Eurovision Drinking Games
In my quest to unite even the most Eurovision-immune creatures in front of a TV set on Thursday and Saturday (and watching Eurovision of course), I've decided to go all the way. Even go so far as to lure them with alcoholism.
Many a time I've heard Australians utter the words "Eurovision drinking games", so I went and googled it.
This site hands out a giant list of rules, which are impossible to remember and seem somewhat out-dated. For example, "foreign acts sing in English" is not a criterium since that's just a little too easy (rather like "France sings in French"). I did like "If Greece gives Turkey any points then stop drinking!. This is very unlikely to happen so you must be veeeeeery drunk at this time. GO TO BED."
Very true indeed.
There is also this more recent drinking game that also makes note of the "sign language" and "dropping to knees"-habits.
But these two examples were just not satisfactory to me. I want to know what your drinking rules are. I know there's people out there that have them (I'm looking at you, Australian citizens), share them! I beg of you, we have a right to know.
I'll give the good example and propose "Croatian background singers lose clothes" and "last verse of song sung in English".
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In my quest to unite even the most Eurovision-immune creatures in front of a TV set on Thursday and Saturday (and watching Eurovision of course), I've decided to go all the way. Even go so far as to lure them with alcoholism.
Many a time I've heard Australians utter the words "Eurovision drinking games", so I went and googled it.
This site hands out a giant list of rules, which are impossible to remember and seem somewhat out-dated. For example, "foreign acts sing in English" is not a criterium since that's just a little too easy (rather like "France sings in French"). I did like "If Greece gives Turkey any points then stop drinking!. This is very unlikely to happen so you must be veeeeeery drunk at this time. GO TO BED."
Very true indeed.
There is also this more recent drinking game that also makes note of the "sign language" and "dropping to knees"-habits.
But these two examples were just not satisfactory to me. I want to know what your drinking rules are. I know there's people out there that have them (I'm looking at you, Australian citizens), share them! I beg of you, we have a right to know.
I'll give the good example and propose "Croatian background singers lose clothes" and "last verse of song sung in English".
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