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| ARTICLES RELATED TO To Drink | | | |  To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Legal drinking age - Legal drinking age in the United StatesThe most common justification given for the high U.S. minimum drinking age is that it reduces the number of car accidents. The drinking age is not a federal law; every state individually has set an age limit of 21. The federal government, however, would withhold some highway transportation funding to states which allowed drinking at a lower age. The U.S. population have for decades been heavy users of personal automobiles for transportation, and hence car accidents are relatively common, taking around 43,000 lives a year. According to propon ...
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| | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Bunnies drinking game - Required Materials In order to play this entertaining and skilful game of logic and speed you will need the following:
A pint of beer each. No halves, shorts, alcopops, wine, soft drinks, etc. Cider is acceptable but rather careless, whereas snakebite and black (a combination of cider, lager and blackcurrant, also known as diesel) is just asking for trouble.
A minimum of four players (or three real and one virtual player, see 'Pete Best' below), or preferably the rest of the team you play for. Alternatively several other 'real' friends could join in, however they are more likely to refuse to play properly due to inade ...
See also:Bunnies drinking game, Bunnies drinking game - Required Materials, Bunnies drinking game - The Rules of Bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - Starting a 'Round' of 'Bunnies', Bunnies drinking game - Possession of the Bunny and the Object of the Game, Bunnies drinking game - Passing the Bunny to Another Player, Bunnies drinking game - Olympic bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - UMIST refusal, Bunnies drinking game - Reverse Bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - Pete Best, Bunnies drinking game - EV, Bunnies drinking game - Shoe Pints, Bunnies drinking game - Selection of Mr Chairman, Bunnies drinking game - Formation and Integrity of the Circle, Bunnies drinking game - The Use of Fines, Bunnies drinking game - The Cavalry Charge, Bunnies drinking game - Trunk Calls, Bunnies drinking game - The Committee and Their Roles in Fining Players, Bunnies drinking game - Issues Regarding Names, Bunnies drinking game - Language and Communication, Bunnies drinking game - Concluding Comments Read more here: » Bunnies drinking game: Encyclopedia II - Bunnies drinking game - Required Materials |
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| | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Cognac drink - Process of fabrication Cognac is made from eaux-de-vie (literally, "water of life") produced by doubly distilling the white wines produced in any of the growth areas. The wine is a very dry, acidic, thin wine, not really suitable for drinking, but excellent for distillation. It may only be made from a strict list of grape varieties. Distillation takes place in traditionally shaped Charentais copper stills, the design and dimensions of which are also controlled. Two distillations must be carried out; the resulting eau-de-vie i ...
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| | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - List of songs about drinking - A Liquor's bitter flames warm my languid soul Here I drink alone and remember. A graven life, the stain of her memory In this cup, love's poison For love is the poison of life Tip the cup, feed the fire, And forget about useless hope. . .
In this cup, spiritus frumenti For this is the nectar of the spirit Quench the thirst, drown the sorrow And forget about cold yesterdays. . ."
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| | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Tequila - Drinks Tequila may be drunk straight, as with whiskey, or as an ingredient in other drinks.
Margarita
Sangrita is served mixed with tequila, or accompanying it
Tequila martini, substituting tequila for gin
Tequila Slammer is a popular tequila based shooter
Tequila Sunrise
Tequila Sunset
Brave Bull is a potent cocktail combining tequila with coffee liqueur
El desierto is a long drink made of tequila, tomato juice, salt and tabasco sauce
Tequila Macho is a shot of te ...
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| | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Bunnies drinking game - The Rules of Bunnies
Bunnies drinking game - Starting a 'Round' of 'Bunnies'.
Mr Chairman (see below) will bring the 'Circle' of seated (obligatory) players to attention with a loud, drawn out call of 'On The Hoverrr!' At this point, all players will extend both hands horizontally in front of them and waggle their hands from the wrist in a hovering motion. To start a round of bunnies, Mr Chairman will drop the hover, slap his thighs audibly, then place his thumbs on his temples and wave his hands like bu ...
See also:Bunnies drinking game, Bunnies drinking game - Required Materials, Bunnies drinking game - The Rules of Bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - Starting a 'Round' of 'Bunnies', Bunnies drinking game - Possession of the Bunny and the Object of the Game, Bunnies drinking game - Passing the Bunny to Another Player, Bunnies drinking game - Olympic bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - UMIST refusal, Bunnies drinking game - Reverse Bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - Pete Best, Bunnies drinking game - EV, Bunnies drinking game - Shoe Pints, Bunnies drinking game - Selection of Mr Chairman, Bunnies drinking game - Formation and Integrity of the Circle, Bunnies drinking game - The Use of Fines, Bunnies drinking game - The Cavalry Charge, Bunnies drinking game - Trunk Calls, Bunnies drinking game - The Committee and Their Roles in Fining Players, Bunnies drinking game - Issues Regarding Names, Bunnies drinking game - Language and Communication, Bunnies drinking game - Concluding Comments Read more here: » Bunnies drinking game: Encyclopedia II - Bunnies drinking game - The Rules of Bunnies |
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| | | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Taboo food and drink - Work animals
Taboo food and drink - Horses.
Main article: Horse meat
Horse may not be eaten by observant Jews, since under Mosaic Law, horse meat is forbidden because the horse is not cloven-hoofed. However, in Islamic countries horse is generally considered halal.
The eating of horse meat is a food taboo to some people in the United Kingdom, the US, and Australia, and its supply is sometimes even illegal. Like lobster and camel, it is forbidden in Judaism and some sects of Christianity. In 732 CE, Pope G ...
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| | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Taboo food and drink - Work animals
Taboo food and drink - Horses.
Main article: Horse meat
Horse may not be eaten by observant Jews, since under Mosaic Law, horse meat is forbidden because the horse is not cloven-hoofed. However, in Islamic countries horse is generally considered halaal.
The eating of horse meat is a food taboo to some people in the United Kingdom, the US, and Australia, and its supply is sometimes even illegal. In the UK, this strong taboo includes banning horsemeat from commercial pet food and DNA testing of ...
See also:Taboo food and drink, Taboo food and drink - Pets, Taboo food and drink - Rabbit, Taboo food and drink - Prairie Dog and Squirrel, Taboo food and drink - Guinea Pigs, Taboo food and drink - Dogs, Taboo food and drink - Cats, Taboo food and drink - Work animals, Taboo food and drink - Horses, Taboo food and drink - Camels, Taboo food and drink - Reindeer/Caribou, Taboo food and drink - Other, Taboo food and drink - Blood, Taboo food and drink - Cows, Taboo food and drink - Crustaceans and other seafood, Taboo food and drink - Fish, Taboo food and drink - Insects, Taboo food and drink - Kangaroo, Taboo food and drink - Offal, Taboo food and drink - Pigs/Pork, Taboo food and drink - Primates, Taboo food and drink - Rats and Mice, Taboo food and drink - Whales, Taboo food and drink - Human Meat Read more here: » Taboo food and drink: Encyclopedia II - Taboo food and drink - Work animals |
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| | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Roman eating and drinking - Table culture From 300 BC, Greek customs started to influence the culture of higher class Romans. Growing wealth led to ever larger and more sophisticated meals. Nutritional value was not regarded as important: on the contrary, the gourmets preferred food with low food energy and nutrients. Easily digestible foods and diuretic stimulants were highly regarded.
At the table loose and easy clothing was worn (the vestis cenatoria), and the dinner was consumed in a special dining room, which later was to be called triclinium. Here one woul ...
See also:Roman eating and drinking, Roman eating and drinking - Meals, Roman eating and drinking - Ientaculum, Roman eating and drinking - Prandium, Roman eating and drinking - Cena, Roman eating and drinking - Table culture, Roman eating and drinking - Entertainment, Roman eating and drinking - Typical dishes, Roman eating and drinking - The starter, Roman eating and drinking - Main dish, Roman eating and drinking - Dessert, Roman eating and drinking - Alcoholic drinks, Roman eating and drinking - Vomitorium, Roman eating and drinking - Literature Read more here: » Roman eating and drinking: Encyclopedia II - Roman eating and drinking - Table culture |
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| | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Taboo food and drink - Human Meat Main article: Cannibalism
Of all the taboo meat, human flesh likely ranks as the most proscribed. Historically, man has indulged in the flesh of fellow humans in rituals, and out of insanity, hatred, or hunger. Cannibalism is still performed in some cultures.
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| | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Taboo food and drink - Human Meat Main article: Cannibalism
Of all the taboo meat, human flesh likely ranks as the most proscribed. Historically, man has indulged in the flesh of fellow humans in rituals, and out of insanity, hatred, or hunger. Cannibalism is still performed in some cultures.
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| | | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Caps drinking game - Shooting Technique Because the players are seated on the floor, shooting underhanded is nearly impossible. Because the target is the horizontally level opening in the top of a cup or glass, shooting sidearmed is not practical. Thus, an overhand shot is used by all caps players.
Lining up the shot is usually done as one would with a basketball shot. That is, the shoulder of the shooting arm is closer to the target than the other shoulder, not further as it would be in throwing a baseball.
The grip, ...
See also:Caps drinking game, Caps drinking game - Requirements, Caps drinking game - Rules, Caps drinking game - Variations, Caps drinking game - Shooting Technique, Caps drinking game - Etiquette Read more here: » Caps drinking game: Encyclopedia II - Caps drinking game - Shooting Technique |
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| | | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Cognac drink - Producing region and legal definitions The region of Cognac, divided up into six growth areas, or crus (singular cru), covers the department of Charente-Maritime, a large part of the Charente and a few areas in Deux-Sèvres and the Dordogne. The six crus are, in order of decreasing appreciation of the Cognacs coming from them: Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne, Borderies, Fins Bois, Bons Bois, and Bois Ordinaires.
A cognac made from just the first two of these crus (with at least 50 percent from Grande Champagne) is called "Fine Champagne" cognac, altho ...
See also:Cognac drink, Cognac drink - Producing region and legal definitions, Cognac drink - Process of fabrication, Cognac drink - Grades include, Cognac drink - Brands include, Cognac drink - Companies, Cognac drink - Cognac in Popular Culture, Cognac drink - Literature, Cognac drink - Cognac-based drinks Read more here: » Cognac drink: Encyclopedia II - Cognac drink - Producing region and legal definitions |
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| | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Bunnies drinking game - Selection of Mr Chairman Upon organising the game, there will be a long-winded voting procedure masquerading as a democratic process to elect the position of Mr Chairman. This may take the form of several nominations followed by at least five minutes or arguing, after which the identity of Mr Chairman is resolved fairly (or unfairly) with a (fixed/loaded) three-round game of paper-scissors-stone. The person who has been designated at the start of the season to take up this role (usually the club chairman or president) will almost invariably win the contest regardles ...
See also:Bunnies drinking game, Bunnies drinking game - Required Materials, Bunnies drinking game - The Rules of Bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - Starting a 'Round' of 'Bunnies', Bunnies drinking game - Possession of the Bunny and the Object of the Game, Bunnies drinking game - Passing the Bunny to Another Player, Bunnies drinking game - Olympic bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - UMIST refusal, Bunnies drinking game - Reverse Bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - Pete Best, Bunnies drinking game - EV, Bunnies drinking game - Shoe Pints, Bunnies drinking game - Selection of Mr Chairman, Bunnies drinking game - Formation and Integrity of the Circle, Bunnies drinking game - The Use of Fines, Bunnies drinking game - The Cavalry Charge, Bunnies drinking game - Trunk Calls, Bunnies drinking game - The Committee and Their Roles in Fining Players, Bunnies drinking game - Issues Regarding Names, Bunnies drinking game - Language and Communication, Bunnies drinking game - Concluding Comments Read more here: » Bunnies drinking game: Encyclopedia II - Bunnies drinking game - Selection of Mr Chairman |
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| | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Bunnies drinking game - The Use of Fines Mr Chairman and other members of the committee will punish players who break any of the rules of the game, behave in any manner which the committee dislikes, are a fresher, or in fact for no better reason other than they want to. These punishments are in the form of fines, consisting most often of alcoholic liquid consumption.
Fines are given in varying degrees of severity depending on how 'heinous' the 'crime' was, at the discretion of the committee. Fines are issued in measures of 'digits' (see 'Mr Weights and Measures' below). Fine ...
See also:Bunnies drinking game, Bunnies drinking game - Required Materials, Bunnies drinking game - The Rules of Bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - Starting a 'Round' of 'Bunnies', Bunnies drinking game - Possession of the Bunny and the Object of the Game, Bunnies drinking game - Passing the Bunny to Another Player, Bunnies drinking game - Olympic bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - UMIST refusal, Bunnies drinking game - Reverse Bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - Pete Best, Bunnies drinking game - EV, Bunnies drinking game - Shoe Pints, Bunnies drinking game - Selection of Mr Chairman, Bunnies drinking game - Formation and Integrity of the Circle, Bunnies drinking game - The Use of Fines, Bunnies drinking game - The Cavalry Charge, Bunnies drinking game - Trunk Calls, Bunnies drinking game - The Committee and Their Roles in Fining Players, Bunnies drinking game - Issues Regarding Names, Bunnies drinking game - Language and Communication, Bunnies drinking game - Concluding Comments Read more here: » Bunnies drinking game: Encyclopedia II - Bunnies drinking game - The Use of Fines |
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| | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Bunnies drinking game - The Cavalry Charge At any point, any player with more than half a pint of beverage in his vessel may stand up and point to the horizon with the shout 'The Cavalry are Coming!'. At which point all the other players will also stand up, and all players will then finish off whatever beverage remains in their glass. A recess is often called after a Cavalry Charge, in order to purchase more refreshments or to get on the bus and go home. A player issuing a Cavalry Charge with less than half a pint left is just trying to catch the other players out with a dummy charge. If any other player finishes their be ...
See also:Bunnies drinking game, Bunnies drinking game - Required Materials, Bunnies drinking game - The Rules of Bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - Starting a 'Round' of 'Bunnies', Bunnies drinking game - Possession of the Bunny and the Object of the Game, Bunnies drinking game - Passing the Bunny to Another Player, Bunnies drinking game - Olympic bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - UMIST refusal, Bunnies drinking game - Reverse Bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - Pete Best, Bunnies drinking game - EV, Bunnies drinking game - Shoe Pints, Bunnies drinking game - Selection of Mr Chairman, Bunnies drinking game - Formation and Integrity of the Circle, Bunnies drinking game - The Use of Fines, Bunnies drinking game - The Cavalry Charge, Bunnies drinking game - Trunk Calls, Bunnies drinking game - The Committee and Their Roles in Fining Players, Bunnies drinking game - Issues Regarding Names, Bunnies drinking game - Language and Communication, Bunnies drinking game - Concluding Comments Read more here: » Bunnies drinking game: Encyclopedia II - Bunnies drinking game - The Cavalry Charge |
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| | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Bunnies drinking game - Trunk Calls Any player wishing to leave the circle, must request to do so by issuing a 'Trunk Call' to Mr Chairman. Trunk calls cannot be issued while the actual game is in progress, only between rounds. A trunk call is issued by the player rising to his feet and simultaneously raising his elbow to his nose and waving his arm about like an elephant's trunk. The player will at this time shout 'Mister Chairman!' in a so ...
See also:Bunnies drinking game, Bunnies drinking game - Required Materials, Bunnies drinking game - The Rules of Bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - Starting a 'Round' of 'Bunnies', Bunnies drinking game - Possession of the Bunny and the Object of the Game, Bunnies drinking game - Passing the Bunny to Another Player, Bunnies drinking game - Olympic bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - UMIST refusal, Bunnies drinking game - Reverse Bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - Pete Best, Bunnies drinking game - EV, Bunnies drinking game - Shoe Pints, Bunnies drinking game - Selection of Mr Chairman, Bunnies drinking game - Formation and Integrity of the Circle, Bunnies drinking game - The Use of Fines, Bunnies drinking game - The Cavalry Charge, Bunnies drinking game - Trunk Calls, Bunnies drinking game - The Committee and Their Roles in Fining Players, Bunnies drinking game - Issues Regarding Names, Bunnies drinking game - Language and Communication, Bunnies drinking game - Concluding Comments Read more here: » Bunnies drinking game: Encyclopedia II - Bunnies drinking game - Trunk Calls |
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| | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Bunnies drinking game - Issues Regarding Names Females are fully permitted - and in fact should be actively encouraged - to play bunnies. They cannot, however, retain their female status during the game and must, like all the other players, assume a pseudonym. All names must be prefixed with 'Mr' and can be anything of the player's choice. Some of the more militant feminist players may resort to such silly names as 'Mr Ms'. This is absolutely fine and within their rights, of course. Mr Chairman may, however, overrule anyone's name due to them being a member of 'the committee' see below, ...
See also:Bunnies drinking game, Bunnies drinking game - Required Materials, Bunnies drinking game - The Rules of Bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - Starting a 'Round' of 'Bunnies', Bunnies drinking game - Possession of the Bunny and the Object of the Game, Bunnies drinking game - Passing the Bunny to Another Player, Bunnies drinking game - Olympic bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - UMIST refusal, Bunnies drinking game - Reverse Bunnies, Bunnies drinking game - Pete Best, Bunnies drinking game - EV, Bunnies drinking game - Shoe Pints, Bunnies drinking game - Selection of Mr Chairman, Bunnies drinking game - Formation and Integrity of the Circle, Bunnies drinking game - The Use of Fines, Bunnies drinking game - The Cavalry Charge, Bunnies drinking game - Trunk Calls, Bunnies drinking game - The Committee and Their Roles in Fining Players, Bunnies drinking game - Issues Regarding Names, Bunnies drinking game - Language and Communication, Bunnies drinking game - Concluding Comments Read more here: » Bunnies drinking game: Encyclopedia II - Bunnies drinking game - Issues Regarding Names |
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| | | | | To Drink: Encyclopedia II - Bunnies drinking game - Language and Communication Swearing or any other kind of crude language or verbal abuse is not permitted. Bunnies is a sociable, orderly, friendly and logical game. No room exists in the game for 'Speaking out of turn' in which a player vocalises to any other player or person outside the circle, unless he is a committee member or has been invited to speak by Mr Chairman.
A player may attempt to attract the attention of Mr Chairman only with either a Trunk Call, or by raising his elbow (not his hand, since that would be considered very rude and result in a fine ...
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