Wintersplash 1.0

Since Wintersplash 1.0 was just a trial run, I only set up the most important and crucial banner, the huge Bad Company one. I had to find out if it would past the slide test. And because the disappointment of it not working wouldn't have just hurt my reputation, but that of this website too, only Tim and I attended. But hey, what do you know, it worked like a charm, and the sport of Wintersplashing was born for all of you to join.

Here's me on one of my first runs, trying out the "baseball slide", my favorite way to 'Splash. The trick to Wintersplash is to wear slippery clothing, such as flight pants, to ensure maximum Wintersplasherizationalism.

We let Lassie join us outside, cause she had a part in inventing the Godsplash after all, but this proved to be a poor decision cause she just kept barking, so we took in her, and vowed never to let her join another 'Splash.

One banner just wasn't enough, as I easily slid the length of the first one. So the obvious thing to do was add the Evolution Banner, and Wintersplash got even more fun.

I guess that I'm shocked at being at the bottom of the 'Splash, and ending my wonderful trip. What other ride in the world (with the exception of the Godsplash) produces results and pictures such as this?

Since you all frequent my website so much, I don't have to explain the Godsplash. But some time after the Godsplash 2002 season ended, we were left with colder climates and the need for more. Rather than sit around and wait for the warm weather, we invented Wintersplash. That was probably in November. Little did we know that we would have to sit around and wait until February to get a decent snowfall, and what we got wasn't really even that much. The first obstacle to cross was to find out if it even worked. So on a freezing Wednesday night (February 12th), Godsplash 1.0 was set up and tested, and passed the tests admirably. Not only did it work, but it followed in the Godsplash's footsteps with grandness and ease.