Like any drinking game that's based on a show, this one evolves/grows with the show. Also, you can pick & chose which items you want to drink on. (Depending on alcohol tolerence)
First Round:
Red Eye Podcast ~ I just started watching this. So I only have 2 items on this.
Bill puts something in his mouth. (ie; food, fingers, floss) = 1 drink
Greg looks in/at the camera = 1 drink
(Personal note: That one got me tipsy on Thursday's podcast)
Second Round:
Pre-Game Report
Andy wears skinny tie = 1 drink
Andy & Greg talk about something no one else cares about = 1 drink
Greg annoys Andy = 1 drink
Greg tells Andy to go away = 1 drink
Andy tells Greg to go away = 2 drinks
Third Round:
Actually by this time who cares what round it is. So just follow along.
Commericials:
Cancer Treatment Center (with Peggy) = 1 drink
Liberator (Catheter Holly) = 1 drink
Wounded Warriors = Salute first, then 1 drink
Guests of Red Eye:
Mike Baker or S.E. Cupp replacing Andy = 1 drink
Dana Vachon replacing Andy = 2 drinks
Leg Chair Occupant wearing sheer nylons = 1 drink
L.G.O. wearing dark/opaque tights = 2 drinks
Dana Vachon/Jesse Joyce on the same show = 1 drink
Mike Baker with graphs at Halftime = 1 drink
2 of the following on the same show ~ John DeVore, Joe DeRosa, Joe DeVito
S.E. makes reference to her tattoo = 1 drink
Annoying chick in Leg Chair (you know who they are) = 3 drinks
Dana Vachon says something no one understands = 1 drink
When Dana is on, a Michael J. Fox or Back to the Future reference = 1 drink
The Guys of Red Eye:
Bill spastically waving = 1 drink
Bill drinking = 1 drink
Greg talking in 3rd person = 1 drink
Andy rolls his eyes = 2 drinks
Greg mentioning unicorns = 1 drink
Bill hits on the L.G.O = 1 drink
Greg makes a homoerotic remark = 1 drink
Jeff from Tallahasee makes an appearence = 1 drink
Bonus Round:
Bleep/voice over edit = 3 drinks!
The crew laughs so hard you hear them = 5 drinks!!!
Good luck! Tweet often!
That's my start on this. Mainly, because I'm watching TV doing this and can't think of any more. If you can think of any, PLEASE leave it in my comment section. Thank you. Cheers!
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Abusing the Race Card
There was a lady from Arizona on CNN tonight. She was talking about the 'Birther Bill' that was going on in her state. I wasn't really paying much attention, because I was talking about state's rights with a co-worker. What got my attention was Cornell Belcher. Here's why.
I've been seeing this guy on a semi-regular basis on John King USA. I don't care for him, because he never brings anything new to the table. Tonight, this lady was talking about the bill from her state and all he could say is that she's racist. She doesn't want Obama in the White House because he's an african-american. Never mind that she may not like Obama's stand on the issues or anything. It's always about the color of his skin.
I'm tired of this argument. It's boring. No matter what the issue the American people has with President Obama, Mr. Belcher's response is, "It's because he's black." Is that your only argument? I know elementary school children that can make better arguments than that one.
So, with that said, I'm personally taking away Cornell Belcher's race card. I might give it back if he can learn how to debate without one. On the other hand, I might want to keep it to use sometime. Or sell it on e-bay & donate the money to a military charity. I'll decide on that later.
I've been seeing this guy on a semi-regular basis on John King USA. I don't care for him, because he never brings anything new to the table. Tonight, this lady was talking about the bill from her state and all he could say is that she's racist. She doesn't want Obama in the White House because he's an african-american. Never mind that she may not like Obama's stand on the issues or anything. It's always about the color of his skin.
I'm tired of this argument. It's boring. No matter what the issue the American people has with President Obama, Mr. Belcher's response is, "It's because he's black." Is that your only argument? I know elementary school children that can make better arguments than that one.
So, with that said, I'm personally taking away Cornell Belcher's race card. I might give it back if he can learn how to debate without one. On the other hand, I might want to keep it to use sometime. Or sell it on e-bay & donate the money to a military charity. I'll decide on that later.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Mashed Potatoes & Being the Bride
I was thinking the other day about how different some Christian denominations are. Mainly in the way they worship. To demostrate, I'm going to use the analogy of potatoes.
I was raised in a Christian Reformed church. They are very solemn. You came in, sat down, sang hymns (accompanied by a pipe organ), prayed, gave offering, listened to the sermon, then left. Nothing much more than that. Which is like having mashed potatoes made with very little salt in the cooking process, then using 2% milk for the mashing part. It's alright. You get fed, but its bland and you don't want it all the time.
The church I go to now has been describe to me as a charasmatic one. You enter the door and have at least 2 people greet you before you reach the sanctuary. When it comes to the worship, totally different. You have a praise team that sings & plays contemporary music. To which people dance and wave flags. The sermon isn't fire & brimstone or boring. Sometimes it can challenge your way of thinking. Afterwards, people linger, give encouragement to each other, and pray for one anther. This recipe of mashed potatoes has salt in the boiling of taters. Instead of 2% milk, you use buttermilk. Not only that, you use herbs & spices like garlic, onions, pepper, etc. It tastes good. The taste lingers. You want to eat it all the time.
Now to switch the thought process a little bit. I want to talk about being the Bride of Christ. I've been thinking about for a while. It has to do with watching the people at church. They are so in love with Christ. You look at their faces and you read it, right there, on their foreheads, LOVE. It's like looking at couple on their wedding day. So caught up with each other, the rest of world is in the distance.
There is no anger here. Nothing but pure, sweet love. Who wouldn't want this? Falling in love in Christ is like falling in love with your spouse. Kinda. He already gave his life for you. Every woman wants a guy who is willing to do that. (Plus, you know he'll listen to everything you say.) What guy wouldn't love a guy who saved their life?
Okay, I drifted a bit. The point I want to make is that we been courted, or wooed, by Jesus to His bride. To be in a loving relationship FOREVER! Never have to worry about if He is going cheat or leave. He's here to stay.
So all this together, makes me want to have a relationship with Jesus. Even a stronger one than I've had prior. No earthly man can take His place. Though they may try. Jesus has to be #1 in my life. I want to be His bride. I want you to be His bride also. As weird as that sounds. I know when I get to Heaven, there is going to be a huge party & I want a big one. So a lot of people need to be there.
Hope I didn't lose anyone with my thought process.
Love & Blessings
I was raised in a Christian Reformed church. They are very solemn. You came in, sat down, sang hymns (accompanied by a pipe organ), prayed, gave offering, listened to the sermon, then left. Nothing much more than that. Which is like having mashed potatoes made with very little salt in the cooking process, then using 2% milk for the mashing part. It's alright. You get fed, but its bland and you don't want it all the time.
The church I go to now has been describe to me as a charasmatic one. You enter the door and have at least 2 people greet you before you reach the sanctuary. When it comes to the worship, totally different. You have a praise team that sings & plays contemporary music. To which people dance and wave flags. The sermon isn't fire & brimstone or boring. Sometimes it can challenge your way of thinking. Afterwards, people linger, give encouragement to each other, and pray for one anther. This recipe of mashed potatoes has salt in the boiling of taters. Instead of 2% milk, you use buttermilk. Not only that, you use herbs & spices like garlic, onions, pepper, etc. It tastes good. The taste lingers. You want to eat it all the time.
Now to switch the thought process a little bit. I want to talk about being the Bride of Christ. I've been thinking about for a while. It has to do with watching the people at church. They are so in love with Christ. You look at their faces and you read it, right there, on their foreheads, LOVE. It's like looking at couple on their wedding day. So caught up with each other, the rest of world is in the distance.
There is no anger here. Nothing but pure, sweet love. Who wouldn't want this? Falling in love in Christ is like falling in love with your spouse. Kinda. He already gave his life for you. Every woman wants a guy who is willing to do that. (Plus, you know he'll listen to everything you say.) What guy wouldn't love a guy who saved their life?
Okay, I drifted a bit. The point I want to make is that we been courted, or wooed, by Jesus to His bride. To be in a loving relationship FOREVER! Never have to worry about if He is going cheat or leave. He's here to stay.
So all this together, makes me want to have a relationship with Jesus. Even a stronger one than I've had prior. No earthly man can take His place. Though they may try. Jesus has to be #1 in my life. I want to be His bride. I want you to be His bride also. As weird as that sounds. I know when I get to Heaven, there is going to be a huge party & I want a big one. So a lot of people need to be there.
Hope I didn't lose anyone with my thought process.
Love & Blessings
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