I'm currently with a few bros and laxtitutes pregaming, watching the highly anticipated ridiculously hilarious show, Jersey Shore. We have decided a drinking game needs to be created. We've came up with a few rules,...  Keep Reading »

Round 2 of the U.S. Open is finally underway at Bethpage Black (Mike Weir is your leader at -6), and since there's at least 20 hours of golf watching on tap for the next three days (this thing's going until Monday), we thought we'd give you a drinking game. Additional suggestions are more than welcome.

Take a drink every time a player...
Makes a birdie or double bogey.
Makes a 20-foot or more putt or misses a 4-foot or less putt
Gets a sandy (up and down from a bunker)
Hits a shot out of rough more than a foot tall.

Take two drinks every time NBC...
Shows a clip from the 2002 Open at Bethpage Black.
Shows a clip from last year's Tiger vs. Rocco showdown.
Shows an amateur's shot and follows it immediately with the amateur leaderboard.

Take three drinks every time one of the NBC commentators...  Keep Reading »

Just about everyday at school from 5 to 7 p.m. I would watch "Cash Cab" on Discovery Channel. If you've never seen the show, it is a trivia masterpiece that takes place in a NYC cab, hosted by the corny and semi-witty Ben Bailey. I realized that the show fits perfectly before sports games and other night-time activities so I came up with a drinking game to go along with it and get the night started. Feel free to add your own rules and leave them as comments.

Drink Once When...
- Ben Bailey tries to use his really bad New York Italian accent when the contestants get in the car.
- Contestants seem disappointed to be on the show when the lights come on but continue anyway.
- You see the big gray van pull up behind the Cash Cab (I think it's the production truck, but it gets in the shot all the time).
- A question references New York City.
- The person in the backseat answers a question correctly.
- A contestant fails to answer correctly after using a "Street Shoutout."

Drink Twice When...
- The contestants fail a Red Light Challenge.
- Ben tries to convince the contestants that their answer is wrong when it is actually correct (this should happen at least twice a show).  Keep Reading »