Even the most laid back of people generally crack at least once!Ī more savage twist on Paranoia is 'Person Paranoia', where the answer to the question has to be a person in the room, and the person answering the question has to point at their answer. If one of the players can't take the suspense and wants to know what the question was, they have to drink to earn the knowledge. the question might be 'How many people in this room have you kissed?' and the answer said aloud could be: 'Two'. The person answering the question must say their answer out loud, bearing in mind the rest of the participants haven't heard the question. Players take it in turn to whisper a question to the person on their right. Paranoia might not make you many friends, but it will make everyone nice and merry, quicker than you'd think – and you'll be surprised how nosy you really are too. If you get a whopping three pennies in a row you can make up a new rule.
If you miss you pass the coin onto the next person, if you get the penny into the glass you get to nominate someone to neck their drink. The game is super simple, essentially you take turns trying to bounce a penny of the table into a short glass. Pennies is the reason you constantly hear the song of coins lingering in the back of your mind on day sessions at the pub. Others songs this game works well with include 'WAP' by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion, 'Girl on Fire' (drink when you hear the word 'girl') by Alicia Keys, and 'Hey Ya' by Andre 3000.Ī classic one. Quite literally you play the song 'Roxanne' by The Police and drink every time you hear the word "Roxanne"." It's as simple as that. This one is great if you're looking for something simple and easy to explain. If neither of them drink, they also both have to drink again. If they both drink, they both have to drink again. If one of them drinks, you ask the next question.
The rest of the group ask them a 'Who's the most likely to.' question, and whichever member thinks they're the most likely to, drinks. Two people in your group stand back to back, drinks in hand. So, whether you’re looking for something short and sweet while you’re waiting for your cab into town, or you’re looking to break the ice with your new housemates during Freshers' Week, we’ve got you covered.īut remember to drink responsibly and safely! The best drinking games Back to back Which is why it’s a non-negotiable that you’re familiar with other drinking games, like these 30, so you can mix up said organised fun. Plus, your cards are probably so sticky they're essentially unusable now. And while Ring of Fire is a reliable choice, there are truly only so many times you can force people to drink from the King cup. Dumbo and his mother by Mae La Roux.From a quick round of Never Have I Ever to dinner party quizzes to drinking games, we love organised fun.
I found no shortage of tattoos from this era of Disney, other than Fantasia, of which I only found tattoos from the newer 2000’s version which will be seen in a later post. Pinocchio transforming into a donkey done by Gold Marie. Poison apple from Snow White done by Eugenios Simopoulos.Ī creative Thumper portrait by Nicole Robinson.Īs tattoos, Disney animation are almost entirely done in new school style, with some realism and more experimental styles also making the cut. I know scenes in Snow White and Pinocchio certainly scared me as a child. While Disney films are generally regarded as mainly happy and upbeat, these films all tell quite dark stories and actually contain some quite frightening scenes, especially for the young audiences they were aimed at. The films created in this time were all overseen by Walt himself, and helped cement Disney as a leader in animation. In fact, Dumbo was originally supposed to be a short film but was made longer to make up for the financial losses suffered by Fantasia. Jiminy Cricket by Nicole Zulianello.īlack and grey Snow White by Piotrek Taton on Grace Neutral.ĭespite the name “Golden Age” this was actually a quite unsuccessful chapter in terms of financial gain, other than Snow White and Dumbo. The Golden Age of Disney spans from 1937-1942 and includes Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Pinocchio, Fantasia, Dumbo, and Bambi. In this blog post, the Golden Age of Disney refers specifically to Disney’s animated films and does not include live action.
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