Ive been given the duty of arranging some fun and games for our team in a comp.

I could do with some help from all you guys if possible.

Firstly we have to have an "item" that has to be on us at all times, I not then there is a penaulty forfeit.

Now its light hearted fun, not shaving off eyebrows etc...

So any ideas on items to have, and the penalty??
So who;s got any good ideas!

Simply washing line peg. Must be attached to your Shirt / Tee Shirt at all times or forfeit is a pint in one. The Peg Master can decide which side the peg should be worn (Left or Right) and can issue forfeits at his wish for not correctly displaying your peg. You can complicate further if you wish with different colours (if you use plastics pegs) by the Peg Master issueing different instructions to the wearers of different colour pegs.
Then there is always the "Golf Ball". If you are "Golf Balled" ie the Golf Ball placed in your pint you must down what ever is left in your glass in one. The golf ball is then yours to place into someone else's pint.
Tip - I find drinking bottles of Budweiser a safe way of avoiding the golf ball as you can't get a golf ball into the neck of a bottle.

Naked mile's a particularly humiliating forfeit

A variation on the peg thing we did in NZ was that everyone had a peg but you could clip yours on to someone else. If done without them knowing they cop the forfeit. But if they catch you it's you who does the forfeit. So it's more risky. Other ones were just saying certain banned words or even using any words that start with a certain letter. Of course most forfeits were just drink related, pushups or at worst some kind of nude activity. None of which appeal to me.

It's easier to use a 10p than a golf ball. Makes less mess!

The French didn't quite understand the game when they came to visit us last year and just kept putting coins in people's drinks and expecting them to down it. Everyone did to be fair, and it was a great night! Especially since it was £1 a pint happy hour and it made it easier to buy the next pint when someone's just put £1 in yours!

That's more for beer circles I've found, otherwise it becomes too difficult to enforce.

In the past, we've found the hardest words to ban were swear words and the word "drink". You can't "drink your drink". You've got to "consume your beverage". Pretty hard to not say the D-word when that's all you're doing!