Drinking Game for Great Debate

[Supermanpolitician]

I am going to suggest a light hearted drinking game for tonight's debate. If adding rules, keep them light and non insulting!

Basic Rules, like any drinking game are that you have to drink when any of the following items happen or are mentioned:

1. Enda says something in Irish

2. Bertie uses as sports analagy.

3. Mention of the following: Haughey, Burke, Lawlor, O'Keeffe (Batt or Ned), Collins (Michael the FF TD, not General Michael Collins), Callaley, Richard Ellis or any FF TD mentioned with links to corruption or inappropriate payments

4. Builders

5. Galway Races and Fund Raising Tents

6. Enda mentioning wife and or children

7. Ahern mentioning daughters or Westlife

8. Kenny retorting with quip about shelf-life.

9. Ahern using endorsements from Clinton or Blair.

10. Kenny using endorsement of Merkel or Major or any reference to Sarkozy.

11. Miriam O'Callaghan wearing a bustier or anythig that makes her jugs look huge.

12. Ahern says "In reality" (he uses this phrase far more than "in fact", trust me this one will have you three sheets to the wind)

13. Enda using the phrase "Answer me this Taoiseach..."

[Fr. Hank Tree]

Bertie mentioning hanging baskets

[loner]

what about going forward

[BarryW]

Ahern: "To the best of my knowledge......"

[Van Occupanther]

On a cost neutral basis

[CJH]

"Am I going to be allowed finish?" - you'd probably get langered just playing on that alone

[FG Councillor]

Supermanpolitician, me thinks you'll be hammered half way through the debate....

[Paddylekker]

By the way, this is a great market:


Get your money on the 'Economic Prosperity' and "Extra 2000 Gardai on the Streets" options at 6-1 and 10-1 respectively.

I think Paddy Power have forgotten that there's two speeches of two minutes each at the start and those two phrases are certain to be used.

[Supermanpolitician]

Like all of these. I will be drinking with a candidate.

Paddy can't access that site at work and canvassing straight after. What's the gist?

[Leopold Bloom]

Bertie pronounces this, that, these and those properly.


Miriam O'Callaghan speaks - as usual through her arse as well as her nose - in her entirely phoney mid-Atlantic accent.