Quotes About Ping Pong Novels & Stories

But then he recovered, licking his lips, looking even more eager. Brian continued explaining the rules, "If a ball hits the ground, it is retired, and a fresh ball is put into play." He pointed toward a small bucket of gleaming white ping-pong balls on a countertop behind him. "For the shot to count, keep your elbows behind the edge of the table." Hycinth listened attentively. "No fingering or blowing." At this, she squeezed Gwen's hand and raised an eyebrow. Brian caught her questioning expression and opened his mouth to answer, but Ever interjected, teasing pointedly, "Males finger and females blow."

James explained. I drew back. “Secret?” My lips spread into a smile. “We have to make it fun somehow,” James smiled. “And you can reveal a secret that’s not about you”. “Oohh,” everyone chuckled before I resumed my stance. I positioned myself for the perfect throw. With my eyes still locked on the target cup, I lifted the ping pong ball. “Alright, here goes nothing!” I said, a mix of excitement and nervousness bubbling up inside me. I tossed the ball with a flick of my wrist, watching it carefully.

, and he smiles while the other two new girls raises their brows. "Hey, where were you gone for so long? And what was she doing with you?", Emma asks. "Nothing I went for washroom while she was smoking at the corner. So, I joined her after coming out", he replies with a blink and Emma nods. "Don't know what other's call this game but we call it 'ping pong ball and drink'. In this game the rules are very simple and it says that with this ping pong balls you need to aim and throw in those cups but empty one.

Now, as the sun dipped lower, Damon announced their final stop before the day ended: the shaded ping-pong area by the pool. “Final tiebreaker,” he said, spinning a paddle in his hand like he’d been training for this moment all his life. Jordan dropped into a lounge chair, stretching out. “I’ll be the official commentator-slash-heckler. Mostly because I’m too good at ping-pong and I don’t want to ruin your fragile egos.”

The only shit I needed to do was to remove Valentia Louw on my mind. "Shots outside... who's up for a game.." "Let's play ping pong..." I furrowed my brows, "the fuck is that..." "Table tennis of some sort.. and well here you gotta score in that mug on that side.. if you don't score, you drink..." Anna instructed to a clueless me. I smiled, "alrighty... I'm up for this shit.. who's against me?" "I am.." Sandra said confidently and I laughed, "are you sure you want me...? I might be a bit tipsy but I can still score... if you know what I mean..."

“I’ll take the blue. Matches the ice in my veins, right?” He picked up a ping pong ball, rolling between his long fingers. He looked entirely too sober, too focused, and way too handsome in the dim, neon light. “You know, Khione,” he said, leaning over the table so his face would level with mine. “Most people would be smart enough to quit while they’re behind. But you? You just love a scene.” “I am not making a scene,” I stammered, reaching for a ball. It rolled away from my clumsy fingers, and Noah caught it before it hits the floor, holding it just out of my reach.

she grinned lazily as she twirling around in circles. Another guy, who Nicole had learned was named Aidan, handed her another ping pong ball and motioned over to the cups. Nicole smirked as she took the ball and with one try, got it into the cup causing other guys to cheer. "That my friends, is how you play peer bong!" Nicole grinned as she grabbed the cup and chugged down the drink as the guys around her whooped and cheered. "Another round?" Aidan asked her. "And it's beer pong," he chuckled.

She laughed, "I'm pretty good at it, you're just an idiot." I turned my head to look at her on my right, "well... look at you being so big bodied and failing to teach me pool properly..." She took a bite on her pizza and I took a smaller bite.. "I can teach you to eat Pizza..." I laughed, "I'm out... God Tawny your body is so well built, why don't you play sport or something. I mean you beat me in pool but that's not something for you. You should try soccer.. might work for you.. I could say rugby but you'd mess your pretty face and not get waved at when you are walking by the mall"