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5:59 20 January 2011

Beer Pong Terms

We have not really hit on some of the terms used while playing a game of beer pong. Maybe you have heard, and even used some of these terms. Take a read and see if any come to be used in any of your games. If not take them with you!

Bitch Cup;

In a full rack the center cup is the cup that is called the bitch cup. The middle cup is called the “bitch cup” when it is the first cup hit. It is the easiest cup to hit but alas it sets you up for the worst rack. You are a bitch if you hit this cup first. Thus the name!

Rack;

We all are aware that a nice rack means a great set of tits! In beer pong it has two meanings that are used interchangeably. If you have a nice rack, it still means a nice set of boobs, or it is used for a set up of cups on a beer pong table. If you have a “nice rack” in beer pong it means that your cups are centered in a nice triangle and the edges of the cups do not overlap. If you are female and have a great set of breasts, c-cup or larger, and you show them off then SWEET!!! Any size will do REALLY!!! Moving on.

Money Cup;

Money cups are cups that are filled with beer all the way to the top. A money cup is used to spice up the game and to get everyone drunk quicker. At the start there is usually one “money cup” per team and then when the beer starts to go down like water more money cups get set up and the evening really gets interesting.

Re-Rack;

A re-rack is an EARNED resetting of the opposing teams cups to make it easier for you to make the shot. There are many different ways for you to earn a re-rack with house rules and others. Standard re-racks are usually allowed when you have made all but the 6, 4, 3, and the 2 of your opposing teams cups.

I think we have enough terms for the day boys and girls. Take a break and come visit us again for more fun with beer pong terms and other delightful things.

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