All you need is beer, a long table, plastic cups and at least six people.
Not requiring much thought, this simple game with one card hands is great for finishing off the firewater after a game of King's.
A game for the insane. As the story goes, nobody has ever won, lost or drawn.
To play beer bomb, you simply need two card tables, ping pong balls, and of course, beer.
Half-fill a jug, bowl or large glass with beer and then place a smaller glass in the beer so that it floats.
One of those pointless games that leaves everyone wet and drunk. Supplies include: people, lots of beer and more beer.
For this game you need at least two players. Six is a good number. You can play by yourself, but you might want to seek help from Alcoholics Anonymous afterwards.
The object of the game is to speak without ever showing your teeth by hiding them with your lips curled over them.
An hilarious drinking game for a shedload of people to play. You simply need a bunch of drinkers, beer, a good memory and someone who knows all ten phrases.
Divide into teams of two players, visit 18 bars and have a score card on stand by.
An piss-funny game to play with four mates whilst watching The Jerry Springer Show.
A drinking game that combines your two true loves - footy and beer. One of our readers sent this one in but to avoid any more trouble with the missus, they shall remain nameless.
You can't beat a good game of Wibbly Wobbly, a variation on the boat race. A game that will test your drinking endurance and your sense of gravity.
A classic drinking game - allowing you entry into this oh so not exclusive club.
This is a card game that bears no resemblance at all to a quiet game of bridge with the ladies from down the street.
Rumour has it this is the Pope's favourite drinking game. Sinners beware...
A mathematical comedy of errors.
Simple game for highly energetic people. Low buzz factor. Required supplies: people and beer.
Simply cheap, crazy entertainment to liven up any old party. A keg, a mouth, and a couple of assistants.