. Otherwise have fun and drink hard.

Very simple, you have from midnight Thursday to midnight Sunday (or any 72 hour period) to drink 100 beers. Once you do it you are a member for life.

So you're one year older, congrats you son of a gun. Let your friends take you out and have some fun.

You must have a drink for every letter in the alphabet. Start at "A", perhaps an "Applejack" shot. "B" can take you to a shot of "Bailey's" or a "Blow Job". I'm sure you're beginning to understand.

It's not really likely that you'll finish the alphabet, but hey, when you play next year you know how far to go, so drink up.

Oh, and Happy Birthday!

At the beginning of the hour get some form of alcohol. When the minute hand is on the 1 you take one sip. When it is on the 2 take two sips. When it's the on the 3, three sips, and so on and so on... If you last the hour you win! If you didn't last the hour, you lose.

Could adjust this based on the drinking habits of the players, 1/2 hour, etc.

For the two-player game of beer bomb, you need two tables (card tables work great), two cups and a ping pong balls. Spread each table apart from the other and place one cup on each table.

Each player stands behind their respective table and takes one ping pong ball and attempts to get in his/her opponent's cup by bouncing it off of his/her own table and (hopefully) into the opponent's cup.

The other player then makes an attempt at the same thing. After one player makes it in their opponent's cup, the other player must make it in on the next turn. If (s)he doesn't, (s)he has to take a drink. If (s)he does, then his/her opponent must take a drink.

Take a six-pack of beer. Separate them and select a can. Pass it around, each player shaking it vigorously. It is passed back to you. Mix it amongst the other five cans.

Each player then chooses a can and holds it to their head. On the count of three, everyone pulls the ring-pull. The loser is the person wearing their beer.

Optional: Play John Williams' "Theme from The Deer Hunter" in the background.