Posted: 5/1/2009 11:02:43 AM EDT
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So I am working on my second full size beer pong table for my girlfriends place. I have a huge one with the Atlanta Falcons field painted on it.
For this one, we decided a basketball court would be cool. We have cut and placed 4000 Popsicle sticks on two 4'x4' pieces of wood. Totaling 8'x4'. I have stained the sticks to look like a basketball court. Now here is where I need help. What team/logo/etc do we paint on it to complete the table. She goes to UGA, I hate UGA, so that is out of the question. We thought about doing the Atlanta Hawks, but kinda backed out of that due to the fact that neither of us like them that much. So GA HTF, I need ideas. We are both from Georgia, so no out of state teams. |
HAHAHAHA Cool! I have a beer pong table that is pretty sweet. Being I am po-po, and my roomate is also 5-oh, I did a simple blue line sticker design:
Very simple design that looks great scaled up and works well for beer pong. I found some metal folding saw horse legs as Home Depot that put it at the perfect hieght, and the hole thing can be taken down and stored against the wall out of the way. I will try getting pics and posting it up here later. I approve of your project :) |
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Let me get this right. You are dedicating a 4'x8' area of your home to have a beer pong table and you dont even drink?  It is not a full on table, it is just a table top. It easily folds out of the way. I enjoy playing beer pong, I just dont drink the beer. |
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I'm curious about the popsicle stick table- I've played on some tables that didn't have any bounce to them, and I know for some people the bounce shot is the way to go (house rule's allowing) It will be smooth across the top by the time I finish it. I mean just about how the wood/and whatever fold up thing its mounted to will react to a ping pong ball- some plastic picnic tables I've played on were too hollow and balls wouldn't bounce for shit- |