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game of life 

A drinking game in which players must deform their drinks to survive.

If one player says to another "game of life", the player spoken to must either immediately finish their drink or display the damage on the container that they are drinking from (such as a dented beer can or a solo cup with a broken rim). If the player spoken to can sport a deformed vessel, the player that called them out must finish their drink.
Player 1: "Game of life, bitch!"
Player 2: "Awww man you got me, I forgot to put a dent in my can!"
*Player 2 finishes their beer*
game of life by jfriedly September 11, 2013
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Game of Life 

Its a game with simple rules:

If someone 'in the game' asks you a question and you respond with any answer containing the word 'mine' you have to do 10 push ups, straight away without delay (in the middle of a football match, lecture ect).

To do the push ups you must be asked by another member of the game. If the person who asks is not a memeber then it does not count.

If you delay for any reason you have to do 100 push ups.

If you deny you are in the game after saying 'mine' and get cought out, by another member of the game, you have to do 100 push ups.

Once joining the game the only way to quit is to do 1000 push ups.

Any disputes are to be settled by a 'kangaroo court' of three people who are in the game. (usually the people who witnessed the dispute).

Push ups cannot be completed over multiple sittings. Breaks can be taken while completing the required number of push ups but the penalised player cannot leave the push up position while taking these breaks.

The exemptions to the game are; If you are refering to 'mine' as in a land'mine' or a 'mine' as in a place where shit gets dug up.
That crazy fool stupidly got himself into the game of life
Game of Life by Crazy Fowl April 1, 2011

game of life 

The game of life originates in Australia. Those who respond to a question with the possessive form of the word "mine" must do 10 pushups only people in the game do pushups and joining the game is a life long oath to do the pushups.
- "who's receipt is this?"
--"mine"...

game over.
"game of life bro"
game of life by danmaan January 7, 2014

Game of Life 

A 100% true representation of life. As learned, if you go to college your a low life, if you start your career first you will be a rich ass motha fucka.
Person: I just palyed the Game of Life and landed on Pay day, Gimme my money bitch.
Game of Life by lamanatoba March 1, 2009

the game of life

A game where if you say the word "mine" as a possessive noun, you have to get down and do 10 push-ups. To get into the game of life you must agree to play before you know the rules. At which point someone already will tell only you the rules and then you are in the game for life.

***The game did not Orignated at Clarkstown South High School and I have seen this game being played in the States, in the army, and in Australia.
'Two people who are playing the game of life"
Rob- Who's phone is this?
Bill- Mine
Rob-Who's
Bill- MINE
Rob-Thats 20
the game of life by bannanaSoul December 8, 2010

The Game of Life

A game where if you say the word "mine" after a question, you have to get down and do 10 push-ups. To get into the game of life you must shake a fellow members hand, and once you are in you can never get out.

**Orignated at Clarkstown South High School**
Guy: "That shirt looks nice on you, who's is it?"
Dude: "Oh thanks, its mine."
Guy: "HAHA ten push-ups, and that shirt looks terrible on you."
Dude: "Ugh but-"
Guy: "Get down, you shouldn't have shook Buddy's hand, you knew he was in The Game of Life."
The Game of Life by BigRedAl November 11, 2010
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