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2Nd Annual Summer BO Issue The Morning After… Page 1 www.happyhourkickball.com Volume 2, Issue 8 It’s the Social Supplement! It’s for all you who can’t get enough from the regular newsletter, god I love a focused is- sue! TheThe MorningMorning After...After... Summer 2008 June 7, 2008 You know how they say things don’t taste as good the second time around...kind of like vomit...well that’s not the case with the 2nd Annual Sum- mer Beer OH Lympics! This was the closest scoreboard for the top 3 we’ve ever had and it really did come down to the last event. So sit back, relax and enjoy a trip through the Beer OH Lympics the way only Happy Hour Kickball knows how to do it. Take it easy, and in the words of our cover boy, “OUTSTANDING!” Inside this Issue: Intro 2 Actual News 3 Beer OH Lympic Teams 4 Beer OH Lympic Rules 7 Beer OH Lympic Recaps 14 Beer OH Lympic Results 22 Beer OH Lympic Champs 27 Beer OH Lympians 27 The Morning After… Page 2 www.happyhourkickball.com Saturday, June 14: Kick Ass Party #1 to be held at the Barking Dog. Cheap drinks, specials and a hell of a time! Get wasted and see your fellow kickballers in their nic- est Saturday attire. Party starts at 7:00 pm and concludes at 11:00 pm in the sky lounge (upstairs). Theme to be determined in the coming weeks. Monday, June 23: Fall Registration is Open! That's right it was so fun last fall we're doing it again this fall. If you're interested, email us to reserve a spot for your team, or yourself as an individual. When: Sundays starting September 7 running through until the Playoff Day, Saturday November 8 Cost: Still the most economical league in the area at $46.00 a person, you can't beat that! Game Times:10:30am and 11:15 am so we can get done in time to head to our bar to catch each Sunday's NFL action that's going on that day. Parties: Still having 3 parties, the Beer OH Lympics and outings during the sea- son itself. We'll definitely hit up a Nats game for sure. I sense a scaven- ger hunt as well as a Flip Cup tournament...stay tuned. Monday, June 23: Happy Hour Kickball is going out to hang out with the Nats at their new digs, Nationals Park. The plan is to do a little pre-game tailgating in Lot 8 at good ole RFK starting around 4:30 pm. This will include beer, shotgunning of beer, and maybe some flip cup. Afterwards we hop on the Nats Express and head over to the game. If you’re interested sign up for the event on the Ning page, or shoot us an email at [email protected] Saturday, August 2: Playoff day and Kick Ass End of the Season Party. Details are still being worked out, but count on it being a great way to wind down after a long day of tournament style kickball. Awards ceremony and crowning of the Summer 2008 Happy Hour Kick- ball League Champion. Can the ‘Runz repeat? Rainouts—In the case of a rainout, the website will be updated by 4:30 pm, the day of the game. If the rainout occurs after 4:30 pm, the division heads will contact captains, or the appointed contact persons, and it will be the captains’ responsibility to inform their respective teams. Of course our specials at the Barking Dog will still be honored. The Morning After… Page 3 www.happyhourkickball.com The 2nd Annual Summer Beer OH Lympics! The 3 Legged Panda Gang 2 Girls, 1 Flip Cup The Pork Chop Express The Morning After… Page 4 www.happyhourkickball.com The 2nd Annual Summer Beer OH Lympics! The Xtreme Beer Xhibitionists The Dizzy Bats The Bombed Squad The Morning After… Page 5 www.happyhourkickball.com The 2nd Annual Summer Beer OH Lympics! Designated Drinkers Part of the Problem Toadily Wasted The Morning After… Page 6 www.happyhourkickball.com The 2nd Annual Summer Beer OH Lympic Rules FLIP CUP Ideal Amount of Players: 10 - 12 (2 teams of 5 - 6) Equipment: 5 - 6 cups per side and beer Objective: To flip all 5 - 6 cups in order before your opponent! Teams with five players can only play 5 on 5, Teams with 6 players on their team, must play 6 on 6. If a team has 7 they must choose the 5 or 6 (dependent upon how many players are on the opposing team) to play and can not substitute said 5 or 6 during this match (best 3 out of 5). Each team picks a side of the table they want to be on and then each player will fill their cup with a small amount of beer. There is no official amount of beer, but a good rule of thumb is to go up to the first line of your plastic cup if there is any debate. Designate one end of the table as the starting end, and the other as the anchor end. The first player at the starting side will be assigned cup #1 and so on down the line. The game starts when both player #1s tap each other's cup and then tap the table (also known as "The Gentleman's Start"). From there each player #1 will drink the amount of beer in the cup. Then they will place the cup FACE UP on the edge of the table and proceed to flip the cup until it lands FACE DOWN. Then player #2 can drink their beer and proceed to flip, and so on down the line until all team members have flipped. The first team to flip all of their cups wins that game. If 2 cups on opposing sides land at the same time, you go to a tie breaker. Remember, if 2 cups hit the table at the same time, it is the cup that settles first that wins. In the event of a tie, the tie breaker is when everyone at the table participates at the same time. The entire table will Gentleman's Start, then everyone will flip. The first team to have every team member flip their cup will win. The winner of the match is the first team to reach the designated amount of game vic- tories. Best 3 out of 5 games is the winner and takes on the next challenger. The Morning After… Page 7 www.happyhourkickball.com The 2nd Annual Summer Beer OH Lympic Rules BEER PONG Ideal Amount of Players: 4 (2 teams of 2) Equipment: 4 cups in a diamond shape on either side of the table, 4 beer pong balls, beer Objective: To knock out the opposing team’s cups! Place four cups in a diamond shape at opposite ends of the table. That means one in the back, two in the middle, and then one in the front. The object is to throw the ball from your side of the table into the cups on the other side of the table which are filled with beer, about a 1/3 cup full. To determine which team will go first, players must volley for serve. To volley, one player from either team count to three and then throw at the same time. Whichever player gets their ball in, that team be- gins. Should neither player get their ball in, their teammates will then volley for serve in the same fash- ion. This volleying continues until one player makes their shot. Should both players make their shot, their teammates will then volley. From this point on, each team takes two shots, then the other team takes two shots and so on. If each teammate sinks their shot, they receive rollbacks. This means they both get to shoot again. Teammates alternate drinking their beers that have been sunk, but that’s not a hard and fast thing, just get the beer down your throat. Should a player land a ball at the meeting of three cups such that it rests at this junction, without falling in, you have achieved a trifecta. All three of those cups are considered sunk. Distractions and taunting are part of the good-natured competition that is beer pong. However, there is no blowing of a ball thrown at your cups, no hitting a ball as it goes for your cups or touches the cup, and there is no bouncing of the ball when you are throwing. The ball once thrown can not be defended in anyway, except for the taunting mentioned above. When one team sinks the last cup, all shooting ceases for the moment. If you are the first of your team to shoot and make it, your teammate does not get to shoot. The opposing team is then given the chance to match and can shoot until they miss. The amount of shots given to match your opponent is based on the amount of shots that were taken to finish the game. If one shot was taken, then one shot is given, if two shots were taken, two shots are given. If the opposing team is unable to sink the remaining cups, they drink whatever beer remains in their op- ponents cups they have left unsunk. If they can sink all the remaining cups, you go into overtime, if they do not, they have lost. In OT, only one cup is placed on the table, and each team shoots in turn, until the last cup is sunk and the opposing team’s throwbacks fail.
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