Beer Die, a "gentleman's game", is a drinking game involving four people, a die, a table, four cups, and beer. It combines the highly competitive nature, required skill and tradition of sport with the copious beer consumption commonly found in other drinking games. Unlike most beer-based games, drinking and scoring are generally unrelated. There is no consensus on where the sport originated as numerous colleges and fraternities claim to have invented the sport. It is, however, generally believed that it originated in the state of Maine, namely at Colby College or The University of Maine. Nobody has yet traced the history of Beer Die to Beer Pong, but the game shares much of the same equipment. One legend has it that during a game of beer pong, a player stepped on and crushed the last ping pong ball, and a die was substituted in its place.

Voters had to resort to paper ballots or they were re-directed to alternative polling sites because the electronic machines did not arrive on time and in several cases were missing ink! We can photograph a beer from space but cannot get a voting machine to LA on time?

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An investigation into the disappearance of multi-millionaire Steve Fossett who was a hugely experienced pilot, has turned up six plane wreckages yet still no trace after four months. No wonder a conspiracy theory is born. Is there a cover up after all a beer can be photographed from space yet 'they' can't find his plane wreck.

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