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The purveyor of these shot glasses with painted zipper teeth and an actual zipper attached compare the half open/half closed zipper to the old half empty/half full adage. I think it equally applies to the decision on how many buttons the drinker of all these shots chooses to undo. The more shots that go down, the further the unbuttoning.
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I have seen some pretty cool conceptual versions of a Battleship Drinking Game, but this is the first I have seen that is actually available to be purchased. The concept is very simple: if your opponent takes a shot at your ships and hits one, then you have to take that shot. Keep going until all ships are hit or your opponent has to make a place to sleep in the bathroom. To give the game that final touch of realism, each shot glass has a picture of a ship on it.
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This product may not be available just yet, but I have to agree with the seller’s web site; once a pump shotgun drink dispenser is available they are going to go quickly. Just load up the bottle with the drink of your choice and pump that shotgun. Each pump will shoot out a 25 ml shot for your friends to enjoy. Nothing goes together like liquor and guns.
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Homer’s quotation on the flask has it just about right: alcohol is the cause of and solution to all of life’s problems. As you enjoy each shot, you can use a different shot glass—each of which has Homer with a different expression (although those expressions look more of the “causing problems” variety rather than the “solutions”).
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Take a healthy food group and turn it into a tool of your debauchery with just a quick twist. The Shotcarver will turn any piece of fruit into a shot glass.
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Writing can be stressful work. This nice little pen holds an ounce of liquor to ease your pain when writer’s block strikes you. Not only will you get the initial rush as the liquor warms your stomach, but after a few shots you will likely have some all new ideas to get you going again. They may be total gibberish when you proof read your writing the next day, but your immediate crisis will be over.
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There is only one way to stop the bartender from pouring your shots larger and larger. You have to shoot him.
The Shot Shootout game has two modes. In the first you have nine chances to shoot the bartender once he starts moving. Every time you miss, the shot gets a little more liquor in it. In the second you get nine chances to shoot the bartender and the glass only gets filled when you make a direct hit. Choose whichever game will give you the alcohol you need.
Check out a video of the game in action after the break
Get a friend of yours over to your place, pour a couple shots and face off. Each of you can grab the pistol grip handle and point the double barrels at each other as you choke down that moonshine. After seeing these. i can’t believe you would do shots with any other glass.
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