Well, I'll add a couple...and will as often as I can think of them. ;)

Take a sip when:

• A new user appears in the chatbox
• Someone personality votes Merlyn
• You get a Best Node of the Day
• Someone 'nodes about noding'
• Any mention of Bone::Easy

Take a chug when:

• Someone compares PerlMonks to SlashDot
• Someone hyper-evangelizes Perl or PerlMonks
• You get a Best Node of the Week
• Vroom announces a new feature

Down a can when:

• jcwren finds yet another way to XP whore
• Someone posts yet another PerlMonks Related Scripts
• You get a Best Node of All Time
• You gain a level
• Someone is told that Perl isn't the right tool for their job
• Vroom replies to one of your posts ;-)

Down the entire case when:

• PerlMonks gets bought for a cool $5,000,000

-Lexicon

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