best drinking game ever


For every historical / factual error...drink. As someone accustom to the bottle and hold a Ph.D in historical theology, this is one of most difficult and enjoyable drinking games ever. My colleagues and I have a blast with this. If you have friends that do not drink much alcohol, tell them to drink every time there is a historically accurate statement. Its seems to be about a 10 to 1 ratio, so they should be fine.

This process also makes this one of the greatest(unintentional)comedies ever.

This also works for the Da Vinci Code, but that movie soooo bad it is unsettling and the goal here is to have fun with the hilarity that Dan Brown and Ron Howard have blessed us with.

Cheers

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The movie in question here is a work of fiction, intended for the purpose of entertainment.

You've included quite a few spelling and grammatical errors for a Ph.D and somebody who enjoys pointing out the "mistakes" of others.

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he mite haf bin drink at tha thyme?

SpiltPersonality

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And this is one of the reasons why I find it increasingly hard to cope with religious zeal: people who claim to be subject matter experts, criticize without mercy and definately without making any argument (let alone proof). Catholic religion cannot get along with science because they are not humble enough to recognize they may be wrong. Their lot is to lie,lie, lie to prevent science from proving them wrong. I am totally ok with this drinking game if you find it is fun, but I am NOT ok with african based caths who are spreading the lie that condoms increases the risk of AIDS.

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A Better one, taking a shot every time they mention the Camerlengo.



When there's no more room in hell, The dead will walk the earth...

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How about we take a drink every time some pompous ass posts something on here.

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Noooo!!! I don't drink!!!

I don't love her.. She kicked me in the face!!

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Lol chilone

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Hear, hear!

This is almost as bad as A Brief History of Time, where I and my esteemed colleagues (The Triple Doctorates' Club) are in such a stupor after half an hour that compared to us S.Hawking sounds like a Shakespearean actor articulating.

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