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Top 8 Drinking Games among Students

Posted on Dec 15, 2009

Here is a list of drinking games popular with college or university students. Students play these drinking games at home, at the bar or at college parties. Remember to drink responsibly and if you drink, don’t drive and put your life or others in danger.

1. Kings Cup:

Kings Cup is good for big drinking groups. This game is not only fun and entertaining to most, but it will get you drunk, so if that is what your goal is, let the games begin!

Kings Cup

How to play: Place cards face down in a circle around a beer, whoever draws the 4th King has to chug the beer. This game has many variations.

2. Beer Pong:

Beer pong is a test to see what skills you have while drunk and how good your aim is after being a bit tipsy.

Beer Pong

How to play: To play beer pong (also known as Beirut), approximately 6 to 10 cups are partially filled with beer and placed in a diamond shape at each end of the beer pong table. The first player throws a ping-pong ball across the table with the intent of landing the ball in a cup of beer on the opposite side. If a ping-pong ball lands in the opposing player’s cup, that player has to drink the beer and the cup is eliminated. The player with the most cups left at the end wins.

3. Flip Cup:

If you are energetic and like doing active things, Flip Cup might just be the game for you. This is a very competitive game and is lots of fun!

Flip Cup

How to play: Flip cup is a drinking relay race. Two teams with an equal number of players line up on opposite sides of a table facing each other. At The first player on each team chugs their beer out of their cup. When finished, the cup is set at the edge of the table and the player attempts to flip the cup to make it land face down on the table, on its’ mouth. The player cannot use both hands or make any attempts to guide the cup to flip over. Only after the player has landed the cup successfully, can the next person proceed. The team that finishes drinking and flipping all their cups first wins.

4. High or Low – card game:

This game requires a deck of cards. You begin by turning over the card one by one. You guess if the nest card will be higher or lower; if you guess wrong you drink.

High or Low - card game

5. 3Man-Dice game:

3Man is a pretty simple game. If the dice lands on 3, you drink.

3Man-Dice game

6. Shotgun:

Shotgun is a drinking race game to see who can drink the fastest.

Shotgun

7. Presidents & A**holes – card game:

The idea of this game is to be the first to get rid of all your cards to become a President. The player who finishes last is the A**hole.

Presidents drinking - card game

8. Quarters:

Quarters is a popular drinking game that tests your ability and accuracy by bouncing a quarter off a table and into another player’s cup. The player bouncing the quarter is called the “shooter”. There are different ways of playing this game.

Quarters

A Few Facts about Driving While Intoxicated

  • In 2004 approximately 17,000 people in the United States died of alcohol-related auto accidents.
  • A DWI conviction will get you jail time, your insurance policy revoked and more.
  • Your DUI record is kept by law enforcement agencies, the legal system and the department of motor vehicles (DMV) and can affect your life even years after the conviction.

Keep these facts in mind before you play drinking games and then take the wheel. Always have a designated driver!

 
 

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Is Peer Pressure Driving Young Adults to Juvenile Drinking?

Posted on Jun 15, 2009

More and more young adults are going for drinking these days. Find below some of the reasons that are responsible for juvenile drinking habits.

  • Organizing parties in places where they can easily try out different things especially drinking. With no adults around, there is no one controlling them.
  • Juvenile drinking is prevalent in those families where parent teenager relationships are not up to the mark.
  • Parents that do not spend much time in their home because of busy schedule and work commitment will find that their children are into drinking. As a parent, you need to ensure that you keep a keen eye on the drinking habits of your children.
Peer Pressure Drinking
  • Parents need to ensure that they set a good example in front of their children. It includes not drinking in front of them and giving them support on every front. Do not impose any unnecessary restrictions on your children because it can have a negative impact on their overall growth.
  • Young adults often go into drinking habit because there is too much pressure on them with regard to studies. Make sure that you give your children a reassurance that there is no real pressure on them and what you are looking for is just commitment and effort on their part.
  • As more licensed locations for alcohol consumption comes into fray, there is going to be significant reduction in underage drinking.
  • Underage drinking is increasing because of the fact that there are not many legal laws pertaining to legal drinking age.
  • There is not much awareness in the society with regard to drawbacks of alcoholic drinks to individual under the age of 18.


 
 

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How To Control Juvenile Drinking – Parents’ Concerns

Posted on May 18, 2009


Reasons Driving Juvenile To Drinking Habits

Drinking is a fad among youngsters, there are several reasons contributing to juvenile drinking habits. Let’s have a look at them.

  • Frequent meetings among youngsters in places normally not visited by adults provide them an opportunity to try unwanted practices.
  • Parent teenager relationships play a major role in juvenile drinking.
  • A parent spending more time at home is essential in order to check drinking habits of youngsters.
  • It is important that adults especially parents lead a good example to children, offering them a scope but with due restrictions on the boundaries.
  • More licensed premises for consumption of alcohol can surely reduce underage drinking
  • Lack of legal regulations like legal drinking age are reasons for growing underage drinking
Juvenile Drinking
  • Insufficient time allocated by parents in discussing responsible drinking habits with their children.
  • Lack of sufficient awareness in the society the supply of alcoholic drinks to individuals below 18 years of age is an offence.
  • Youngsters end up drinking endlessly without any control on their drinking habits and limits
  • Poor judgment and vulnerable behavior are the outcomes of drinking habits leading to riskier situations.
  • Elaborate alcohol advertisements and variety of drinks available are a main reason why juveniles are more prone to alcohol consumption than before.
  • Acceptance among friends and peers requires them to get along with the habits of the group which they intend to join. Drinking becomes a habit and a requirement to get accepted.

Parental Concern on Juvenile Drinking

Parents should be able to understand the needs of their teenage son or daughter. A good friend’s circle, responsible drinking habits, knowledge about the consequences of irresponsible drinking, knowing the laws of the land and above all maintaining a decent life and habits, all of these should be governed by the parents in order to enable children to understand them better. Parents play a major role in handling the future of their children and help them not fall prey to unwanted habits which might later become very difficult to get rid of.

Juvenile Sleepover

How To Control Juvenile Drinking?

Alcohol abuse as such should be controlled even in case of elders who end up calling for unwanted consequences troubling both their individual self and others. It becomes far more important in case of youngsters or juveniles, in who case consumption of alcohol itself is a crime in the first place.

Underage drinking has become a serious trouble to the police department who very often find of number of underage boys and girls involved in such prohibited practices. In 1984, National Minimum Drinking Age Act, was passed by the Congress, according to which 21 years was fixed as the legal drinking age. By 1988 all the states did pass the legislation in order to control underage drinking.

Consequences of underage drinking are leading to accidents due to driving with alcoholic impairment. In order to control vehicle crash due to alcohol consumption among individuals below the legal drinking age, Zero Tolerance Law had been introduced under the DWI laws of the states, which brings anyone under DWI offense who is below the legal drinking age and found driving with any amount of alcohol in their body.

The convicts under DWI law are severely punishment keeping with license suspension, fines and jail term. What is you take on this issue?

 
 

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