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Writing an article about the top 10 games can take forever, so here is a list of the Top 10 Fun Drinking Games for you and your friends to play. They are ranked based on how fun they are and the list contains only games made specifically for drinking. Many of these games are played in college dorm rooms, house parties, kitchen tables, or at bars. Try one and let us know how it went.

1. Flip, Sip & Strip

The fun drinking game is best played with 3 to 5 people, but with more people, the game will last longer. The rules are quite simple. You flip a coin and while it is in the air,  you call heads or tails. If you guess right, you get to pass the coin to the person on your right. If you guess wrong, pass the coin to your left and either take one piece of clothing off or drink a shot. One catch, you cannot do the same thing (sip or strip) two times in a row.  Not recommended for children under the age of 18.

2.  Anchor Man

Nobody needs an incentive to drink beer. But the act of imbibing alcoholic fluids can become somewhat tedious. After exhausting all possible subjects of conversation, including football, sex and (god forbid) politics you sometimes grind to a halt. Should you sit there and continue to drink, as is your duty as a college student? Or should you look for ways of livening up the experience?

You need a quarter, a pitcher of beer and  two teams of 4 people each.

To play this easy to learn drinking game You pour the beer into the pitcher. For hard core drinkers, fill it up all the way. For normal people, you can fill up the pitcher half way. Each team alternates in play by attempting to bounce the quarter into the pitcher. The team that gets the quarter in the pitcher chooses the person to be the “anchor” for the opposing team. This team then must pass the pitcher around, each player taking a drink/sip from the pitcher. The anchor is the last to go and finish off the remaining beer in the pitcher. Get read to get drunk.

3. Beer Blow

For these drinking games, all you need is a deck of cards, an empty bottle, and 3 or more people to play.

Place a deck of cards on an empty bottle. Each player blows cards off the deck from the bottom. The one who blows the last card off the bottle must drink one bottle of beer.

Special rule: If an ace is spotted among the cards that were just blown off, the blower needs to drink the beer. If two aces were spotted, they must drink two beers etc. Cool Game? I played this game when I went to college and totally loved it.

4. Suck Me

Everyone who participates in Suck Me need to sit in a circle and the first person picks up a card from a pack of cards in the middle and holds it against his/her lips only by sucking in air quickly through the mouth. They must then pass the card to the person on their left who receives the card by sucking the card as hard. This carries on until one player drops the card. The person who drop the card is then invited to the drink the number on the card. The game starts with a new card from the top of the pack. The game can be played by both girls and guys.

5.  Fuzzy Duck

This is a very fun drinking game that involves you pronouncing variations of ‘Fuzzy Duck’. Once you are familiar with the rules and you’ve had a few drinks this is a great game to watch and learn.

You may begin the game by saying “fuzzy duck” to the person to your left. That person then says “fuzzy duck” to the person on his/her left. This continues until someone decides to change the direction of play by saying “does he”. “Does he” changes the direction and the phrase that is said. Not only does the direction change but the people must say “ducky fuzz.” Now the game is going to the right with “ducky fuzz.” The direction is then changed back by saying “duzzy.” The words to say go back to “fuzzy duck.”

Any screw-ups => drink. After awhile when the mistakes are more frequent, it turns into a really awesome drinking game, especially for those who love fraternities.

Many Pepsi and Coca Cola companies tried but failed to bring out newer products. Many products mimicked top of the line drinks and failed as well. Here are ten soft drink brands which were pulled from the shelf.

1. Tab

This is a diet cola, manufactured and produced by Coca Cola Company in 1963. It was marketed after the successful sales of Diet Rite cola. Since its sweetener was rumored to be an animal carcinogen, the drink was discontinued.

2. Slice:

Everyone loves Sprite…yet when Pepsi tried to mimic the drink with Slice, things did not go as planned. They had various flavors made with grapefruit, peach and lemon-lime etc. With the introduction of Sierra Mist, the brand faded away by 2006.

3. Surge

This was a citrus drink that originated in Norway in 1996. The Norwegian name was Urge and the American name was Surge, under the ownership of Coca Cola. It is no longer being sold in Denmark, Sweden and the United States. Norway still continues to sell the product.

4. Clearly Canadian (Peach):

This is a flavored and sweet sparkling water drink that was popular in the 1980s and 1990s. They used to have a great peach flavor which was suddenly discontinued. On the news it was announced the company is out of flavored ideas altogether. Nothing new is coming out.

5. Hubba Bubba Soda:

This drink came from the Hubba Bubba Corporation. They had both regular and diet version of this drink before it was discontinued. The company itself is a subsidiary of Mars.

With innumerable bar drink recipes circulating across the web, it is really difficult for someone to find the perfect drinks for a cocktail party. Whether you are planning to throw a party, or going to want to hang out with friends and enjoy a night out, you need to know about the bar drinks. Everyone has a taste of his own, and that is the reason bar drinks vary from one place to another. A drink that is popular in the nightclubs of Las Vegas might not be the best one in the pubs of London. Therefore, it is always safe to possess some idea of the different types of bar drinks, and, at the same time, avoid embarrassing situations when you hang out with your friends or with your partner. As you know, the popularity of bar drinks varies from one place to another, and it is literally impossible for someone to collect information of every drink recipe. However, if you want, you can at least check out the top ten bar drinks that you can find in almost every bar. Whether you are planning for a home bar or just for partying with friends, this top ten bar drink list could be helpful.

1. Margarita

Margarita, one of the most popular cocktail drinks, is available in different variations. Conventionally, Margarita is known to be a cocktail of orange liquor, lime juice and tequila. Yet, there are other variations like blue margarita, blue lagoon margarita, apple margarita, coco margarita and many more.

2. Martini

If you are looking for a classic drink served in an old fashioned wine glass, Martini is for you. The cocktail, which is generally a mix of vodka and gin, can be served on the rocks or chill, depending on your taste. Yet, there are variations like bone dry martini, dry martini and many more.

3. Mojito

Someone who wants to get a little tipsy can surely opt for Mojito, which is a combination of rum, mint and sugar. This popular drink can refresh your mind in the summer days. Mojito, which was initially a popular bar drink of Cuba, is now popular in all tropical countries.

4. Bloody Mary

If you are looking for some vodka cocktail, you can surely opt for Bloody Mary. Made with a mixture of tomato juice and vodka, Bloody Mary can be the perfect drink for a winter morning. You can add some spices to garnish this drink.

5. Beer

Icy cold beer with white foam on its top is undoubtedly one of the most popular bar drinks across the globe. Though drinks made with beer are not classified as cocktails, it enjoys popularity in almost every bar. If you want to warm up yourself on the winter nights, beer is for you.

What is the worst possible thing to drink? No matter how thirsty you are, you should try to avoid them because of the effect they’ll have on your health. Check out what drinks you should be careful about.

When it comes to food, most of us have our share of interesting facts and trivia, and if we are to compile all of them, we can definitely come up with a complete book. In this article, however, we are going to present the top 10 most amazing facts about food.

1. Lithium in 7-Up

Lithium is commonly used in treating bi-polar disorder. 7-Up was originally positioned as a product for people with hangover largely due to the addition of lithium citrate. The more popular trivia associated with the 7-Up claim that the number “7” is in reference to the atomic mass of lithium and the word “Up” is in reference to the uplifting effects of the lithium citrate.

2. Ancient Sauce

Ketchup was previously known as fish sauce that come from China particularly in the Fujian Region. The word “ketchup” is unerringly similar to two Fujian words – kio-chap and ke-tsap. Historical records indicate that early ketchup in the western region is made out of spices and fish and even mushrooms.

3. Brain Freeze

The word “brain freeze” was coined by 7-11 to describe the pain felt by someone when drinking the slurpee a bit too fast. The condition is characterized by the constriction of the blood vessel when something that is cold comes into contact with the mouth’s upper palate.

4. Banana Trees

The large stem which is commonly thought to be the banana’s trunk is actually known in scientific parlance as a “pseudostem” which literally means fake stem.

5. Vanilla Junkie

Vanilla is considered as moderately addictive as its consumption activates the body to discharge catecholamines which also includes adrenalin. This natural vanilla can be described as a mild upper. Besides this little known effect of the natural vanilla, it was also known to have the ability of controlling various bacterial infections.