It's a well known fact that every punkrock gig never starts at announced time. Furthermore, gigs are usually outrageously late (if it was announced to start at ,say, 9 pm that means the band will enter the stage somewhere at 11:30 or so...). So, you and the crowd are off for a drink in front of some distant liquor store not knowing if you are gonna miss the opening band. Here's a solution for 100% elimination of possible boredom and a perfect way to have good, clean fun and test your knowledge of punk rock music. It's called PUNKaladont.

PUNKaladont is punk version of (in Serbia at least) very popular word game Kaladont. Minimum number of players required for successful playing is 3.

How to play?

The game starts when one person says a title of some punk song, album title , name of punk label or punk band. Next player takes the last word of the title and ads another word to it and makes another logical and existing song, band, album, label title.

 

Player 1: Suburban Rebels (The Business' song)

Player 2: Rebels in society (Red Alert's song)

Player 3: Society gone mad (USA HC band)

Player 4: Mad punks and English Dogs (English Dogs' album)...

Also, the word that must be prolonged by the next player can be used in this way also.

Player 1: I'm gonna get a gun (Ejected)

Player 2: Guns of Brixton ( Clash)

Or

Player 1: We're mad (Toy Dolls)

Player 2: Madness (Ska band)...Word itself is prolonged!

 

We recommend that the starting player must give some easy title so that the game can take off.

When a player can't give any answer. He gets a negative point P. The game is over when one player collects all the negative letters (P.O.S.E.R.) and get public recognition as a poser, a person who knows least about punkrock. We suggest you to mock and make fun of that person...

In Slavic countries (or in country with phonetical alphabet like Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Russia...) we recommend the phonetical version of the game.

Player 1: Ode to joy (Adicts)

Player 2: Joey's on the streets again (Sham 69)

Word "Joy" is not spelled same as "Joey" but they both sound the same. So it's acceptable.

 

Here it is! Fun way to kill some time and spend it on building, not destroying brain cells...To be honest, it's double the fun when you play it semi or fully wasted.