3 Godsplash 3.0 (page 3)
Sarah washes off Tim as Gary slides through the picture. It's a good thing that I'm such a wonderful photographer, because I am able to capture all of the excitement at once.
Eamon takes over Chad's job, because Chad was too busy doing something else. How is that for a generalized statement? Hooray for Eamon!
Gary poses for the 2004 Godsplash calendar and gives the girls of the world something to swoon over. From his grimacing face to his mud-caked derriere, Gary echoes sentiment and sensuality.
This was about the point where the day slowed down. Tim injured his toe kicking an inner tube, and declared himself out for the afternoon. The day continued without him, but it wasn't the same.
With Godsplash's #2 player was out with an injury, so we all just sat around wondering where to go from there. And at that precise moment, Paul showed up with his Lugz sled, and a little ray of sunshine shone down on the backyard. Actually, it didn't, because the sled was not very good. Check out a video of Eamon riding it, and you can see that the Lugz sled was not a proper replacement for Tim's absence.
Eamon stood around with the Rally tube on his head. Why he did that is a completely different question, one that we will not ask here. What a goofball.
Kevin took the 2nd last run of the day, atop of the Lugz sled, and ended up going 2 poster lengths. That's what he gets for thinking he is superior enough to conquer all.
Well that's it for the pictures, my camera broke on the last video that I took (view it right here) but Godsplash continued beyond these pictures. James stopped over to Godsplash, and we did it for a few more minutes. I was too busy inside crying over my camera (which later fixed itself when the water that was inside it dried up) but I forgot that I had a camera on my phone, which I used to take a picture of what I like to call "the graveyard." I call it that because that's where we put the "dead" posters to rest after they've been out all day serving the needs of the people. Well, that's about it for this edition of Godsplash. Thanks to all those who showed up (especially James, sorry for not getting a picture) and I hope you all had a good time.
