A drinking competition originating in the city of Coquitlam, just east of Vancouver B.C. Canada. It is going global with online broadcasts for big competitions (like the March 11th G10-off, live from the Jones garage). Named for the infamous G. Robson, competitors have one, 2 ounce shot of beer the first minute, 2 the second, 3 the third... etc. All the way up to 10 shots in the 10th minute.
A time keeper must keep precise time. Each drinker will need 5 cans of beer, an assistant to pour the shots and 2 shot glasses so that one is always full.
Last rule, NO PUKING. Any puking duringand up to 5 minutes after the competition is a DQ.
Don't underestimate a G-10
A time keeper must keep precise time. Each drinker will need 5 cans of beer, an assistant to pour the shots and 2 shot glasses so that one is always full.
Last rule, NO PUKING. Any puking duringand up to 5 minutes after the competition is a DQ.
Don't underestimate a G-10
by Big PM March 11, 2011
One of numerous gangs in the city of Orinda, California. They are infamous for their school bus drive-bys. Weapons used in such drive bys usually included things like apple sauce, oranges, apples, and occasionally tennis balls.
by Mastafleisch March 30, 2008
Unwritten rule amongst drug dealers: Never spend more than 10 g's in one place. The reason being that an expenditure of over $10,000 in cash requires filling out an IRS form.
by DoktorJ December 16, 2005