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What are the rules of Buffalo?

What are the rules of Buffalo?

The basic rule of the game is that a player can only drink with their non-dominant hand. If any other Buffalo players spot them drinking with their dominant hand, they call Buffalo on the player and that player must finish their drink as quickly as possible.

What is the Cardinal Puff drinking game?

The applicant (or victim) would be seated at a table with a pint of beer in front of him. He would then say “I drink to the health of Cardinal Puff for the first time”. He would take a sip of beer and then start a strict sequence of movements of finger tapping, leg tapping, etc., each movement performed must once.

What is the objective of the game Buffaloes?

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Essentially, the game is a lifetime commitment to drinking solely with your non-dominant hand. Traditionally, this means the left hand. If a player is caught drinking with their dominant hand they must chug their drink.

How do you play 21 the drinking game?

Once someone gets to 21, everyone can have a drink. The person who got to 21 must make a rule about one of the numbers in rotation (besides 21). So, they could say that when someone reaches 4, they have to scream instead of saying “4”; otherwise, they have to drink.

What is the tysha confession?

When Jaime rescues his brother Tyrion from prison, he confesses that Tysha was no whore, but a crofter’s daughter in truth. He says that their father, Lord Tywin Lannister, thought the lowborn Tysha only desired the wealth of Casterly Rock, and so convinced Jaime to tell the lie about her.

What is I drink and I know things from?

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‘I Drink and I Know Things’ is a quote from my favorite character on my favorite TV show Game of Thrones. The quote and Tyrion Lannister inspired me to create this one of a kind drinking game. Players battle wits and test their knowledge.

What is paranoia drinking game?

6. Paranoia Drinking Game. This game involves whispering a question to the person on your right, the answer of which has to be somebody playing the game. For example, “who’s the best looking out of the group?” The recipient then has to point to the person who they think is the answer to that question.