Talk:Beer die

message: The Zeta Psi Fraternity of Cornell challenges players from every school, particularly those schools in Maine to come to Ithaca for a challenge or perhaps a tournament. If you are interested, go to the Psi Chapter's website and e-mail the contact person there.
Challenging Colby students to a game of beer die just because your fraternity tosses a bit would be like you guys challenging a Brazilian soccer team to a match because you've been kicking the ball around the quad. Colby students were born to play the game, and we're not going to waste the time, the money, or the energy to come to Ithaca to beat you.
That sounds to me like someone who's just afraid that him and his friends in their little worthless school in the middle of nowhere, Maine, would be completely destroyed and humiliated by the great Zetes of Cornell University. We're willing to back up what we say, and you guys aren't. It seems the person at the bottom from the University of Maine, who wrote a scathing commentary on your pathetic lives, understands this as well, you guys talk a lot but run and hide when push comes to shove. And another gentleman on here also agreed that the best way to see who is the best is to play. You guys appear to be the only school that talk a big game and aren't willing to back it up. To me, it sounds like you guys are just scared of being embarassed by another school at the game you (wrongfully) claim to have "invented". Even if you guys did invent it, we know we're better at it than you, and we're willing to prove it.
Stop hiding behind wikipedia and accept the challenge. The Zetes from Cornell are.
·Shouldn´t you have learned how to write at Cornell University, which is also in the middle of nowhere.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 200.89.129.17 (talk) 15:00, 22 December 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: Cornell Challenge

message: I've always seen this game played where if a plunk occurs, the victim of the plunk gets a chance to spit the die across the table at his opponents.  Though no points can be earned, a plink or plunk from this spit die result in the normal drinking penalty for the other side.
Is this just a local (University of Illinois) rule, or have others heard of this? --Gunmetal 19:38, 13 July 2005 (UTC)
thread_title: Spitting the die

message: === Colby?  Prove it. ===
I've heard it alleged more than once the Beer Die originated at Colby College, but I've never heard of any evidence of it being true.  Considering that Beer Die brings so much happiness to so many people, I would think it proper to have a more thorough exploration of Beer Die's origins. --Laserpig
*I hadn't heard that before reading it in this very article.  I have looked around, but have found no evidence to support the claim.  A lot of colleges seem to claim it's invention.  --Gunmetal 22:02, 27 July 2005 (UTC)
replies: text: I went to UMaine for 4 years Captain, and I can't name one single person who didn't know how to play beer die, and who couldn't skunk the shit out of a Colby student.  69.137.233.3 (talk) 09:15, 22 June 2008 (UTC)
thread_title:  The Game's Origin 

message: I've heard it alleged more than once the Beer Die originated at Colby College, but I've never heard of any evidence of it being true.  Considering that Beer Die brings so much happiness to so many people, I would think it proper to have a more thorough exploration of Beer Die's origins. --Laserpig
*I hadn't heard that before reading it in this very article.  I have looked around, but have found no evidence to support the claim.  A lot of colleges seem to claim it's invention.  --Gunmetal 22:02, 27 July 2005 (UTC)
thread_title:  Colby?  Prove it. 

message: The game was invented at Colby, and that is also where the game is played the most.  I do not go to Colby, in fact I go to Cornell (which is in the Ivy League. Ever heard of it?), but I know for a fact that at Colby Beer Die is played by nearly every student on Campus, as my brother goes there.  They also invented the system of the die name.  Every student there has one.  Ask a random student who does not party at any school mentioned, be it Cornell, Yale, Dartmouth, or UMaine, and you will see that only a small percentage knows the game.  But at Colby every student knows the game and has tossed some die.
::I went to UMaine for 4 years Captain, and I can't name one single person who didn't know how to play beer die, and who couldn't skunk the shit out of a Colby student.  69.137.233.3 (talk) 09:15, 22 June 2008 (UTC)
thread_title:  Colby 

message: This may be one of the worst articles on Wikipedia.  Complete lack of sources for over a year and a half?  OR?  Assertions with no claims?  It has it all.  AnyPerson (talk) 03:16, 26 January 2009 (UTC)
thread_title: This article is awful

message: This article is a disgrace, full of unsourced frat-boy rubbish and unverifiable rules that only pertain to one or two small colleges, if any. It has been so for years. It should be reduced to a stub with only the verifiable information. 82.113.133.21 (talk) 09:25, 11 October 2011 (UTC)
thread_title:  PLEASE do something with this article 

message: Hi there,
After following the link to the official beer die league, which was supposed to start on april first (instant red flags), it showed me that there had been no league at all. The daily updates and postings aren't there, the site seems like a thoroughly failed project. Since I'm no experienced user, I don't quite know how to go from here, but I suggest removing the entire paragraph, or at least making it factual, since right now the information provided here is false. I think the entire page deserves a banner, stating it's a work in progress and some serious changes need to be made, since right now no one should trust it as being factual or in any way flawless. I'll see if there's a place these concerns are heard, since it seems no one checks this Talk-page. 
83.83.88.133 (talk) 13:07, 12 July 2014 (UTC)
thread_title:  Beer Die League on 1st of April