the Harry Potter Movie Drinking Game

[junediamanti]

This reminds me of one we played in college, called Jacks.

Requirement:  one pack of stupid students, one pack of ordinary 
playing cards.

To play:  Deal the cards about the table, the first player to receive 
a jack (or knave) nominates a drink (must be a spirit preferably), 
the second player also nominates a drink as before.  The third jack 
recipient orders and pays for BOTH drinks in a glass, and the fourth 
gets to drink them.  Hic!

Second variation - I call this the Moscow Rules, I didn't play but I 
was there.  Any number of players:  Each player takes one bottle of 
Stolichnaya vodka and drinks it as quickly as they can.  The first 
player to pass out gets a mohican haircut courtesy of the other 
players.  This really happened, November 1984, Pushkin Institue of 
Russian Language, Moscow.  The "winner" was a very bizarre irishman 
called Owen.  I assure you, having a Mohican haircut in Soviet Russia 
in 1984 was a very definite statement.  If he's posting here, HI, 
howarya.

June
> 
> Iggy here:
> 
> *laugh*  That's why it's the HP *Movie* Drinking Game.
> 
> If I made it the *Book* Drinking Game, I'd be able to get a lot more
> vicious, with things like:
> 
> Every time Peeves is rude... take a drink.
> 
> Every time Peeves plays a joke... take a drink.
> 
> Every time they mention Petunia's horsy teeth, take three drinks.
> 
> Any time one of the Dursleys gives Harry an ugly look... take 2 
drinks.
> 
> Any time English slang that might confuse an American is used... 
take 4
> drinks.  (You would *not* believe how long it took me to figure out 
the
> exact definition of "snogging."  The first time I read it, I has an 
image of
> Kreacher having a *very* intimate encounter with Mr. Black's 
pants... *ick*)
> 
> Any time you read something that can have a sexual double 
meaning... take
> two drinks.  (You'll be in a coma halfway through Harry buying his 
first
> "wand" in Ollivander's.)
> 
> 
> And if I wanted to be *really* mean, I'd add the three following 
rules:
> 
> Any time someone's name is mentioned in a sentence, take one drink 
per name
> mentioned.
> 
> Whenever a paragraph is started with an indentation, take a drink.
> 
> and last but not least...
> 
> Any time a punctuation mark is used, take a drink.  (Can you 
say "alcohol
> poisoning" by the end of the first paragraph?)
> 
> 
> 
> 'Nuff said
> 
> Iggy McSnurd