Lokks to me like Bob simply ruined the game. What's the point?
I think the point was one spectacular dramatic moment. Probably more entertainment packed into that one second than would have been in playing the game out slowly. (And they can always stick the nails back in, so nothing's really lost.)
Drinking games never made sense to me. Is the purpose to consume your beverage or regulate how others consume?
The logic of drinking games is very counterintuitive.
Drinks are always consumed as a penalty by the loser; the goal, as expressed in the rules of the game, is always to get the
other players to drink. Since people who play drinking games
like drinking and getting drunk, why are the games set up so this supposedly desirable, fun activity is "forced" on people as a "punishment"?
Could this have originated in some sort of guilt or desire to deny responsibility? So that instead of saying you drank half a bottle of vodka because you
chose to, you can say you
had to do it because your friends kept hitting your nails?