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October 15, 2008

The Final Presidential Debate Drinking Game (Probably)

The problem with most drinking games is that there's a lot of having to manage what drink goes with what action. Really, if you're going to actually conduct one of these things, it's best to stick to one thing and treat it like a one-line bingo game.

The Washington Post's Sleuth column has a handydandy checklist of keywords and catchphrases that's pretty easy to follow. If John McCain decides to go ahead and attack Barack Obama on assorted individual issues, or vice versa, then you should be pretty much guaranteed a rollicking good Wednesday.

(For the sake of variety and in the interests of something resembling completion, here's The Daily Show's version, the Washington City Paper's, and a short one from the people boycotting Oprah's sponsors. Your guess is as good as mine.)

I'll be watching the debate at Dempsey's Pub tonight. Come join me. In fact, come down early if you can; I hear there's trivia beforehand.

[Update: Of course, DebateDrink.com has a downloadable pdf version of their game. Crazy bastards. Anyone else I'm missing?]

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