162430 wrote:
Well, now that two people have corroborated this nonsense I am starting to question everything. Maybe it is just people here in Michigan that are not total morons? We are better at running and also smarter than everyone else? Geesh. I have been to parties at basically every major university in the state (CMU, U of M, MSU, GVSU, WMU, EMU) and have seen people using beer in cups maybe twice (out of ~1000 games of beer pong). Due to my status as a mathlete, I can tell you that this comes out to about 0.2% which is infinitesimal.
Haha, no "mathlete" would ever call 0.2% infinitesimal, they'd call it "statistically insignificant." Regardless, I agree with the beer pong-related parts of your post.
To anyone who thinks there's an age limit to beer pong, I ask the following questions that demonstrate how ridiculous it is to put an age limit on beer pong:
(1.) Do you still attend parties where people end up getting drunk? If so, how is not okay to get drunk while playing a ping pong ball game?
(2.) Is there an age limit to throwing horseshoes while having a beer or two?
(3.) Is there an age limit to having a bonfire while people drink?
(4.) If you're too old to play drinking games, aren't you too old to play video games?
Furthermore, the only thing immature about beer pong is that everyone is expected to get drunk...but that doesn't have to happen. The loser consumes 2 beers at most and leaves the table. 2 beers doesn't get you drunk. The winner remains at the table, and in my experience usually ends up drinking very little beer because...they're good enough to win consistently.
For anyone who cares, I'm 30 and I haven't played beer pong in 2 years because it hasn't come up, but would play tonight if invited. I'd host a beer pong party if I thought I could get 25+ people to show up. The problem with getting old is all your friends live farther away from each other.
I say to all people, enjoy your life the way you want to enjoy it.