Drinking Game Rules: Fuzzy Duck

Fuzzy Duck is easily one of my favorite drinking games. It lends itself very well to any college drinking party, but can also be used as a non alcoholic drinking game. The set-up for the drinking game Fuzzy Duck is especially easy-all you need is the booze and a few participants. Or, of course, if there is no alcohol involved, use whatever your drink of choice is.

If you are planning on using Fuzzy Duck as a non alcoholic drinking game, you still have a variety of beverages to choose from, but the universal favorite is soda. This is because you can buy a lot of it for not too much money and you can bring different flavors, so you'll keep everyone happy. You can even bring diet soda to use in this drinking game-after all, some people might be conscious of the impact of all that soda on their waist line (this is not usually a problem when Fuzzy Duck is being played as a college drinking game-few people worry about their waistline at any college drinking party). Other options for the non alcoholic version of the Fuzzy Duck drinking game are Crystal Light, Kool-aid, juice, or anything else you can think of. Other than including non alcoholic drink choices, the basic rules of the Fuzzy Duck drinking game will remain the same, even if you are not playing Fuzzy Duck at a college drinking party.

If you are playing Fuzzy Duck as the traditional college drinking game, you will most likely want to use beer as your drink of choice. Of course, as with any other college drinking game, Fuzzy Duck can be played while taking shots, but considering the fast pace of this college drinking game, it probably is not wise to play Fuzzy Duck while taking shots. Save the tequila or vodka for another college drinking game.

Grab several people from your college drinking party to play Fuzzy Duck. This college drinking game is most fun if you have between 5 and 10 people playing. Have everyone sit in a circle, and designate one person to begin your game of Fuzzy Duck. This person should say "fuzzy duck" to the person sitting to his or her left, and that person will then say "fuzzy duck" to whoever is sitting to his or her left, and so on. Continue the pattern until somebody decides to switch it up. To reverse directions, that person will say "Does he" which will sound like "duzzy."

Once the direction has been changed, people playing the college drinking game will have to say "ducky fuzz" to the person on the right until someone else changes the direction by again saying "duzzy," at which point the game will return to the way it began: saying "Fuzzy Duck" to the person on the left. Any time somebody makes a mistake in the college drinking game (either with the direction of the circle or mixing up when to say "Fuzzy Duck" or "Ducky Fuzz") that person will have to drink. How much he or she must drink will depend on that particular college drinking party.

As people begin to get a bit tipsy, they will make interesting mistakes while playing this college drinking game. Instead of saying "Fuzzy Duck" they may shout "Does he f***," or something to that effect.

Ending this college drinking game is the most difficult part-you can have a benchmark of mistakes before people "go out" and then eliminate people until you have a Fuzzy

Duck winner. Or you can set a timer and end when it goes off. Or you can just end when you're sick of playing this college drinking game, which is bound to happen at some point, even though "Fuzzy Duck" is hilarious.