From: David Bedno 
Date: Tue, 5 Mar 1996 15:03:15 -0800
To: drink@media.circus.com
Subject: from t.b

-From: beinfang@ix.netcom.com (Jim Porter)
-Newsgroups: talk.bizarre
-Subject: Republican Presidential Debate Drinking Game
-Date: 5 Mar 1996 01:06:04 GMT

(under development)....

Although the buzz factor is only low-mid, you'll still have a damn good time playing this one. Either acquire a tape of previous "Ren and Stimpy" episodes or tune in whenever it airs on Nickelodeon. Bring some beer, too.

Consume some beer whenever one of the following happens.

Version 2.0 - August 29, 1994

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by Tracy E. Finifter

"This set of rules was recently discovered in a sealed papyrus envelope beneath the craf eaten remains of Cyrus (Alex's here-to-fore never mentioned first husband)--talk about sleeping with the fishes!"

"Pour an even bigger glass of honey and spiced wine and a HUGE glass of bourbon (sic) and branchwater . . . .

DRINK at any of these occurrences:

Copyright 1994, Alan Sepinwall.
Created by Alan Sepinwall with the help of:
Paul Sabourin, Patrick Mallon, Steve Wall, Bryan O'Connor, Frank A. Lauro, Dennis Goeckel, James Foust, Lori Karn, Gerald Ross, Geoff Falen, Earl Baker, Dan Gingiss, Don Semmens, Eugene Kushnirksy, Charles Quenneville, Andrea Atkin, Tamar Bihari, Lois Casaleggi, Lori Hylan, Mark Vita, Doug Le, Paul Bourque, Bradley Lindaas, Ed Holliman, Lisa Rooney, Jim Hill, Sandy Bodzin, Dana H. Bayliss, and John Sigmon (cuz he's so desperate)

Some basic rules:

CREDITS:

The following "Moonlighting Drinking Game" was proposed by J.J. Burgund, with a small handful of additions from me and others. If you've been around on the Internet for very long, you've probably seen one of these before. The rules are simple: while watching Moonlighting, when you see anything on the list, you take the indicated number of drinks.

This list is a modest beginning, and there are still lots of good

Editor's note: This is one of several Melrose Place games "floating around" "out there". I have no information.