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Classes start Monday!

Looks like this weekend is the time to get started drinking!

Bar tonight, maybe a small rager in my Plaza apartment tomorrow :)

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Because your beer pong team needs catchy T shirts.

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Hey, Drinking Knights!

New semester is headed our way. I've still got a bunch of killer games in my archives and on my page, but I'm looking for more! Submit me some of your favorite drinking games to share with your fellow Knights!

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Stacks!

Haven't posted in a long time. Really excited about this one. Picked it up from my friends back home very recently. Rules may be a bit confusing but once you get the hang of it, it's a fast-paced, competitive game that everyone will love.

Name: Stacks

Format: Table / Solo Cups

Player number: As many as you can fit around a table.

Beverage: Beer (or similar beverage) recommended.

Rules: Take as many solo cups as you desire (would add more for more people, less for less), and place them into a packed little mob onto the table, but leave some space around the edges. In every cup, except for two, pour a small amount of beer, as if it were being used for beer pong. Pick one cup at the center of the mob and fill it to the top with beer. The two empty cups each get a ping pong ball, and start on opposite sides of the table.

When the game begins, the two players (chosen however you please) with the empty cups / ping pong balls try and bounce the ball into the cup. If a player gets the ball in on the first try, they may pass it to any other player at the table EXCEPT FOR THE PERSON TO THEIR IMMEDIATE LEFT. If the ball is bounced in on any try except the first, the player MUST pass the cup and ball to the person on their RIGHT.

The objective of this game is to Stack the cup on someone who is trying to bounce the ball in.

For example, Player A and player B both start with the cups/balls. Player A sinks it on his/her first try, and passes it to player C who is to the left of Player B. If player B is still struggling, and player C sinks the ball, Player C then stacks the cup inside Player B's cup. When this happens, Player B must pass the stacked cups and ping pong ball to the person on their RIGHT, pull one of the cups from the middle of the table, drink the beer, and begin again, trying to sink the ping pong ball into the newly emptied cup. You may not stack someone who is not on your immediate right.

Overall, the goal is to "bury" someone by continually passing cups and trying to stack the same person over and over... Mostly for laughs. In the end, the cup left is generally the full cup, which must be drank by the person who gets Stacked last.

Recap:

If you sink the ball on your first try, you may pass the cup/ball to anyone EXCEPT the person on your immediate left.

If you sink it on any other try, the cup/ball MUST go to the person on your immediate right.

If you sink the ball and the person to your right has not yet gotten the ball in, you Stack them, the Stack passes to the right, and the person who was stacked drinks a cup and starts again.

You may NOT Stack someone who is not on your immediate right.

If the game is being played correctly there should only be ONE Stack of cups passing around. All other cups are pulled one at a time from the center, as players are Stacked.

Have fun!

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The Buffalo Club

Name: The Buffalo Club

Format: Ongoing

Player number: Anyone and everyone willing

Beverage: Every

Rules: The Buffalo Club is simple and effective. Ask your friends if they want to join the Buffalo Club and explain to them the simple rules: If you participate in The Buffalo Club, you must adhere to the rules. If someone catches you drinking with your dominant hand, and yells BUFFALO! You must finish your drink on the spot. This makes for a bunch of paranoid people at parties, and can turn an Easter Sunday of white wine with your grandparents into something of a rager with your siblings and cousins.

We've gone so far as to not allow The Buffalo Club at certain parties/events to prevent people from getting too hammered too quickly.

You may not do "fake out sips" AKA pretending to drink to fool someone. There are no repercussions on someone calling BUFFALO if you simply seem to be drinking. If you get BUFFALO'd while trying to attempt a "Fake out sip", it counts as a normal BUFFALO and you must finish your drink anyway.

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Hail, followers!

I've noticed we've acquired a good handful of new followers, which is excellent. I'd like to reiterate that we are always looking for new user-submitted content! I want ridiculous, new, and outlandish drinking games. Hit submit and follow the guidelines. Also looking to spread the word, so reblog if you're feeling generous! The more people this reaches, the more drinking games we will acquire!

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I wanna driiiink tonight. Maybe play some Super SMASHED Bros.

Anyone wanna play?

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Probably the greatest drinking game I've seen to date. Anyone down for True American? My apartment has a great setup for it.