16 May 06
Saturday: Eurovision Song Contest
This Saturday will be the 51st Eurovision Song Contest, held in Athens, Greece.
It’s a unique event for so many reasons, but mainly, it’s the one time of the year where each country agrees to making a complete fool of itself for the sake of “music”.
While Terry Wogan’s classic commentary makes the event slightly less painful, I suggest a drinking game. Let me know if you choose to tune in to the embarrassment that is the Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday night!
Hosts
- Sing
- Speak in rhyme
- Gaze into each others eyes — drain glass if they pash
Singers/Backup Singers
- Wink at camera
- Drop to their knees
- Make a peace sign
- Sing in language other than English or native tongue (ie. Ukrainian sings Hasta La Vista)
- Wear a hat - drain glass if wearing horns
- Flick their hair - drain glass if bald
- Have a moustache - drain glass if female with moustache
- Show décolletage - drain glass if wearing a codpiece
- Rapping - drain glass!
Dancers/Musicians
- Mime heavy guitar solo
- Play an ‘ethnic’ instrument
- Play piano while standing
- ‘Ethnic’ dancing - drain glass if Hip Hop dancing
- Pretend to fight - drain glass if martial arts
- Contortionist - drain glass!
General
- Helicopter shots
- Sped up or slowed down film
- Any costume change
- Any key change
- Use of props (i.e. candles, ribbons, dummies)
- Use of fireworks - drain glass if singer catches fire
- UK gets no points - drain glass if UK catches fire
- Your country wins - drain glass!
All credit for this hilarious drinking game goes to Kim Beissel.

May 22nd, 2006 at 5:36 pm
Did anyone notice that Pentagrams were everwhere at the Eurovision song contest and crowd members were giving the two finger satanists salute ?
Well you should have done. Greece used a pentagram to depict 5 different aspects of Greece at the beginning of the show. The Turkish entry finished by making a pentagram out of the dancers arms. A bunch of idiots dressed as Satanists, while denying they are Satanists, won. And so on. Get the feeling someone is trying to tell us something?
I’m glad I know Jesus!
May 23rd, 2006 at 4:10 pm
Well… I’ve always said Eurovision was evil, but I didn’t really mean it in *that* sense!
