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* In ''Manga/AhMyGoddess'', Belldandy ends up in one with either Chihiro (in the manga) or Sayoko (in the ''Flights Of Fancy'' TV series), and doesn't so much as burp (which could be [[JustifiedTrope somewhat justified]]-- she's based on a goddess from the mythology of the ancient Norsemen, who were infamous for their drink). It's not until after, when Keiichi gives her a can of cola to wash away the taste, does {{Intoxication Ensue|s}}.

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* In ''Manga/AhMyGoddess'', Belldandy ends up in one with either Chihiro (in the manga) or Sayoko (in the ''Flights Of Fancy'' TV series), and doesn't so much as burp (which could be [[JustifiedTrope somewhat justified]]-- justified]] -- she's based on a goddess from the mythology of the ancient Norsemen, who were infamous for their drink). It's not until after, when Keiichi gives her a can of cola to wash away the taste, does {{Intoxication Ensue|s}}.



* The start of a quest in ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'' involves you taking on a stranger in a drinking contest. You end up [[WhatDidIDoLastNight passing out and doing some crazy stuff offscreen]], setting up the rest of the plot. [[spoiler: The "stranger" is actually Sanguine, Daedric Lord of debauchery; completing the quest impresses him enough to award you his artifact.]]

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* The start of a quest in ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'' involves you taking on a stranger in a drinking contest. You end up [[WhatDidIDoLastNight passing out and doing some crazy stuff offscreen]], setting up the rest of the plot. [[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The "stranger" is actually Sanguine, Daedric Lord of debauchery; completing the quest impresses him enough to award you his artifact.]]



* An episode of ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'' has Numbah Five challenging Stickybeard to a ''sugar'' drinking contest in exchange for information ("Unless you're...''sugar free''!" "Oooooh!"). They compete to see who can drink theirs fastest, but Numbah Five finishes hers in the time it takes him to blink. Later, she challenges Black John Licorice to a contest to see who can drink the most, but John outmatches her easily. [[spoiler: However, the contest was only a stalling tactic to wait until the sun came up, causing John's curse to take effect and turn him into black licorice.]]

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* An episode of ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'' has Numbah Five challenging Stickybeard to a ''sugar'' drinking contest in exchange for information ("Unless you're...''sugar free''!" ''sugar-free''!" "Oooooh!"). They compete to see who can drink theirs fastest, but Numbah Five finishes hers in the time it takes him to blink. Later, she challenges Black John Licorice to a contest to see who can drink the most, but John outmatches her easily. [[spoiler: However, [[spoiler:However, the contest was only a stalling tactic to wait until the sun came up, causing John's curse to take effect and turn him into black licorice.]]



-->'''Umpire''': Let's go over the ground rules: You can't leave first until you chug a beer. Any man scoring has to chug a beer. Chug a beer at the top of all odd-numbered innings, and the fourth inning is the beer inning.
-->'''Chief Wiggum''': Hey! We know how to play softball.

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-->'''Umpire''': -->'''Umpire:''' Let's go over the ground rules: You can't leave first until you chug a beer. Any man scoring has to chug a beer. Chug a beer at the top of all odd-numbered innings, and the fourth inning is the beer inning.
-->'''Chief Wiggum''': Wiggum:''' Hey! We know how to play softball.



-->'''Bart''': Think you'll win?
-->'''Homer''': Son, when you participate in sporting events, it's not whether you win or lose, [[TheAlcoholic it's how drunk you get]].

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-->'''Bart''': -->'''Bart:''' Think you'll win?
-->'''Homer''': -->'''Homer:''' Son, when you participate in sporting events, it's not whether you win or lose, [[TheAlcoholic it's how drunk you get]].



-->'''Marge''': Wake up, Homer! Come on, move your butt, you're blocking traffic!
-->'''Homer''': ''[holding up a trophy]'' That's no way to address "Sir Drinks-a-Lot."

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-->'''Marge''': -->'''Marge:''' Wake up, Homer! Come on, move your butt, you're blocking traffic!
-->'''Homer''': -->'''Homer:''' ''[holding up a trophy]'' That's no way to address "Sir Drinks-a-Lot."



* At one time a Russian agent was ordered to challenge a Turkish official to a drinking contest in order to get information out of him when drunk. Despite the fact that the Russian knew his employers were [[YouHaveFailedMe unforgiving]], it was the Turk that won and got information out of him. This was kind of an alcoholic DuelToTheDeath. Drinking the enemy to honesty was a favorite Soviet Spy technique, but Turks, growing up with legendary GargleBlaster Raki, nicknamed Lion's Milk, had the Russian babbling like an idiot in no time.
* ''[[UsefulNotes/TheStudentenverbindung Studentenverbindungen]]'' practice Beer, Wine or Schnaps duels, which are highly ritualistic versions of this trope. Being intended to settle minor matters of honour, they have more in common with TenPacesAndTurn than the average DrinkingGame. The goal is generally to finish one's drink first ''and'' do so cleanly and completely. Depending on the ''Comment'' (read: duel code), both sides can employ the services of an arbiter and seconds. The quality of each others' drinking performance can additionally be reviewed via a traditional ''Nagelprobe'' (literally 'fingernail test'') to ensure that no cheating or sloppiness transpired. Naturally, the whole thing is SeriousBusiness.

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* At one time a Russian agent was ordered to challenge a Turkish official to a drinking contest in order to get information out of him when drunk. Despite the fact that the Russian knew his employers were [[YouHaveFailedMe unforgiving]], it was the Turk that won and got information out of him. This was kind of an alcoholic DuelToTheDeath. Drinking the enemy to honesty was a favorite Soviet Spy spy technique, but Turks, growing up with legendary GargleBlaster Raki, nicknamed Lion's Milk, had the Russian babbling like an idiot in no time.
* ''[[UsefulNotes/TheStudentenverbindung Studentenverbindungen]]'' practice Beer, Wine beer, wine or Schnaps schnapps duels, which are highly ritualistic versions of this trope. Being intended to settle minor matters of honour, they have more in common with TenPacesAndTurn than the average DrinkingGame. The goal is generally to finish one's drink first ''and'' do so cleanly and completely. Depending on the ''Comment'' (read: duel code), both sides can employ the services of an arbiter and seconds. The quality of each others' drinking performance can additionally be reviewed via a traditional ''Nagelprobe'' (literally 'fingernail test'') to ensure that no cheating or sloppiness transpired. Naturally, the whole thing is SeriousBusiness.
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* ''WesternAnimation/HaileysOnIt'': In "Kristine-ceañera" Scott challenges Kristine's father to a hot sauce-drinking contest in order to prove he's worthy of dating Kristine. An annoyed Kristine interrupts the contest by downing her father's hottest sauce, thus making it clear that who she dates is ''her'' choice, not anyone else's.
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* ''TabletopGame/TheDarkEye'' has the basic skill Boozing, which determines the ability of a character to consume large amounts of alcohol or drugs without negative side effects. Its most common use is competitive rolls in drinking contests.

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* ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} often takes advantage of his healing factor to coax money out of suckers this way.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Suske en Wiske}} - De stoute steenezel'', Lambik wins one against the alcohol devil, by having Jerom getting him a vat of alcohol-free beer and the strongest beer he could find for the devil.
* During [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHercules Hercules']] funeral/wake, [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]] relates a tale about how Hercules, to prevent the Frost Giants from assaulting the Olympians, challenged Thor's usual foes to a drinking match. Thor joined in, the two heroes won, and the images (both of the flashback and Thor's very pleased look in the retelling) strongly implied that Herc and Thor both parlayed their success in drinking with [[DivineDate some pleasurable time with large, shapely Frost Giant females]].

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* ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} often takes advantage ''ComicBook/TheIncredibleHercules'':
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of his healing factor to coax money out of suckers this way.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Suske en Wiske}} - De stoute steenezel'', Lambik wins one against the alcohol devil, by having Jerom getting him a vat of alcohol-free beer and the strongest beer he could find for the devil.
* During [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHercules Hercules']]
an Avenger'', during Hercules' funeral/wake, [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]] relates a tale about how Hercules, to prevent the Frost Giants from assaulting the Olympians, challenged Thor's usual foes to a drinking match. Thor joined in, the two heroes won, and the images (both of the flashback and Thor's very pleased look in the retelling) strongly implied that Herc and Thor both parlayed their success in drinking with [[DivineDate some pleasurable time with large, shapely Frost Giant females]].


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* ''ComicBook/SuskeEnWiske'': In ''Suske en Wiske - De stoute steenezel'', Lambik wins one against the alcohol devil, by having Jerom getting him a vat of alcohol-free beer and the strongest beer he could find for the devil.
* ''ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}'': Wolverine often takes advantage of his healing factor to coax money out of suckers this way.
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** ''VideoGame/BaldursGate''''VideoGame/BaldursGate3'': In Act 2 there's a bar you can go into where the bartender, a horrifically obese undead tiefling, challenges you to a drinking contest. Unlike many examples of this trope, it's not necessary to actually out-drink him, as the player character is free to use trickery to dispose of their drink instead of actually drinking it if they can make the appropriate skill check. Succeed enough times and your opponent will drink himself to the point that his belly splits open, killing him and letting you avoid having to actually fight him.
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* ''[[UsefulNotes/TheStudentenverbindung Studentenverbindungen]]'' practice Beer, Wine or Schnaps duels, which are highly ritualistic versions of this trope. Being intended to settle minor matters of honour, they have more in common with TenPacesAndTurn than the average DrinkingGame. The goal is generally to finish one's drink first ''and'' do so cleanly and completely. Depending on the ''Comment'' (read: duel code), both sides can employ the services of an arbiter and seconds. The quality of each others' drinking performance can additionally be reviewed via a ''Nagelprobe'' (literally 'fingernail test'') to ensure there was no cheating or sloppiness. Naturally, it reeks of SeriousBusiness.

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* ''[[UsefulNotes/TheStudentenverbindung Studentenverbindungen]]'' practice Beer, Wine or Schnaps duels, which are highly ritualistic versions of this trope. Being intended to settle minor matters of honour, they have more in common with TenPacesAndTurn than the average DrinkingGame. The goal is generally to finish one's drink first ''and'' do so cleanly and completely. Depending on the ''Comment'' (read: duel code), both sides can employ the services of an arbiter and seconds. The quality of each others' drinking performance can additionally be reviewed via a traditional ''Nagelprobe'' (literally 'fingernail test'') to ensure there was that no cheating or sloppiness. sloppiness transpired. Naturally, it reeks of the whole thing is SeriousBusiness.
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* ''[[UsefulNotes/TheStudentenverbindung Studentenverbindungen]]'' practice Beer, Wine or Schnaps duels, which are highly ritualistic versions of this trope. Being intended to settle minor matters of honour, they have more in common with TenPacesAndTurn than the average DrinkingGame. The goal is generally to finish one's drink first ''and'' do so cleanly and completely. Depending on the ''Comment'' (read: duel code), both sides can employ the services of an arbiter and seconds. The quality of each others' drinking performance can additionally be reviewed via a ''Nagelprobe'' (literally 'fingernail test'') to ensure there was no cheating or sloppiness. Naturally, it reeks of SeriousBusiness.
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* In Fanfic/TorqueJakAndDaxter, at some point Keira tried to out drink Sig with the expected results. She wants a rematch.

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* In Fanfic/TorqueJakAndDaxter, ''Fanfic/TorqueJakAndDaxter'', at some point Keira tried to out drink Sig with the expected results. She wants a rematch.
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* In Fanfic/TorqueJakAndDaxter, at some point Keira tried to out drink Sig with the expected results. She wants a rematch.

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