n. A party and bar game, derived from the "corn-hole" beanbag tossing game, invented by drunk people in Austin, TX.
OFFICIAL SACKHOLE RULES:
2 teams, dividing the number of sacks between them (usually 2 team members, with 3 sacks each).
1. Coin toss determines first team
2. Each team chooses a bet (between 1-5) at the beginning of their throws for that round.
3. First team tosses all of their sacks, followed by second team
4. Scores are counted after all throws, as follows:
A complete miss of the board is negative points
If the sack hits the board but then after lands on the ground that's zero points
If a sack lands on the board and stays for the entire round that's equal points to a teams bet
If a sack goes in the hole that's double the bet points
Points aren't counted till the end of a round; Any sacks that get knocked off the board or fall in the hole after initial throw give points for their final position not their initial position.
To win a team must reach 21+ points
Any team who reaches - 21 points loses
Tie-Breaking rules are determined by the drunkest player on the field.
OFFICIAL SACKHOLE RULES:
2 teams, dividing the number of sacks between them (usually 2 team members, with 3 sacks each).
1. Coin toss determines first team
2. Each team chooses a bet (between 1-5) at the beginning of their throws for that round.
3. First team tosses all of their sacks, followed by second team
4. Scores are counted after all throws, as follows:
A complete miss of the board is negative points
If the sack hits the board but then after lands on the ground that's zero points
If a sack lands on the board and stays for the entire round that's equal points to a teams bet
If a sack goes in the hole that's double the bet points
Points aren't counted till the end of a round; Any sacks that get knocked off the board or fall in the hole after initial throw give points for their final position not their initial position.
To win a team must reach 21+ points
Any team who reaches - 21 points loses
Tie-Breaking rules are determined by the drunkest player on the field.
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Get the SUCKHOLE mug.Someone who engages in asshole-like behaviour, not through malice or any intentional act, but simply through indifference and lack of any action. Slackholes are so self absorbed with their own invented problems and excuses for their own inaction, they don't realize that their lack of action has an effect on other people.
I have 6 able bodied students who live next door to me. When it snows, they never shovel our shared walk. When they see me doing it, they don't say thank you and don't offer to help. They don't shovel their sidewalk and my daughter slipped and fell on the ice that formed as a result.
When I asked them to shovel their walk, they claimed they had no shovel. When I said they could borrow mine, they said they "didn't want to. They just wanted to live there, crash, and do as little as possible".
What a bunch of slackholes.
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When I asked them to shovel their walk, they claimed they had no shovel. When I said they could borrow mine, they said they "didn't want to. They just wanted to live there, crash, and do as little as possible".
What a bunch of slackholes.
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Paul: Shut up, I am going to insert it into your pretty suckhole.
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