1. The players each contribute an equal number of pogs to build a stack with the pieces facing down, which will be used during the game.
2. The players take turns throwing their slammer down onto the top of the stack, causing it to spring up and the pogs to scatter. Each player keeps any pogs that land 'face up' after their throw.
3. * Players may defend using a special juke (also called a 'slam frizz') to distract the slammer to reduce the number pogs successfully overturned. Jukes include screaming, taunting the opponent, waving hands, slapping, or other distracting moves
4. * A special pog, known as a 'Poison' (usually depicted as a skull and cross bones or simply stating 'Poison' on the pog), when flipped upright negate the other upright pogs. Thus the person who flips over the poison does not collect the upright pogs, and all pogs are flipped back over and restacked.
5. After each throw, the pogs which have landed 'face down' are then re-stacked for the next player.
6. When no pogs remain in the stack, the player with the most pogs is the 'winner'.
7. If "playing for keeps," all players keep the pogs which they have collected. Otherwise, the pogs are returned to their original owners.
"no backouts"
you're not allowed to take whats in play until everything is won/lost
"no poison pogs"
poison pogs are placed next to the stack in play. If you miss the deck with your slammer, your slammer is put in the stack as play. Posion pogs usually had the word "poison" or a picture of a skull/wierd looking fruit.
"official slamming kini's only"
cant use homemade slammers
"no elephant style"
a certain style u use to throw ur slammer
"no tittly-winks"
tittly-winks is when u tap the last pog in play to flip it over, instead of throwing a slammer at it
"no hawaiian style"
a certain style u use to throw ur slammer
"no side swipes"
a certain style u use to throw ur slammer. Most conterversial. When a stack is built, side swipers will try and hit the stack at an angle (not the usual face on) so it will tip over the deck like a domino effect
advanced slam frizz techniques
Whaaaa?
Who even does that anymore-
collectors of trash, cart-wheelers, wackjobs?
Say SIKE!
SIKE, like you
or I
or both
are in 5th grade and we’re flipping our pogs
back and over again,
leaning in across wobbly parts to steal our prize-
more fucking pogs.
That is until the beep
from the egg tells us to clean up our
Tamagotchi’s shit.
Whatever the case,
it was all-pretend,
as you should be.
Outside of this, there is next to no official POG documentation anywhere on the internet. The World POG Federation appears to have disappeared sometime in the '90s, and I can find no source to back up the Wikipedia article's claim of a national tournament taking place on February 7th. All I can leave you with is this poem:
It's not so crazy once you consider that Jeff really just wants to live his life through an apocalyptic wasteland and is willing to troll his way to that nightmare future.I just realized that lost in all that Terminator 3 > Terminator 1 Dan madness, no one seemed to notice the craziness of Jeff hating T2 so much.
Why do I fear this is the start of something dark, where some GB fan prints up custom Giant Bomb-themed Pogs?
Why do I fear this is the start of something dark, where some GB fan prints up custom Giant Bomb-themed Pogs?
I just realized that lost in all that Terminator 3 > Terminator 1 Dan madness, no one seemed to notice the craziness of Jeff hating T2 so much.
Many schools have banned the milk-cap game entirely. Others allow them but forbid playing "for keeps," because that constitutes gambling. Rypinski's tournaments always stipulate that they are "not for keeps." As WPF chairman, Rypinski does is best to keep the game challenging, resisting changes in play that emphasize action at the expense of skill. Some young players, for example, use bouncy, plastic boards that send the caps flying on every throw. "That takes the skill out of it," Rypinski says. "The harder the surface, the harder it is to flip the caps. We use three surfaces--wetsuit-rubber for beginners, corkboard for intermediate games, and hard plastic for the most difficult game. The lighter the slammer, the more challenging the game."
Back in Hawaii, the slammer started as two milk caps glued together, perhaps with a penny added for weight, and was called a kini, or king. Now slammers are getting bigger and heavier. Some new slammers, selling for $5 or more, are made of steel or brass and weigh as much as a golf ball. "There's no skill involved with heavy slammers, so we do not sanction metals heavier than aluminum," Rypinski says. "Besides, those super-slammers leave dents in the milk caps, which ruins their value as collectibles."
Younger kids like to throw the slammer down as hard as they can, so they grip it tightly between thumb and forefinger. "Grips are for dips," a ten-year-old purist tells me during my first game, right after I make my first throw. The WPF rules forbid players to grip with their thumbs or to squeeze the caps with their fingers. They also prohibit vertical "knifing" throws.
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Disneyland did indeed host a POG tournament in 1994 as part of a promotion called "POG Wild and Rollerblade Crazy!". They produced a commercial for this event, which you really have to watch. No, seriously. I cannot implore you enough to watch this commercial.
POG Research Part 2: I-Typed-"POGs"-Into-My-University's-Library-Search-And-Look-What-Happened Edition
Regarding Tournament Rules:
Regarding Official Tournaments:
Disneyland did indeed host a POG tournament in 1994 as part of a promotion called "POG Wild and Rollerblade Crazy!". They produced a commercial for this event, which you really have to watch. No, seriously. I cannot implore you enough to watch this commercial.
And that U.S. National POG Tournament? Also legit. That source also mentions a 1994 Southern California POG Championship, the outcome of which I was unable to find. I suspect that its winner erased all official record of the event.
Here you go:yo link that guide (Play X-Wing/Tie Fighter games on a modern PC) here when you get it updated
I feel like a lot of Jeff's opinions sort of turn into parodies of themselves when they're brought up repeatedly.I just realized that lost in all that Terminator 3 > Terminator 1 Dan madness, no one seemed to notice the craziness of Jeff hating T2 so much.
I'm personally amazed that these are not already available on the GB store.
This year at PAX East there were pins of their faces, weren't there? Next year I expect to see those in pog form.
Patrick come on man what are you doing
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Patrick is the next Dr. Who confirmed.
iTunes gift cards for IAP.So POGs used to be a big thing. When I was in elementary school Yugioh was pretty big. What is the current collectible fad for kids?
So POGs used to be a big thing. When I was in elementary school Yugioh was pretty big. What is the current collectible fad for kids?
Crotch shots of their classmates.So POGs used to be a big thing. When I was in elementary school Yugioh was pretty big. What is the current collectible fad for kids?
I really hope Jeff does a quick look on Akiba's Trip because I want to see the forums burn. Anyway just got around to watching UPF and it was excellent as always. I wish I had not thrown all of my old pogs away when I moved. Also I hope they do a special Barkerville trip someday.
Patrick is the next Dr. Who confirmed.
Patrick come on man what are you doing
"I look so cool!" -Patrick
you never button the bottom button
i think he did this during his ted x talk
I just watched the Demo Derby. Dan and Drew have some really great chemistry. They're total opposites in so many ways and play off each other nicely, but they can also be total bros when it counts.
I dont understand the world's fascination with selfies...
People are self-centered. I mean, which character did Patrick play as in Spelunkin' with Scoops?