Beer pong: it's all grown up.  Beer pong: it's all grown up.
(Skip's Garage / May 9, 2012)  Some people know what beer pong
is all about, while others do not.  It's a game involving two
teams, a table of some kind (a piece of wood will do, until you
get serious), ping pong balls and tall plastic cups of beer.
Cups are racked, much like billiards balls, on either side of
the table in various formations: 10- or six-cup full racks, in a
diamond, small three-cup triangles, two cups side-by-side, or in
the stoplight (picture red, yellow and green cups) or “I”
formations (two cups, one above the other). Sometimes an
isolated cup (or “iso”) will hang off to the side for an added
level of difficulty.  To start a game, a member from each team
grabs a ball, locks eyes with the other team, and shoots to
determine who goes first. “You keep going until someone makes
it,” says Todd, a 24-year-old longtime player from Granby (who
didn't want to use his last name). “Or if there's a champion on
the table [i.e. a team that won