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[...] The Japanese are notorious for their kitschy culture and drinking games are no exception. Most are ridiculously complicated and involve tormenting the drunkest/dumbest person for screwing up. Test your aptitude by challenging your Japanese drinking buddies to a game of Ping Pong Pang. [...]

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By: roaf

roaf — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 16:50:25 +0000

Wow- that’s hardcore. I like it!

By: simaldeff

simaldeff — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 15:37:41 +0000

most of my game involve drinking something heavily ethilic … and really disgusting … like “amaro” + “absynnth” + “green-stuff-from-australia” + “green-stuff-from-the-mountains” … Italy have a tradition for old traditional medicine-flavoured liquors..
It’s really not fun to loose when you play this seriously … generally it’s the winner of the round that prepare the mix as he wish … and the guy on it’s right – or left – drinks it.
That’s way you make it from a bar’s waste.

By: roaf

roaf — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 15:05:30 +0000

Yeah, I think so, Robert-Gilles! Often during drinking games, I find myself waiting to drink, and then deliberately losing games so I can drink.
But that dice game does sound cool, Simaldeff. As a teenager in rural England, I used to go to a pub where the staff would give me the contents of the drip trays for free (a drip tray is the container which catches spillage under beer taps, when the staff are pouring a beer. Usually it contains a lethal mix of lager, Guiness and cider) and they’d also give me glasses of beer that they poured while cleaning out the pipes of their beer taps. Me and my friends would play the “100 game” with this booze- you drink one shot every minute for 100 minutes. We’d get get very, very drunk!

By: Dragonlife

Dragonlife — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 00:08:03 +0000

Why do I have the impression such rules do help you to break them and drink whenever you want (or feel allowed to!)?
LO
Robert-Gilles

By: simaldeff

simaldeff — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 21:53:28 +0000

I’ve one with dices that I really like (i’m a big gambler when it comes to something else than money)… the thing is that it makes you drink unbelievably disgusting things and in huge quantity. It’s a game we play when a bar got really old bottles of things that nobody want to drink and they are really old so they don’t look good on the counter’s background… so you somehow have to get rid of them.
But you can play that game with beer, sake, shochu or anything you like too … just bring like 5 bottles (1 Litter) for each player or something like that.
But dices mean being able to do basic additions even when you are utterly mashed … you might need to ask the bartender to be the ref.

By: roaf

roaf — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 11:04:59 +0000

Yeah, it’s a deadly game! I guess Ping Pong Pang” is the real name, because that’s what the Japanese band are called. Although, there’s actually a Chinese restaurant in Las Vegas called “Ping Pang Pong.”
Hopefully I’ll have more games to post in the coming weeks.