Chink drink games

Too far before the wedding and the meaning of the event will be a bit lost so probably one or two weeks just before the wedding will be about ideal. Number 2 - Who will you invite? You do not have to have to invite every woman or man who is invited to your wedding. Stick to eight to twelve pretty close buddies and you cannot go far wrong. Number 3 - Who's paying? If everyone is paying for themselves then some of your buddies may well obtain a weekend in Rome a bit pricey so feel about that angle prior to you choose.

That out of the way, here are some suggestions: Hens Night Tips Traditionally, the chief bridesmaid organises the hens night so if that is you, do check what the hen would like to do for her particular night. Take into consideration deciding upon a private venue, especially if you're going to have hens night party games which may turn rowdy. Consumers who are not invited will not want to have their evening ruined by a crowd of noisy ladies so get a private room at a club or hotel where you can let your hair down.

Drink if You'll need Full glasses How to play Such as "Have you ever had sex in a public place? The games mistress you will then ask for people to confess until all the girls have pleaded guilty or are too drunk to confess anymore You can download our hen party games for FREE! Free Hen Downloads. Lie Detector You'll need A bottle of spirits How to play Two of the hens will come forward and face each other, standing on either side of the 'Lie Line', and one hen will ask the other a question One hen will make a declaration about herself I have never danced naked on a beach.

The other play must guess if it is the truth or a lie If she is wrong, she must drink. If she is right, the other player must drink. Some well-oiled hens How to play Each player takes it in turn to tell two truths and a lie The rest of the ladies must then work out which one is the lie If they get it right, the liar takes a drink. Unlike our Hen Party Playable Games , these games take no preparation at all! These games are fun and interactive, so have a giggle with your girl friends, and bottoms up!

Drinks, whoops, I mean pens at the ready, for some of these games require a bit of imagination! Help the Bride-to-be write her vows, by filling in the blanks on the page! It's also imperative that the dad's play.

When I try to describe the game to other parents, unless they're from a city neighborhood, I often get a blank stare. The name "Chink" is always confusing and kind of off-putting. I did however, talk to another dad who grew up in Northeast Philly and he said they always called it "Ka-Chink" because of the pattern and the sound of the ball.

Not sure if the name evolved from that, but it worked for me. I agree with you mike…definely longer rallies in a chink game. I have lived in NYC for 11 years and have watched many handball games. I'm fortunate to live close to a handball court in Brooklyn which is perfect dimensions for chink. I play with an old Philly friend several times a year.

I played chink at recess in grade school at Joseph H. Brown School in the early 's on Rhawn St in Holmesburg. We would have 20 or more kids playing and when you missed you were out.

We moved away in 5th grade and I never found a playground with a the right wall to play again. I'm 57 now and would love to relive my childhood again by playing a one on one game a couple times a week to have fun and stay in shape. The thing I like about it is that its not as fast as racquet ball or squash and it allows for a more continuous game and a better workout.

When I was a kid in Cheltenham in the s, we played it with a big red ball, as Rocky said, and it definitely made a "chink" sound when it hit the wall or the ground. As I child, I assumed that the name of the game came from the sound; I hadn't heard the term used for Chinese at that time. I was just talking to somebody about insulting terms that are used in a way that has no connection to the insult like, "welsh" on a bet has nothing to do with people from Wales , and I thought of the game chink, but he had never heard of it, so I Googled it.

Nice to know I'm not the only one who remembers that game. I have to differ with you, regarding the name. Chink' is the opposite of "handball".. The opposite, or reverse' or degrees.. Chinese ball…"Chink!

As far as the sound, when you get a chink ball, it doesn't make a anything like the that of chink.. Now' my reply may sound like we were a bunch of chumps' far from it brother! Growing up in Germantown, hanging on the corner in the 60's.. The best, most grueling street game there is!!!! We played this in the 60's and 70's in Roxborough.. Behind a bank and behind the "Pantry Pride" now a ShopRite….

We played with a red ball a little bigger than your hand. The more people, the better. We also had what they called "milking", meaning that after the first round of play, which could take a while you were allowed to throw the ball at one of the players,peg them , and give them a point. Game could take hours to play. Brings back alot of good memories! I taught my 8 year old this game the other day and he cannot get enough of it.

Was obsessed with it!!! I'm 56 but feel pretty good!!! So what? Well in my school, Central High School of Philadelphia, chink was revived some time ago and we play it daily. If you're not good you're taken out quickly.