So…this week, time for the WWE Monday Night RAW Drinking Game. You know the drill: when ridiculously common things happens on Monday Night RAW; have a drink of your favorite adult beverage.

Hint: Keep in mind that you need to have dinner first to get something in your stomach. Additional munchies may also be necessary throughout the night. Have a comfortable place to nod off, too.

When a HHH promo goes over five minutes, have a drink. In fact, have two. You may turn the channel otherwise.

When WWE puts up a graphic listing deceptive or fabricated figures on attendance or TV ratings (like adding each show’s viewers as if they are separate people), have a drink.

When WWE emasculates a babyface on air, with no path to getting their heat back down the road, have a drink.

When Jerry Lawler tells a bad or corny joke, have a drink Keep in mind, some munchies are good when watching Jerry.

When Michael Cole makes reference to something being “Vintage [insert name of WWE 'superstar']“, have a drink.

When HHH or Stephanie say something is “Best for Business”, take a sip. You’d be in a coma if you took a full drink.

When Dolph Ziggler starts an elbow drop sequence, and JBL makes a reference to Jerry Lawler’s heart attack, and Lawler laughs along, have a drink.

When there is an awkward ad placement, have a drink. If there’s a whole segment devoted to an awkward ad placement, have two.

When Michael Cole or another WWE perform…er, Superstar mentions the “WWE Universe”, take a drink…of water (you wouldn’t make it through the first hour if you didn’t).

When JBL says “I love it” or makes Michael Cole look like an ass, take a sip. Happens too often.

When Booker T appears backstage for no apparent reason, have a drink. (no problem with Booker…just please explain why he’s around…)

Feel free to send in some of your own.

Until next time….

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