century pong
Like beer pong, but instead of using 10 cups, you use 120 sups, instead of 2 poeple on a team there are 4, and instead of 2 beers, you use 36. A game can take up to 3 hours
century pong by Randall October 19, 2004
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Century pong
Drinking game with 100 cups on each side, 30 rack per side, 4 party cups, and 4 people per team. All 4 players shoot and cups aren’t pulled until an entire team is done shooting. Hitting the same cup (snipes) adds extra cups to be pulled. Reracks at 50, 75, and 90 cups. Enjoy
Century pong by Mikey5252 February 25, 2020
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