ROXANNE DRINKING GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Requirements
People, alcohol & a copy of the song Roxanne (youtube link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3EmA... or find on our videos!!!!!!!!!!!!)

Setup
Any beverage will do, shots preferred. CD or Ipod with The Police singing Roxanne.

How to play
This works the best with a group of people. Split your group of people into even teams. Have one person as the designated bartender to fill shots if they are being used.

Flip a coin. Heads is team Roxanne. Tails is Team Red light.

Fill your glasses with your shots. Start the song. Each time the words Roxanne or Red light are heard, the relevant team or person must take a drink. This must carry on until the song has finished. This should result in a room full of drunks singing The Police all night!

REPEAT UNTIL F***IN WRECKED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!




THE A OR B GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is a drinking game played by voting in a group.

Whoever is in the minority receives the drinking penalty!


Taking it in turns each person asks a question and gives two possible answers. Examples of typical questions could be:

Which do you do: Cry porridge or sweat garlic butter?

Where would you rather live: Maybole or downtown Baghdad?

Who would you rather shag: Susan Boyle or Heather from Eastenders?

Everyone has time to decide which option they will vote for. Then, when everyone is ready, the person who asked the question gives their answer, raising their hand at the same time. Whoever agrees with this answer also raises their hands.

The votes are counted and the players who are in the minority of opinion in the group drink two fingers of their drink.

If everyone in the group all votes for the same answer as the person asking the question (so there is no minority), then the person asking the question drinks two fingers.

If the number of players in the group is an even amount and an equal number vote for each option, then everyone drinks two fingers.

Play then continues with the next person asking a question.

This is a game of honour and players should stick to the answer they have decided upon without being influenced by how others vote.