Earwick, Nosepick, Facelick It’s a game the source’s mother, used to play with her, her brother and her sister. The rules of the game are as follows: “two people race to see who can complete three tasks first. They have to stick their finger in the other person’s ear and nose, and then lick their… Continue Reading »
Who’s Got the Rock? Is a game the source learned at her high school near Augusta, Georgia. Apparently the game was originated by her Latin class, and is still played at the school to this day. “Our teacher wasn’t very aware of what was going on at most times, so while she would lecture us… Continue Reading »
The source’s mother grew up in Oak Park, Illinois, in a predominantly Italian neighborhood. Most of the families on her street didn’t have more than three children. When she was growing up, her mother and a lot of the other people in the neighborhood had a saying, if they have a lot of something, they… Continue Reading »
Jew Cup, a.k.a. J Cup is a drinking game for four players, split into teams of two. The source learned the game when he first came to USC. It was popular among the upperclassmen in the School of Theatre. He learned it from his older brother, who was a senior at USC when the source… Continue Reading »
The source was told the following joke by an Irishman, while he was on a family vacation in Martinique in the Caribbean. He believes it has origins in Ireland. He generally only tells this joke when he’s in a group of other men, he would only tell it in the company of women if multiple… Continue Reading »