When I was in college I played a lot of beer pong. It was part of the drinking culture.
So did I. We used to use the laundry door :=). Drinking culture refers to the practices associated with consuming alcohol
Hah, that is being creative. I am amazed how long people have played that game. There is bar here where they like to meet.
It's like...some honored tradition for those entering college (and for giggles) lol. Alcohol and the effects have been present throughout history in societies
I wonder what drinking games were around in medieval times?
I'm not sure about then, but kottabos is the earliest known drinking game from acient greece.
Interesting, can you tell me more about kottabos?
Kottabos
Kottabos () was a game of skill played at ancient Greek and Etruscan symposia (drinking parties), especially in the 5th and 4th centuries BC. The game is played by flinging wine lees (sediment) at targets. The player would utter the name of the object of his affection.
The game appears to have been of Sicilian origin, but it spread through Greece from Thessaly to Rhodes, and was especially fashionable at Athens. Writers including Dionysius Chalcus, Alcaeus, Anacreon, Pindar, Bacchylides, Aeschylus
Dry I Am'" and quoting works ranging from "Home on the Range" to "The Flying Trapeze" to the final section of the "William Tell" overture and the Russian military theme from Tchaikovsky's "The Year 1812".
Use in popular culture.
This portion of the song...How dry I am, how dry I amIt's plain to see just why I amNo alcohol in my highballAnd that is why so dry I am...became known for its ironic use as a drinking song in