beer bong

He was the party guy, the one who kept the beer bong in his car.

The use of a beer bong is also known as funneling.

Beer bong or playbook, it's an easy choice at the Omni.

Of age adults fasten the noodles together to do multiple story beer bongs.

Rupert was on the floor trying to glue a beer bong he'd made back together, but he was wasted and kept cracking up instead.

Also the regulations of 2008 brought about the ban of alcohol-related items such as ice luges, and beer bongs.

Beer bong may refer to:

"That's a beer bong," she said.

A beer bong is a device composed of a funnel attached to a tube used to facilitate the rapid consumption of fluid.

Today: the latest on donations, the Minnesota Senate race, and John Kerry and a beer bong.

My kid was going to make a beer bong for next year's science fair, but now we're going to have to go with elephant skin human slurry.

In the East Coast of the United States, "beer funnel" is another term for "beer bong".

"Beer bong" refers to a tubular, funnel-like device deployed to "inhale" large quantities of beer in a few seconds.

A young woman hoisted a "beer bong" to his face - and the moment was duly documented by a photograph in The Des Moines Register.

As if a freshman year is an introduction to adulthood and responsibility instead of beer bongs and campus gals who aspire to be Carolina Panthers cheerleaders.

In 2006, U.S. Senator John Kerry was photographed being offered a beer bong at an Iowa State University tailgate party by a female college student.

(His nickname really stuck during his college years in Charlotte, N.C., where his peers enjoyed jam sessions and an impressive beer bong at his off-campus house.)

When the cover band took a break at Swine on the Vine, guests crowded around the beer bong, eager to take their turn guzzling a can of beer poured down a funnel.

The site included the classic MySpace incriminating spring-break-style photos, including an altered one of the senator, in a pinstriped suit, sucking on a beer bong while bikini-clad collegians cheered on.

Several witnesses testified that a main focus of the off-campus party where Cadet Engelbrecht and his accuser met was a "beer bong" named Zeus at which the faithful worshipped by guzzling the equivalent of two to four cans of beer.

If Washington, DC is the home for personalized jerseys and San Jose is the central location for intellectually adventurous Fouls, then St. Louis is the primary exporter of the beer bong and fist-bump variety of Foul.

THE gravel driveway for the Potomac Polo Club is unmarked, but the 200 young men and women who traveled here, 45 minutes from Washington, knew they were at the right place when they spotted the black Hummer limousine and saw the crowd at the beer bong.

The young woman, testifying in her dress grays, with her hair gathered in a braided bun behind her head, said she had guzzled several "beer bongs" at the party on May 24 and that by midnight, when several of the roughly 15 others toasted her birthday on May 25, she knew she needed to lie down.