Okay, this morning I discovered something totally awesome in the shower.
That sounded kind of gross, but it wasn't meant to be.
What I discovered is called the
Oh man guys it was totally awesome.
This is how it's done:
1. Cup your hands to make a cone with the point at your wrists, expanding at the top with your fingers. Now, move your wrists about an inch away from each other. The point is to make a gap where the water, which you catch with your fingers, will go through.
2. Put this hand assembly directly in the path of the water, about half a foot (15 cm) away from the shower head. Point your hands so that the maximum amount of water travels through the hole between your wrists, and not off to the sides.
3. Now, put your forearms together, so that they are parallel. The water should run down your arms quite nicely now.
4. Here's the tricky part. Slowly open your arms at the elbows so that a sheet of water forms between them. With some maneuvering and a little bit of practice, you will be able to keep a sheet of water (the waterfall) between your forearms at a separation of up 90 degrees.
It is fun to look at and look through.
Good luck, and I hope you now have a new fun thing to do in the shower besides vigorously washing your privates.
That sounded kind of gross, but it wasn't meant to be.
What I discovered is called the
Forearm Waterfall!
Oh man guys it was totally awesome.
This is how it's done:
1. Cup your hands to make a cone with the point at your wrists, expanding at the top with your fingers. Now, move your wrists about an inch away from each other. The point is to make a gap where the water, which you catch with your fingers, will go through.
2. Put this hand assembly directly in the path of the water, about half a foot (15 cm) away from the shower head. Point your hands so that the maximum amount of water travels through the hole between your wrists, and not off to the sides.
3. Now, put your forearms together, so that they are parallel. The water should run down your arms quite nicely now.
4. Here's the tricky part. Slowly open your arms at the elbows so that a sheet of water forms between them. With some maneuvering and a little bit of practice, you will be able to keep a sheet of water (the waterfall) between your forearms at a separation of up 90 degrees.
It is fun to look at and look through.
Good luck, and I hope you now have a new fun thing to do in the shower besides vigorously washing your privates.