Beer pong is a sport that involved drinking alcohol that was invented in the 20th century. It was a fixture of the Longueuil Cup playoffs in the 23rd century, being contested in men's and women's singles, as well as mixed doubles. (Star Trek: The Stoneship Files: "Alcoholic Massacre, Part II") The performance of beer pong players could be adversely affected by a stomach pumping weeks after one. (Star Trek: The Stoneship Files: "Super-Jupiter Beacon")
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| - Beer pong is a sport that involved drinking alcohol that was invented in the 20th century. It was a fixture of the Longueuil Cup playoffs in the 23rd century, being contested in men's and women's singles, as well as mixed doubles. (Star Trek: The Stoneship Files: "Alcoholic Massacre, Part II") The performance of beer pong players could be adversely affected by a stomach pumping weeks after one. (Star Trek: The Stoneship Files: "Super-Jupiter Beacon")
- This is very similar to the game known as Beirut. Due to this similar nature of these games many people call Beirut beer pong and generally when people say beer pong they are referring to Beirut.
- Beerpong also commonly known as BP (it is easier to text "BP tonight at my house!" than "Beerpong tonight at my house." It is a magical, magical sport that is copyrighted by the great folks up at Dartmouth. These kids were actually just the inventors of a better game called "Pong" that uses paddles, so don't listen to any of this paddle-less nonsense below. Beer pong is a unique game because even if you lose, you still win! God, beer pong is sweet. In 2008, the sport will be introduced into Olympic competition at the 2008 Summer Games in Beirut. Until then, high school and college students enjoy multiple games of beer pong along around the USA in garages, backyards, driveways, at parties, and anywhere there is alcohol and plastic cups.
- Beer Pong is an indoor table sport popular in the United States with sexually active college-aged persons of both sexes. Many generations of young Americans enjoyed the game free from any concern until early 2009 when the game was almost shut down after the CDC confirmed a herpes outbreak.Episode #521
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| - Beer pong is a sport that involved drinking alcohol that was invented in the 20th century. It was a fixture of the Longueuil Cup playoffs in the 23rd century, being contested in men's and women's singles, as well as mixed doubles. (Star Trek: The Stoneship Files: "Alcoholic Massacre, Part II") The performance of beer pong players could be adversely affected by a stomach pumping weeks after one. (Star Trek: The Stoneship Files: "Super-Jupiter Beacon")
- This is very similar to the game known as Beirut. Due to this similar nature of these games many people call Beirut beer pong and generally when people say beer pong they are referring to Beirut.
- Beerpong also commonly known as BP (it is easier to text "BP tonight at my house!" than "Beerpong tonight at my house." It is a magical, magical sport that is copyrighted by the great folks up at Dartmouth. These kids were actually just the inventors of a better game called "Pong" that uses paddles, so don't listen to any of this paddle-less nonsense below. Beer pong is a unique game because even if you lose, you still win! God, beer pong is sweet. In 2008, the sport will be introduced into Olympic competition at the 2008 Summer Games in Beirut. Until then, high school and college students enjoy multiple games of beer pong along around the USA in garages, backyards, driveways, at parties, and anywhere there is alcohol and plastic cups.
- Beer Pong is an indoor table sport popular in the United States with sexually active college-aged persons of both sexes. Many generations of young Americans enjoyed the game free from any concern until early 2009 when the game was almost shut down after the CDC confirmed a herpes outbreak.Episode #521
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