Entries from LAist tagged with 'drinkingliberally'
January 23, 2007
Seriously, folks -- friends don't let friends sit through State of the Union addresses sober. In fact this year, we fear that the more SOBER you are, the more sick you might get. Here are a few SOTU drinking games to help keep it real. Play one or play them all. DrinkingGames.us: The State of the Union Drinking Game 2007 Notes: This long guide is very easy to reference but will undoubtedly require a......
Continue Reading "LAist Guide to State of the Union Drinking Games"January 30, 2006
Many people will be ignoring President Bush's State of the Union address tomorrow night. They take a pass on the posturing, the cheap applause lines, the dutiful standing up and sitting down of party members. It's one of the least interesting Washington productions to watch. Nevertheless, the politically inclined find it to be an irresistably alluring train wreck. We become transfixed by the Bush smirk. We are hypnotized by the Cheneybot over his right......
Continue Reading "Bush drives us to drink"September 9, 2005
Drinking Liberally is an organization that brings together blue-staters who like to drink, while giving them a space to meet, mingle, vent, chat, and hang with like-minded left-thinking people. Founded in New York City in 2003, the organization is opening up its Los Angeles chapter now, and to kick off the good times they're having a celebratory event next Thursday, September 15th at Cinespace. They promise a "blue-carpet" event with "Hollywood stars and celebrity......
Continue Reading "It's Time for LA to Drink Liberally"February 2, 2005
If the idea of listening to George W pontificate about destroying social security and "rebuilding" the Middle East turns your stomach, tune out and souse-up with like-minded thinkers/drinkers. The local version of Drinking Liberally will be at it tonight from 6-9pm at Tom Bergin's on Fairfax. Look for the people with the "I only drink with liberals" buttons.......
Continue Reading "The Best Way to Spend the Next 4 Years"