Octoberbreast official group

So for those of you that have played a game or two of beer pong in their day. Have you played with the p p rule? I am wondering if this is a national thing or just a northeast or penn state or my fraternity thing.

I can think of lots of sexy/silly TTR type rules/rewards we could make for TTR beer pong.

 

Never heard of the PP rule. Maybe it's called something different down in the south. What is it?

 

Melissa's number one trick is sucking another ladies boob just as a guy goes to throw the ball. But we never have played two games where the rules stayed exactly the same. The only constant is that whoever wins keeps the table until they lose. The ladies have only carried over to the next weekend once I am proud to say!

 

I think we're gonna get along just fine!

 

I have not heard of the p p rule but am willing to learn.

 

Hey guys ... Just a little thing for who will meet us at TTR ;-)
We will be the couple who speak english with a french canadian accent ;-)
We both hope that this wouldnt be an issue for anyone ;-)

 

Well you all are going to have to party extra hard then. We basically went on a last horrah party tour prior to #1... vegas, Atlantis Bahamas, Honolulu. Shame we didnt know about TTR back then.

 

I told my hubby he isn't allowed to touch me for the next few weeks so I don't accidentally get preggers before TTR. Because I would seriously cry if that happened lol

 

So we can always put a TTR twist on it but the way it worked back in school was if one team hit all 6 cups before the other team hit any (very, very rare, happened maybe once a year) then the losing team had to strip naked and take a 'pp run around the fraternity house'. So TTR might be strip the bottom off and take a run around the pool (probably would have to be in the pool due to TTR rules).

But a TTR modification could be if the team hits both shots when shooting then they do an AIWC shot?

 

All sound good. The times we have been there a naked run around the pool, while not encouraged, was generally accepted by security.