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Pickup Line: I want to thank you for [insert any event here], grab your ankles bitch!

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Bar Joke: A man walks into a bar and asks the bartender, "If I show you a really good trick, will you give me a free drink?" The bartender considers it, then agrees. The man reaches into his pocket and pulls out a tiny rat. He reaches into his other pocket and pulls out a tiny piano. The rat stretches, cracks his knuckles, and proceeds to play the blues. After the man finished his drink, he asked the bartender, "If I show you an even better trick, will you give me free drinks for the rest of the evening?" The bartender agrees, thinking that no trick could possibly be better than the first. The man reaches into his pocket and pulls out a tiny rat. He reaches into his other pocket and pulls out a tiny piano. The rat stretches, cracks his knuckles, and proceeds to play the blues. The man reaches into another pocket and pulls out a small bullfrog, who begins to sing along with the rat's music.

Bet Category: Just Lie to Me
Bet Supplies Needed Word Challenge
The Bet: Minor acting skills
Bet someone that they can't lie to you five times in a row. If they answer with a lie 5 times they win. If they tell the truth, you win.

The Catch: Ask before the game starts if they've played this game then on the 5th question state as if they've lied to you- "You've played this game before, haven't you!" They will say, "No, no" - you win because they didn't lie to you.

Instructions:
Bet someone they can't tell you a lie to 5 questions in a row.

Tell them the game hasn't started yet and Ask them if they have played this game before. They will say no.

Start the game.

Ask them 4 stupid questions.

Then state as if they've lied to you- "You've played this game before, haven't you!" -

They will say, "No, no!" - You win! because they didn't lie to you. :)

Drop the Quarter
Type of Drinking Game: Coin Game
Supplies Needed: Coin
# Players: 2+
Buzz Factor: Completely Wasted

Instructions:
Setup: Place a glass on the floor 5 to 10 feet away from the starting point of the player with a knee held between their knees.

With a quarter placed between a players knees, that player walks from the starting point to the glass and tries to drop the quarter into the glass.

Drink: If the player misses the small glass, that player has to drink a shot or a big gulp of their drink.

Variation: If a player drops the quarter into the glass successfully then the other players have to take a shot or big gulp of their drink.

Variation: A player places as many quarters as they can between their knees then tries to walk to the glass and drop them into the glass.
The number of quarters that do not land into the glass (missed) are the number of shots they have to drink.
The number of quarters that land into the glass (made) are the number of shots the other players have to drink.

Variation: It can also be a team game where all penalties have to be drank by each team member together
OR
The team consumes the number of shots as a team. For instance, the team receives 3 shots, so the any player of players can consume the 3 shots.

Chocolate Cake #4
Glass: shot glass
Instructions:
Nutrition Value:
0.5  oz  Frangelico® hazelnut liqueur(cal35,carb6.1)
0.5  oz  vanilla vodka(cal30,carb0.3)
0.1  oz  sugar(cal11,carb2.8)
0.1  oz  Lemon Juice, fresh(cal1,carb0.3)

Coin Clairvoyant

Magic Category: Coin Magic Trick

Supplies Needed: A bowl, bag or container with a wide mouth (Any container easy to reach your hand into.) 10 Coins or however many coins you wish of the same denomination. A marker like a Sharpey that can write on a coin.

Summary: Have the spectator randomly select a coin from the bowl then have them initial the coin with a marker. Ask the spectator the grasp the coin tightly in their hand while concentrating on the coin- Then have them place the coin back into the bowl and immediately mix them up. With your eyes closed and head turned, you reach into the bowl and grab the coin they initialed to their amazement. The secret is something most people would never guess.

Secret: While the spectator was concentrating on the coin, they caused it to warm up due to the heat transfer to the coin from their hands. Simply feel for the warm coin.

Set up: A couple years ago, I learned from an old aunt that we can pick up mental imprints left on objects… Let’s try something she taught me.

Instructions:
Step1: Place all the coins into the bowl.
Step2: Hand the marker to the spectator.
Step3: Ask the spectator the pick a coin, any coin from the bowl.
Step4: After they pick their coin, have them initial the coin with the marker and let it dry.
Step5: Have the spectator hold the coin tightly and concentrate on the coin. Tell them that concentrating on the coin leaves a mental imprint it which will allow you to make a connection with it… Basically, tell them anything, just make sure they are holding the coin tightly.
Step6: Ask the spectator to place the coin back into the bowl and mix them up quickly. Turn your head while they are placing the coin back into the bowl so you can’t see where the coin is being placed.
Step7: Reach into the bowl after you have turned your head so you can’t see the bowl or the initialed coin in it. Important: Feel for the warm coin. While the spectator was concentrating on the coin, they caused it to warm up due to the heat transfer to the coin from their hands.
Step8: Grab the warm coin, and hand it to the spectator. You can keep your eyes closed for the effect.