3 Godsplash 3.0 (page 1)
Every Godsplash features some element that is new, but also contains an homage to the past. I decided to pay tribute to an Eamon picture from the first season of Wintersplash (Version 2.0) way back on February 14 of 2003. Go here to check out that picture.
Back when I had long hair (as I write this, my hair is short again) I used to be cool. I could style it any which way that I saw fit, and even made it up to look like an Elvis do. Who says that the King doesn't live on? I say he's alive in every single one of us.
The McKissick brothers were kind enough to drop by for this installment, which of course is always by invitation only. What, like you thought we'd let people walk up off of the street and share in our fun? Screw them man, I'm Godsplashing.
Seems like everyone's jumping on the bandwagon that Tim started by wearing mismatched and old clothes. Eamon follows with a soccer jersey that certainly wasn't meant for Godsplasing.
When I Godsplash, I Godsplash hard. Every time. There is no half way or wussing out. When I hit that mud pit, I make sure to take some of it with me. Godsplash is truly alive in my heart.
Chad assumes his natural position on the Godsplash board because we all understand that we all play a pivotal role in the game. To ensure the success of all, some must be willing to take one for the team.
If Tim were to Godsplash in his sleep, then he would most certainly wake up every time that he hit the mud pit at the bottom. He hits it so hard that there's no way he could stay asleep during that startling moment.
Tim (in his designer Goodwill plaid shorts) waters down the Godsplash so that the kids could play upon its surface. He sure knows how to keep these neighborhood hooligans under control and out of trouble.
