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Funneling

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College students with a beer bong

In drinking culture, funneling is the act of using a funnel with a tube attached (also called a beer bong) to rapidly consume a large amount of beer or some other beverage, e.g., as a drinking game.

Cultural references

A 2006 New York Times article caused a stir[citation needed] when 2004 presidential candidate Senator John F. Kerry was pictured being offered a funnel while attending a tailgate party outside of a University of Iowa football game.

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