Extra props goes to anyone who roars like one too.If you have ever fancied yourself as the next Monet or Van Gough, then Scrawl is a game that should suit you perfectly well. T-Rex’s were the king of all dinosaurs and in honour of them, everyone must walk around the pub with little T-Rex arms which makes for very difficult but hilarious efforts to drink. You simply can’t leave without taking one. Selfie’s are a staple of any night out these days, so this rule is simple, take a selfie with a stranger during a pub stop. Each pub crawler must quote from Father Ted before they leave. Most Irish grew up watching this cult classic show and most could quote each episode word for word. Chalice PubĮveryone must hold their pint glass up in the air like a chalice, only lowering it to drink Father Ted pub If you say something about somebody absent from the conversation - be it the cute girl across the bar or your mates back home - and somebody shouts, “tell’er!” then by your honour as a drinksman, you must go over to that cute girl, or get that friend on the phone, and tell them exactly what you said. For those hardy souls, you’ve made it to the last stop and you couldn’t have done it without each other. Whoever finished their pint last has to carry some item to the next pub (cuddly toy, rock, whatever.) Pub 12 – Choir pubĪll together now, a Christmas carol sung as loud as possible. At this stage of the night everyone is well oiled, so you’re bound to have a few rule breakers here Pub 11 – Random item of shame You cannot address anyone by their actual name, so be creative with what you are going to call each other. But the enforcement is a killer: If you don’t properly remove and replace the little man on your beer, somebody can claim he wandered off, and you’ll have to go get him from wherever the rule enforcer claims he went. It’s a hassle, and most people forget about the rule fairly quickly. So when you finish drinking, plop this invisible fellow back on your bottle. But you’re not a monster, you’re not gonna leave this little guy hanging. So each time you drink, you must remove the little man from your beer. Imagine there’s a little guy just chillin’ on your beer. The only thing missing is a Morgan Freeman narration. You’ll be amazed with the amount of stragglers will join in. One of the best sights of any pub crawl is a group of 10+ people marching single fill like a group of penguins. And it’s stuck there until you’re forgiven for your vulgarity.Įveryone must walk like a penguin from pub 6 to pub 7 and until you leave pub 7. It doesn’t matter, as long as your forehead’s hidden. If you swear, your head becomes a magnet that must always be in contact with something, a wall, the bar, a person.
It’s easy enough to avoid, so the punishment must be more severe. A large silent group of people won’t look weird AT ALL. Stay zipped until that drink is finished and you are on to the next pub. The other end of the spectrum is the silent round. After four pints (or more for some hardcore drinkers) listening to people attempt dodgy Jamaican, English and American accents is brilliant and with a big enough group, it’s like a united nations piss-up landed in Dublin for the weekend. Pub 5 – Accent pubĮveryone must speak with a different accent. This is fast becoming a popular rule for any groups of lads, that once they order their pit they head straight to the toilet which leads to the outbreak of chants such as “He’s taking a piss, he’s taking a piss” and “round of applause for the poo-er”. Pub 4 – Toilet Humourĭrinking your pint in the toilet. Extra marks go to anyone who can get a complete Joe Soap to be their drinking buddy. Pick a drinking buddy who will feed you your drink for the duration of stay in this pub.
SCRAWL RULES PLUS
Again a simple rule but no doubt there will result in casualties plus a group of people not looking at each other is rather bizarre but funny all the same. Can always throw in no pointing too for good measure.Ĭannot make eye contact with anyone from the group. Sounds simple but you’ll be surprised with amount of people caught out.
Let’s start off simple with the good old fashion Buffalo rule, which is drinking with your non dominant hand. Here are our favourite 12 and a few more for good measure Pub 1 – Buffalo
One way to create a bit more craic along the way is to introduce a rule and penalty for each stop. Who doesn’t love a good pub crawl, especially around the Christmas period? 12 pubs of Christmas is a tradition on par with your turkey and ham dinner amongst the Irish these days.
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