Playing beirut with such skill that you hit the exact cup you aim for every time, effectively removing each cup as if performing surgery.
by adiz April 9, 2006
Tower of Beirut is a 3 story version of beer pong, with the stable chilly twist cups, stacking of the beer pong cups is now possible.
Instead of 1 level of 10 cups, there would be 3 levels consisting of: 6 cups on the bottom level, 3 cups on the 2nd. level, and 1 cup on the top level.
Game 1) You can play where you simply land a ball in each cup, and remove that cup regardless of the level the cup is on and drink the contents. Or,
Instead of 1 level of 10 cups, there would be 3 levels consisting of: 6 cups on the bottom level, 3 cups on the 2nd. level, and 1 cup on the top level.
Game 1) You can play where you simply land a ball in each cup, and remove that cup regardless of the level the cup is on and drink the contents. Or,
Game 2) The object of the "Tower of Beirut" is to have the opposing team remove all of their cups. this is accomplished two ways.
When team 1 is throwing at team 2's Tower, team 1 must land a ball in the cups in the top remaining level, if the ball lands in a cup in the top level, that cup is removed and the defending team (team 2 in this example) must drink the contents of that cup.
If however, team 1 misses the top level cups and instead lands a ball in a lower level cup, team 1 must remove one of their top level cups and drink the contents inside.
Once a team has no more cups left regardles of the way in which the cups were removed, that team losses the game.
When team 1 is throwing at team 2's Tower, team 1 must land a ball in the cups in the top remaining level, if the ball lands in a cup in the top level, that cup is removed and the defending team (team 2 in this example) must drink the contents of that cup.
If however, team 1 misses the top level cups and instead lands a ball in a lower level cup, team 1 must remove one of their top level cups and drink the contents inside.
Once a team has no more cups left regardles of the way in which the cups were removed, that team losses the game.
by Mr. Chilly Twist February 18, 2010
That guy is suffering from beirut syndrome, he doesn't realise his life as he knows it is almost over
by blackhack0000 August 29, 2015
A Cleavland Steamer gone awry. While in the act of deficating in ones mouth, the partner on top will miss the target, often releasing all over his partners face, often killing the mood. There will of course be the opposite effect if the partner recieving the act is on sick mother****er.
"Dave was steaming me up when he lost it too soon. It got in my eyes and stung like a bitch. Stupid prick."
by Spic January 12, 2004
For those of you who think that these two great games are the same you are wrong. There is a very distinct difference in the way the two drinking games are played. Both are played with 10 cups and a varying sized table usually a ping pong table.
Beer Pong Rules- Players shoot the ball into opposite cups. First team to make all their cups wins and other team drinks all remaining beer.
Beirut Rules- Same as beer pong only with add-ons. If a player bounces the ball and makes the cup the other team drinks 2 cups. If a player calls solo cup and drains it the other team takes 2 cups away. If a player hits 3 in a row they get on-fire and get to shoot again. If both players on a team make their shots they get to shoot again. And if a ball rolls back to your side after shooting you get a shot to make it again only behind your back.
The difference between the 2 sports are added rules to Beirut.
Materials for both games:
22 solo cups (10 on each side in triangle filled with 2-3 beers) and 2 water cups
2 ping pong balls
table about the size of ping pong table
beer of your choice
people ready to get hammered
Beer Pong Rules- Players shoot the ball into opposite cups. First team to make all their cups wins and other team drinks all remaining beer.
Beirut Rules- Same as beer pong only with add-ons. If a player bounces the ball and makes the cup the other team drinks 2 cups. If a player calls solo cup and drains it the other team takes 2 cups away. If a player hits 3 in a row they get on-fire and get to shoot again. If both players on a team make their shots they get to shoot again. And if a ball rolls back to your side after shooting you get a shot to make it again only behind your back.
The difference between the 2 sports are added rules to Beirut.
Materials for both games:
22 solo cups (10 on each side in triangle filled with 2-3 beers) and 2 water cups
2 ping pong balls
table about the size of ping pong table
beer of your choice
people ready to get hammered
My knowledge of the beer pong vs. beirut confusion comes from years of playing around the country. There are many myths of the difference of the two games. This is the answer you've been looking for.
by illini1 July 16, 2008
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