here you go

Damn right. I haven’t played in years.....all my friends are “too adult” to play. Marriage and kids turns people boring, but around friends I don’t see why one should be boring around them. The grind during the week is enough!

see? drink one, drink two.

Coincidentally, me and some old college buddies are getting together tonight to play Edward 40 Hands for the first time since college to see how we stack up against our old times (I still have the times on a chalk board in a closet). This is a terrible idea and it will end with regret but I don’t care!

We would tape a third to the body with a straw in it. 120oz of manliness

Have some class, order a magnum of champagne and a long straw as your first drink.

Irish Handcuffs

The best place for this game is on the beach, restroom breaks are as easy and convenient as running into the water!

Pissed myself at freshman orientation in front of the little floozy I was trying to bring back to my dorm. Thanks for the reminder.

Man I miss playing Edward 40 hands as the pregame for a birthday party in college. I never won once, in the race, but we all win in the end.

Haven't thought about Edward 40hands in years. College was fun. Thanks for the moment of nostalgia.

Professional wisdom suggests that if this is advice you are considering, you should actually be having zero drinks at parties, and also everywhere else.

Kinja’d!

Well, I’ve driven everything up to a LaF and a 918 and I’d still vouch for the Evora 400 as being absolutely top-shelf. Compared to a Radical SR3 or Dyson/Caterham it’s obviously a big car but in terms of four-seaters, it’s almost perfect.

This is one of those “Read the title, immediately commented.” situations.

Lol

Read the little blurb at the bottom of the article.

no time for vinegar, i’m too busy taking care of my house hippo

Jesus, how clairvoyant was this comment.

Hell yeah they were. Monte Carlo SS, SVO Mustangs, Omni GLH, (not to mention Starions, Celica Supras, and the Z31) mousse gel, flattops, Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam? The 80's was poppin, yo.