haha, awesome pics... i had a great time paul, ill be def. in it again next time... and also give us some credit for 3rd!! we were the underdogs and still got poduim finish YAY YEE YAY YEE!!!!
*Live @ the beer pong tournament*
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haha, awesome pics... i had a great time paul, ill be def. in it again next time... and also give us some credit for 3rd!! we were the underdogs and still got poduim finish YAY YEE YAY YEE!!!!
side561ways
Member
Great pics!!!!!!!!! I think you got most of us in there.. West palm had a blast, Creek Rules are the shit!! Where gonna host one soon we just gotta spread the new rules around.. This one will be party and tournament in an empty house.. Sorry about Meg-Man spilling the beer but i did clean it up and most or the spills that went on the floor.. Paul was a great host.. Belts Will Come To West Palm Soon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
well host holdn tournment makes rules of the tournment! and well this is the second one ive held! I run my shit legit! no slackn!!! so either someone eles host a tournment(legit only) or ill just keep haven em at my place my rules!!
side561ways- ive lost ur number, but one of thoses girls on team meg-man- stole my girls make-up and braclet from the bathroom! i got withness to them roamn through her stuff! not kool bro!
side561ways- ive lost ur number, but one of thoses girls on team meg-man- stole my girls make-up and braclet from the bathroom! i got withness to them roamn through her stuff! not kool bro!
Green Star
Spectator
i took vid of bladder singing the national anthem but he doesnt want to post it is there anyone on here who wants to see it???
Charlie a.k.a. Chuck
Driver
fucking poring beer on the the table cause they lost and stealing shit...
HOLY SHIT
This table took about two months from start to finish working on it whenever I had free time. The top of the table is made of a ?in. sheet of oak plywood which we cut directly down the middle and added and additional foot of the same wood making the table top a unique 5x8 size. We used 2x4's for support around the edge and across the middle. Next we marked the center points of the cups and drilled them out with a hole saw. We then traced the face of the flatscreens on the table top and cut out holes that would show just the face of the screen. Next we flipped the table over and designed the triangles to go underneath the table and support the cups. When that was done I went to work on designing the kegerator to deliver the beer to each end of the table. I took a dorm size refrigerator and extended the front of it and added a blower to push the air all the way to both taps. The air travels through PVC tubing that makes a complete loop under the table. The beer lines run from the keg through the refrigerated PVC tubing right to the taps on either side of the table. Once that was figured out we designed a bottom for the table that would not only support the table but also hide the refrigerator, flatscreens, and stereo system. The stereo consists of two 10in. subs two mids and two highs. The speakers are on either side of the table on the bottom. The speakers are powered by a 400w receiver which also sends music to the rest of the speakers in the room. The receiver is wired into the TV, DVD player and the CD player so we just switch on what we want to listen to. The TV's in the table play whatever is on our main television screen. Once everything was all set structurally we put side panels on the table made out of grade A pine and then used a router to round all the edges and the cup holes. Then we started the body work using automotive Bondo on any screw tops or imperfections on the table top. This process was repeated until the table was completely smooth and free of imperfections. Then I sprayed the table with 2 coats of primer. Once that was dry we sanded the whole table with 600 grit paper and I sprayed the table with ten coats of white. Finally I sprayed four coats of high gloss clear and then brought the table to my house. We then applied the decals that were supplied by a local decal company. We then siliconed two ?in. thick sheets of glass into the two TV cutouts. The final step was wiring everything up and installing the TV's in the table. It was a lot of work and a lot of money but the final result is pretty cool and hopefully it will be around for a while.
This table took about two months from start to finish working on it whenever I had free time. The top of the table is made of a ?in. sheet of oak plywood which we cut directly down the middle and added and additional foot of the same wood making the table top a unique 5x8 size. We used 2x4's for support around the edge and across the middle. Next we marked the center points of the cups and drilled them out with a hole saw. We then traced the face of the flatscreens on the table top and cut out holes that would show just the face of the screen. Next we flipped the table over and designed the triangles to go underneath the table and support the cups. When that was done I went to work on designing the kegerator to deliver the beer to each end of the table. I took a dorm size refrigerator and extended the front of it and added a blower to push the air all the way to both taps. The air travels through PVC tubing that makes a complete loop under the table. The beer lines run from the keg through the refrigerated PVC tubing right to the taps on either side of the table. Once that was figured out we designed a bottom for the table that would not only support the table but also hide the refrigerator, flatscreens, and stereo system. The stereo consists of two 10in. subs two mids and two highs. The speakers are on either side of the table on the bottom. The speakers are powered by a 400w receiver which also sends music to the rest of the speakers in the room. The receiver is wired into the TV, DVD player and the CD player so we just switch on what we want to listen to. The TV's in the table play whatever is on our main television screen. Once everything was all set structurally we put side panels on the table made out of grade A pine and then used a router to round all the edges and the cup holes. Then we started the body work using automotive Bondo on any screw tops or imperfections on the table top. This process was repeated until the table was completely smooth and free of imperfections. Then I sprayed the table with 2 coats of primer. Once that was dry we sanded the whole table with 600 grit paper and I sprayed the table with ten coats of white. Finally I sprayed four coats of high gloss clear and then brought the table to my house. We then applied the decals that were supplied by a local decal company. We then siliconed two ?in. thick sheets of glass into the two TV cutouts. The final step was wiring everything up and installing the TV's in the table. It was a lot of work and a lot of money but the final result is pretty cool and hopefully it will be around for a while.
sorry dont like^ tap is in the way of defense! tvs are not needed! when u play u have to consentrate! no time to watch tv!!! the graphics are layed on top of the tables surface, which will effect the bounce of the ball on bounce shots, and the sunken cup holes dont allow for knock overs!! PLAIN AND SIMPLE-Tables no legit!!!!! come on tj, u want the belts u better start actn more legit towards them!!! TABLE FAILS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
g20boy1020
Spectator
nice pics squeek love the PPMC approve sig
side561ways
Member
Wow.. I'm sorry for that but i really don't think that they would do that.. Both of them get shit handed to them (there parents are rich) and neither of them wear jewelry. The only reason she spilt the cup was because they were trying to take a picture of the beer on the table so i'm sure she felt like everyone was just rubbing it in that she lost when she felt she didn't becuase she thought she blew the ball out.. I'm not calling you or your witness a liar, just telling you how i feel i'll call both of them and see what they say then i'll call you