Fingering & Blowing
Alright! Finally we’ve got a beer pong topic that caught your attention. Fingering and Blowing; two words that can mean oh so much. Of course we are referring to the “House Rule” in beer pong where girls may blow and guys may finger the ball out of the cup before it touches the liquid.
It’s difficult to not get excited about anything that has to do with Fingering and Blowing, but in my opinion, the rule does not add much value to the beer pong game as much as one might think.
The biggest problem with the rule is how much longer it makes each game. I have witnessed games go beyond 30 minutes because the girls continue to blow the beer pong ball out of made beer pong cups. There’s nothing more frustrating than waiting for a game of beer pong that just won’t end.
Secondly, the rule states that guys are allowed to finger the ball out of the cup before the pong ball touches the liquid. Unfortunately, with the girls standing 8 feet across the beer pong table, judging whether or not the guys are playing fair is almost impossible.
In conclusion, as much fun as it is to say “Girls Blow & Guys Finger,” the “House Rule” should be set aside for a time when there is no line for beer pong. What are your thoughts on the rule?
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Yes we do allow fingering / blowing at our place. Most of the people who play here follow the rule fairly (or so we believe). I do admit though that there are a couple issues with the rule. Sometimes when guys try and finger the ball out they knock over the whole cup and beer gets everywhere. No good. Also when the girls try to blow they sometimes knock the cups over at the edge of the table because of leaning on the table. All in all it probably causes more problems than its worth but oh well. It’s all fun!
I feel it adds a nice twist, reactions to finger or blow the ball out must be quick and keep both teams on their toes. It can kill a teams momentum and spirit to have the ball torn from a cup. A second chance due to your opponents lack of ability to drop the ball straight in