Throw rocks

Throwing rocks is a fun thing to do, and almost anyone can participate in this activity.

If you're going to throw rocks, keep the following suggestions in mind and you'll have hours of entertainment.

Don't try to throw rocks that are too big. Your arm will get tired and eventually hurt. If this happens, you'll need to stop right away, or switch to your opposite hand.

When you do this, try to have a video camera available. I should mention that rocks don't like most technology, but in this case you'll really want to have one. Chances are, you only learned to throw well with one hand, and it can be hysterically funny to watch yourself and others try to throw with their opposite hand.

Throwing rocks into water is especially fun. For this you'll want to find a flat rock, which you'll throw sidearm with a little spin, causing it to skip across the surface of the water. There's a physics lesson in there that you can figure out later, but don't let that kind of deep thinking interrupt your fun.

Throwing rocks into water is fun for all ages. If you have children, they'll be impressed by the large splash you can make when you throw in that gigantic boulder. In cases like this, impressing others is much more important than preserving your arm.

There are endless games you can invent while throwing rocks - far too many to mention here. If you're having trouble coming up with ideas, sit on a large rock and try to figure something out.

Could you invent something to throw a rock further, faster and more accurately?

Are there targets for your rocks that could change the course of your life or human history?