For your watching party pleasure...

By Anonymous -
Yes, I'm feeling a bit silly right now. I wanted to repost something that came up after the last debate: the Democratic contender drinking game. Now lest any of our gentle readers think we're endorsing alcoholism, I'll kindly remind you that this is all in fun. That being said...

Take a shot/drink when...
- John Edwards reminds us he's the son of a mill worker
- Dick Gephardt talks up his history of support for unions
- John Kerry reminds us he served in Vietnam
- Howard Dean insists on balancing the budget
- Dennis Kucinich yells
- Joe Lieberman says he's the only candidate who can beat Bush
- Bob Graham says he's from the electable wing of the Democratic party
- Carol Mosely Braun says it's time to take down the "men only" sign on the White House
- Al Sharpton tells us he's going to "kick the donkey" or lets loose a similar zinger

*hiccup* Have fun tonight! And let's have some feedback when the debate is over.

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