Whether a historical drinking society or a drinking historical society, the Clampers claim tens of thousands of members in 40 chapters across seven Western states, though nowhere are the group's strange ways more alive than in California, where members are said to have included Ronald Reagan John Hustonn, the film director; and Herb Caen, the famous San Franciscan master of the three-dot journal.
While Mr Salmond had been hatching grand plans to rid Scotland of the capitalist (read: English) yoke, Mr Cameron had been carousing in Brasenose College, Oxford, as a member of the Bullingdon Club, a private drinking society known for smashing up the venues at which it drank.
The Wyverns, a notorious drinking society at Magdalene College, Cambridge, for example, cancelled its annual "jelly wrestling" contest for female students following a petition of complaint; it subsequently hired a bucking bronco in the shape of a penis.
Joel Drinkmaster Johnsonon started a little drinking society in his garage in Washington and these are the results of their first meeting.
Posh, which shows an Oxbridge drinking society not dissimilar to the infamous Bullingdon club, first played at the Court in 2010, coinciding with the last general election and achieving 100% capacity.
Her videos may flash acres of flesh - Minogue publicly exposes her buttocks with the fervour of a rugby-club drinking society - yet her actual records are curiously unsexy.
Spearman is a member of the ComFast Chapter, a close-knit faction of fans who drink Buckfast, wear special scarves with red stars on them and describe themselves on Twitter as a "hard-left drinking society" and the "Nipple-rubbing Nouveau Niche".
They're an "elite" secret drinking society in Oxford.
One of the most outrageous binge dramas of recent times, it satirised the behaviour of an exclusive Oxford drinking society reminiscent of the notorious Bullingdon Club to which members of the Conservative party, including David Cameron, George Osborne and Boris Johnson, belonged.
