Join us for the Acceptance Speech Drinking Game. Hollywood won’t be the only ones celebrating with one too many during the 2012 Golden Globes. NotNadia and ImWithKanye have created a drinking game and invite you to get your Paz de la Huerta on this Sunday evening.
There are 14 drinking rules for the 26 awards being handed out - so it should be a fun night!
Each commercial break we’ll post the latest tally of drinks as well as highlights throughout the evening. We’ll also be live-tweeting the fun and ask that you join us on Twitter to help keep track of all the rules. Use the hashtag: #SpeechDrinking or follow us at @NotNadia and @sllambe.
In the meantime, check out ImWithKanye’s favorite Golden Globes moments. And be sure to tune in to NBC at 8PM (EST)/5PM (PST) and E! for red carpet coverage at 5 PM (EST)/2 PM (PST).
Get the drinking rules here. Please feel free to reblog and share!
“Drillmaster,” he said, “this is not alagai’sharak as we were taught it.” -The Desert Spear
I think I win this one.
“The quality of laughter is so incredible and deep and real and serious.”
Nope, I do!
“Certain magical/imaginative/exotic references, such as the jaguar with spots that hold the secret to the universe, capture our attention and fascinate us.”
Gotta stop keeping literary criticism so close by.
While I appreciate that these are really funny (haha), little red lights are starting to go off in my head about generalizations and women.
See, we girls say funny things. Everyone says funny things! Generalizations are funny. Comedy is comedy because it’s, you know, universal. So as much as I appreciate this little vid-meme, I’m just going to caution against the “girls say” thing starting to denigrate our sex. Remember, we are more than our catch phrases.
That being said, I’m going to keep reposting these, so long as they stay relatable, mildly inoffensive, and culturally relevant. Above are a bunch of things girls do in fact say to gay guys.
“The entire cast is coming back, with the possible exception of Jane Lynch, who she was not sure about. And she believes the story will pick up just where the second season finale left off.
Prior to Enbon fully fleshing out the script, Mullally says he turned in an outline that was “enthusiastically approved” by investors.
“I think we’re going to see Lydia’s ex-husband — Ed i think is name —- who was really racist and a misogynist,” Mullally said of her character’s possible story in the film outing.”
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Hell yes! [image]
Does this mean we get fake campaigns featuring Paul Rudd, too?](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxjvjvcE0h1qanm80o1_1280.png)
