How To Have a Snowball Fight
- December 8, 2008
- 2,865 Views
Writer
Kyle_du_Ford
Music
Jonathan Roberts
Voice Over Artist
Peter Coleman
How to have a snow ball fight
You Will Need
- Winter clothing
- Ample packable snow
- At least one other person
- Snow fort, or something to hide behind like a statue or garbage can
Snowballs can be hard or full of ice and in many cases very damaging upon impact. Avoid getting hit in the face.
Step 1: Find good snow
Find some snow that can be made into good, sturdy snowballs. Wet snow is best.
Step 2: Form a snowball
Form a snowball by grabbing a bunch of snow in your two hands and squeezing it together to form a ball. Round the edges off to form a good 3-inch diameter sphere.
A little heat will help melt the snow into a firm ball, so breathe into your hands as you form them.
Step 3: Make several snowballs
Make a bunch of snowballs. Stockpile them near you or in a fort.
Snowballs made with ice, rocks, and other hard objects are considered very unsportsmanlike and can be incredibly dangerous.
Step 4: Find your target
Find your target. Throw a snowball at them when they least expect it. The element of surprise is crucial, especially if they’re bigger or can throw harder.
Step 5: Continue attacking
Keep throwing to disorient your opponent and to make a counter-strike difficult to execute.
Don’t completely deplete your arsenal before making new snowballs, or else you will be vulnerable to attack.
Step 6: Don’t stop until they give up
Continue until your opponent lies broken before you, or at least mildly irritated.
3,745 students of Michigan Technological University set the world record for the largest snowball fight on February 10, 2006.
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Comments (2)
lol! really nice animation!
over 3 years ago by ashleaf
very nice!
over 2 years ago by texcuda
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