Barring the slim reality you are a true political wonk, you are probably tuning into the State of The Union Address tonight as an excuse to drink with your friends. Here's an etiquette guide to aid your drinking game and test your close listening skills.
Also a few ground rules:
You could go for the Atlantic's no nonsense approach. The folks over at Politico have a nice compilation, but we have a few tweaks we'd offer.
-GQ's Ana Marie Cox
GofG: O.K., we're all for mudslinging, but equipped with an acute sense of smell, we might suggest a sharp groan instead of flatulence; audio disturbance might be preferable to that of the audio variety.
-ABC News's Rick Klein
GofG: Huh?

-Washington Post's Jonathan Capehart.
GofG: You must take whiskey shots if you actualy see McCain's jowls wobble. Also: you must scream, "Boehner" out the window anytime he appears on screen.
-Mother Jones's David Corn (a nod to the first lady's "Let's Move" initiative)
GofG: Might we also encourage a knuckle-crushing fist bump with your significant other during such an occasion?
-The Week/Bloomberg's Margaret Carlson
GofG: Not so much a riff on this one but a praise for Carlson for such punishing verbal acrobatics, such stunning employment of the calembour. Oh-no-etry.
-Writer and 'Potomac Fever' associate producer Susanna Quinn.
GofG: Yes, this is the best of all options. And fallow this with a smashing night at Avenue.