11 Drinking Games For Christmas Movies That'll Black You Out in 0.2 Seconds
As the holiday season rolls around, a lot of us love to drown our sorrows in alcohol (which isn't just a holiday thing, but I digress).
However, drinking eggnog that is 80% rum isn't always socially acceptable. That's why we are so thankful for these people who created drinking games for our favorite Christmas movies. We're going to watch them anyways, so why not make them 50 times better?
1. A Christmas Story
2. Christmas Vacation
3. Home Alone
4. Home Alone 2
5. Love Actually
6. Jingle All The Way
7. Elf
8. The Santa Clause
9. Any Hallmark Movie
10. Any Lifetime Movie
11. Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas
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