The Imbible by Alex Daniel Bash

The Imbible by Alex Daniel Bash

Drinking games have a long and illustrious history, beginning in the 21st Century BC, when the brilliant Mesopotamian King Ur-Nammu realized the people of his nation needed something to break up the monotony of their miserable lives, which had theretofore been spent building ziggurats and plotting bloody revolutions. Ur-Nammu attacked this plague of boredom by imbibing massive quantities of beer through a straw, then falling out of a window."The Imbible" will be exactly that - the bible for the millions of people - both in college and those who wish they'd never left - who will pick this book up when they're looking for something to do on a Friday night. It contains all the drinking game classics; from "Quarters to Kings", to today's newest, coolest, and most debauched drinking games, including "The Lord of the Rings" drinking game (every time a character draws a sword more slowly and cinematic than it's pragmatic to do in the heat of the battle, drink). Containing original illustrations and with a paper-over-board design, this will truly be the bible of drinking games.

Bash, Alex: - In contrast to his nightly belligerence, Alex Bash works at a hospital where he saves lives, which he likes to remind people is no big deal. He can say otolaryngology in three languages and knows more about the Orbitofrontal Cortex than is necessary for someone who is not, technically, a doctor. He is the author of The Imbible and enjoys bubblegum toothpaste, strawberry Pop Tarts, and bench press.

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ISBN 13	9780312382292
ISBN 10	0312382294
Title	The Imbible
Author	Alex Daniel Bash
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Publisher	Griffin Publishing
Year published	2008-08-05
Number of pages	240
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