Bad product alert: Beer pong kits!

[Horsetuna]

So how do you PLAY beer Pong?

[Dreamstalker]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beer_pong

Edit: There's a World Series of beer pong?!

[DGoddessChardonnay]

It doesn't. I used some creative license. But wouldn't it be awesome if it did?

I'm sure that'll be a big hit at the office Christmas party.

Might even take the place walking around with a lampshade on one's head or Xeroxing the secretary's behind.

[Gurndigarn]

What about that 'Electric Skipping Rope' for people who are too un-coordinated to skip with a jumprope/piece of long whatever? (Though that may have been mentioned in chat, and not on the forum actual...)

Wanna try this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eI_IQ54e5pA

[DerangedHermit]

I love how the supermarket I work at has a rack of ping-pong balls right near the beer.

[Shabo]

That has got to be the stupidest thing I have ever heard of. Seriously,

[l F0CUS l]

Is it illegal to let minors buy cups when they ask you, "Where are the Beer Pong Cups"?

[Catwoman2965]

Now you've angered the gods, they'll send down a muse to inspire an even stupider product.

NOthing to do with drinking, but how about those stainless steel "rocks" used to rid your hands of onion, garlic, and any other offensive odors? just hold it while running your hands under cold water. I've got news for you, a spoon, or any other object you might have does the SAME thing.

There are tons of cooking gadgets that are only used for one thing, and something else could be used instead. cracks me up (Can you tell I love to cook?)

[JustADude]

NOthing to do with drinking, but how about those stainless steel "rocks" used to rid your hands of onion, garlic, and any other offensive odors? just hold it while running your hands under cold water. I've got news for you, a spoon, or any other object you might have does the SAME thing.

There are tons of cooking gadgets that are only used for one thing, and something else could be used instead. cracks me up (Can you tell I love to cook?)

And I guess you're a fan of the show Good Eats as well? I ask because you just pretty much quoted Alton Brown's advice in his show on how to use garlic, as well as his general philosophy on kitchen tools.