| 41. | It felt like he was playing pingpong with me in the first two sets,
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| 42. | :: I saw someone's eyeglasses broken by a thrown pingpong ball.
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| 43. | Polo is; pingpong isn't.
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| 44. | You can tell a lot about a person by how he or she plays pingpong.
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| 45. | "We can't get into a ping-pingpong affair,"
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| 46. | He was a pingpong ball at Washington.
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| 47. | A host of specialized pingpong parlors and clubs cater to the new breed of players.
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| 48. | The most dramatic was the 1971 initiative that came to be known as pingpong diplomacy.
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| 49. | "They've been wanting a pingpong table for awhile now,"
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| 50. | -- Saturn-a pingpong ball.
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