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Drinking Games Starting With "P"

PCU

P.S.

P.S. I Love You

Pacifier, The

Painted Veil, The

Palindromes

Pallbearer, The

Palo Alto, CA

Paparazzi

Paper Heart

Parent Trap, The - by request

Parent Trap, The (1998 Remake)

Parenthood

Paris, Je T'aime

Paris, Texas

Paul Blart: Mall Cop

Pauly Shore is Dead

Pay it Forward

Pearl Harbor

Pecker

Pee-Wee's Big Adventure

Penelope

Perfect Man, The

Perfect Score, The

Perfect Stranger

Phantom of the Opera, The

Philadelphia

Phoebe in Wonderland

Phone Booth

Photographing Fairies

Pi: Faith in Chaos

Piano, The

Picture Perfect

Pick-Up Artist, The

Pieces of April

Pineapple Express

Pirates of the Carribean: At World's End

Pirates of the Carribean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

Pirates of the Carribean: Dead Man's Chest

Planes, Trains and Autombiles

Playing By Heart

Pleasantville

Point Break

Poison Ivy

Police Academy

Polish Wedding

Poltergeist

Porky's

Poseidon

Postcards From the Edge

Powder

Practical Magic

Predator

Predator 2

Premonition

Prestige, The

Pretty in Pink

Pretty Persuasion

Pretty Woman

Pride & Prejudice

Prime

Prince and Me, The

Princess Bride, The

Princess Diaries, The

Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, The

Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio, The

Prom Night (2008)

Proof

Proposal, The

Prozac Nation

Puccini for Beginners

Pulp Fiction - by request

Pulse

Pump Up the Volume

Pumpkin

Punch-Drunk Love

Punchline

Punisher, The

Pursuit of Happyness, The

Push

 

The "Palindromes" Drinking Game!

Starring: Ellen Barkin, Richard Masur, Matthew Faber,
Jennifer Jason Leigh, Emani Sledge, Valerie Shusterov, Hannah Freiman,
Rachel Corr, Sharon Wilkins, Shayna Levine, Debra Monk
Director: Todd Solondz
Genre: Drama

Drink Every Time . . .

1. A new name appears on screen

2. Anyone has sex

3. Anyone says "Jesus"

4. Anyone cries

5. Aviva rides in a new car

6. Aviva talks about wanting a baby

7. Any character from "Welcome to the Dollhouse" is shown or mentioned*

AND IF YOU REALLY WANT TO GET WASTED . . .
Every time a different actress is shown as Aviva.

*: This of course presupposes that you've seen "Welcome to the Dollhouse," but I think it's safe to assume that anyone interested in a drinking game to "Palindromes" is such a Todd Solondz fanatic that this cue will be no problem.