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Jersey Shore Drinking Game Rules: Guidos and The Situation

by Amy Judd | December 11, 2009 at 01:42 pm

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So there doesn't seem to be an official Jersey Shore Drinking Game out there right now, which is all the more fun because it means you can make your own. However, we did find some rules on Artuji that would make for a very fun Jersey Shore Drinking Game and would be guaranteed to get you pretty drunk in just a one hour episode.

Make sure you have lots of drinks available to you and your friends and everyone has to take a drink when:

Someone uses the word 'guido' or 'guidette'
If anyone, especially Vinny, fist pumps
If a guy has no shirt on
If a girl is wearing a bikini top
If Pauly D talks about, uses hair gel or fixes his hair
Mike refers to himself as 'The Situation'
There is a fight (the one at the nightclub in episode 2 would have been a prime example)
Someone talks about being 'classy' or describes someone else as 'not classy'
Anyone wears Ed Hardy

For those of you that don't know, The Jersey Shore is MTV's new reality show that has been causing quite a controversy for portraying the Italian-American community in a negative way. UNICO called it 'trash television'.

It hasn't been getting very good ratings, but for those of you that do enjoy it, if you want you can play this drinking game while it is still on tv at least.

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YankeeJim

at 14:39 on December 11th, 2009

Schaefer beer and steamers!

Steamers with spicy melted butter

2 stalks of celery, chopped in medium dice

2 bay leaves

2 cans/bottles of your favorite beer

6 lbs. steamers

In large stock pot, heat 1 tbs. olive oil over medium heat. Add celery, bay leaves and steamers. Pour beer over steamers and cover. Bring to boil, lower heat to a simmer and steam for approximately 5 minutes, or until steamers open.

Remove steamers from broth. Use broth (minus the celery and bay leaves) as a dipping sauce

Serve with melted butter infused with 1 clove of crushed garlic and a pinch of hot pepper flakes