Archive for March, 2010
Nightmare 8′ Tables
This beer pong table is not for the faint of heart! This is the sick skull and wings design that speaks for itself. Look into the aggressive eyes and you will be ready to battle at the table!
These tables are official regulation 8′ tables so that you can play and train so that you can win the bets and be able to buy more booze! The tables are designed so that you can set up the perfect rack design of 6 to 10 cup racks perfectly every time! You decide what rack setup that you want to use.
These tables are also made of a high quality aluminum material that will last a life time of playing beer pong. The top side has a material that is applied that is easy to clean, if it be beer or a sloppy cocktail. The tables collapse into a briefcase size for ultimate portability. Also great for flip cup, tailgate parties, or even used for a great utility table!
Finding the Perfect Bar Stool for You
While bar stools used to be limited to standard wooden, no back chairs, there has been an increased interest in this particular piece of furniture over the years. And with that increased interest came a series of changes and alterations to that standard format. Now, bar stools come in a huge variety of styles. The frames are still most commonly made of metal or wood, but they vary greatly in height and features. Some are particularly high to accommodate a tall counter. Some are squatter for a shorter bar or counter.
Certain bar stools have no back at all, while others have a mid-size back. And others still have a very tall back. The same is true of armrests. That is, they come in a variety of thicknesses and lengths. Another major distinction between bar stools is that some are the non-swivel variety, while others offer free lateral movement. Whether you choose a wooden swivel bar stool without a back or a metal stationary stool with a full back, the perfect bar stool depends on what you find comfortable and what you find best complements your home.
Time For a Drink
An impressive view or fantastic feeling on an event calls for a cocktail or a 
cocktail from a fantastic glass! The glass gives the bar or home bar a sophisticated atmosphere and a nice way to serve it. This glass is thought to give you a feeling of being at the top of the Empire State Building, itself – a tall structure reaching for the clouds and taking you up with it, making the view unbelievable. That is why the top of the glass is larger because you should get the same feeling when you are by the window watching out to the world in front of you. The stems and or support-beams are to resemble the cross-going beams on the outside of the building. The glass is of a dark hue, but is still clear enough to let the drink itself color the glass.
I will call it the – “Sky of Light”. What it will contain is that of what the Bartender prefers to use. So one – yes, you, can set up in the bar and text your friends or checking your E-mail while – at the same time – having your evening cocktail!
Our Extreme Beer Pong Tables
We at Extreme Beer Pong Now would like to discuss our beer pong tables. We have a wide selection of tables for our customers to view and purchase. We are always looking to find tables to add to our collection of quality tables that are made to the complete specs of the official regulation beer pong table.
These 8′ tables are made of high quality aluminum materials for guaranteed long life usage, as long as your peers try not to slam dunk a cup. Our tables have
been applied with a special MELMINE coating for easy clean up from all kinds of alcoholic or non alcoholic liquids – even vomit!
COLLAPSIBLE WITH SIDE HANDLES: Our 8’ table folds into a compact briefcase for ultimate portability. Also great for flip cup, tailgate parties, or used as a cool utility table.
Dimensions Open
• Length: 8′
• Width” 2′
• Height: 27.5”
Dimensions Closed
• Length: 2′
• Width: 5.5″
• Height: 2′
To view all 12 of our tables go to http://www.extremebeerpongnow.com
Home Rules
I have gotten some comments for changing-up the game of beer pong
! Good to hear from those that have commented on the posts! I liked most of these! We all have been at a party where there are people playing beer pong and there is always one person that seems to always be winning. Okay break out the house rules and modify the game by having the players toss the ball with their opposite hands. This ought to be just to much fun! There is another way to even out the playing field, (we don’t want the winners not to get thier glass of beer) have them use the bounce method or as it has been commented by some of the best players that have left comments, is to sit in a chair and try to toss the ball into the cup. Imaginative, to cool!
Love the comments and the ideas that this Blog has received! Keep them coming love to hear from all of you Beer Pongers! Pong On!
Create a Rec Room/Bar
When building a rec room bar the first thing to think about is the space and size. Most bars are 43 inches high and 42 inches deep. Depending on the size of the bar stools you plan on using, the height may vary. You will also have to frame the bar and leave enough room between the bar and back wall when building a rec room bar. 4 feet should be enough for any sized bartender.
You will have to consider the plumbing needs if you want hot and cold running water along with the drainage needs of said water. There is also the need to have electricity to the bar, you definitely need to have a blender/mixer for the bar plus mood lighting and clock. There is also the need for switches and plug ins and lighting for under the bar top.
The bar top is the most difficult part of the bar so that it has been said by many rec room bar builders. Most often the bars are built of many different materials and sizes. Builders usually recommend a hard wood such as Oak and it does look good.
The most important part is the under bar where you will be mixing and making drinks. You do not want to forget the cabinets for storing and the sink and possibly a small refrigerator. Do not forget the back bar where you will be storing and showing your liquor collection.
Now is the time to think of the flooring that you will use, be it carpet, rugs or other flooring.
Beer Pong Party
Okay, lets pretend that you have gone to a party and that you are actually 21! You have already been drinking and feel a bit buzzed. You have been watching a 
few people playing Beer Pong and every one is having a good time playing the game! You are feeling a bit confident and grab a friend that is hanging out at the back of the basement and you sign up to play a game of beer pong!
Now you have been waiting and watching for awhile and getting more of a buzz drinking and your turn arrives to play! You feel that victory is yours while you walk up to the beer pong table! Now all of a sudden you feel your palms getting sweaty and you realize that you have never played the game before and then you ask yourself what do I do now! You felt victory earlier and now victory is coming from the other side of the table with the other team juggling the ping pong balls!
Panic sets in! So what do you do? Been there and done that, my advise is to aim at one cup and give the ball some loft. Most players just toss the ball and hope for the best! So just remember to aim at one cup and have a lot of lob in your shot and you will do just fine!
Essential Beer Pong Equipment
Anyone who has played beer pong knows that without the correct equipment the game can quickly make a mess. Putting a wooden board on top of your kitchen table may give the appearance of a beer pong table, but as soon as someone stumbles into it and spills beer throughout your house, you will be ruing the decision. Even when playing on an actual ping-pong table, spilled beer is commonplace.
Not only does the beer make stains and create a sticky mess, but it also causes the cups to move across the table. This is particularly annoying when trying to get a re-rack and correctly position the cups. Luckily, there are beer pong cup racks that will hold the cups in place and make re-racking a cinch.
Tournaments and leagues
Beer pong tournaments are held in the United States at the local, regional, and national levels.
The World Series of Beer Pong (WSOBP), hosted by bpong.com, is the largest beer pong tournament in the world. WSOBP 
IV, held in January 2009 at the Flamingo Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, had a $50,000 grand prize and attracted over 800 participants from the US and Canada. WSOBP V, held in January 2010, attracted over 1000 participants, and attracted beer pong teams from Ireland, Scotland, Germany and Japan, each of which voiced their aspirations to further the sport in their home countries. The World Beer Pong Tour has stops in various cities and cash prizes as well.
A more common organization of beer pong games are leagues which operate on a local or regional level. Ordinarily, a group of pong enthusiasts will create teams (partnerships) and play weekly against each other. Sometimes, the leagues have websites, rankings and statistics, while others have been started by college students with the goal of intramural competition such as at University of California, Santa Barbara with the “Isla Vista Beer Pong League”, and at New York University.
The Beer Pong Rules
Beer Pong (also known as Beirut) is a drinking game in which players throw a ping -pong ball across a beer pong table
with the intent of landing the ball in a cup of beer/water on the other end. The game typically consists of two-to-four-player teams and multiple cups set up on each side set up in triangle formation of six to ten cups. There are no official rules, so rules may vary widely, what can make the game more interesting is when the house calls for house rules! What I recommend is to have a cup filled with some warm/hot water, put into a cup to wash the ball off if it has hit the floor.
The goal of the game is to eliminate the other teams’ cups before one’s own cups are eliminated. When a ball lands in a cup, which are generally 1/4 to 1/3 full, that cup is eliminated and the defending team must consume all of the beer inside that cup and any other cups knocked over.
The losing team must consume all the beer remaining in the winning team’s cups. The order of play varies – both players on one team shoot followed by both players on the other team, or players on opposite teams can alternate back and forth.
I would also recommend that you buy a bag of balls for this game! Who knows, the ball may end up under a washer/dryer or any other piece of furniture! Have fun and play safe! PONG-ON!