Let’s face it, it’s always fun to throw things at people. Whether it be pillows, snowballs, popcorn or even that spider you just found – you’ve probably launched a fair few objects in the direction of your friends! But in many cultures that sheer act of hurling items at random people is not only encouraged but often celebrated.
Via [sobadsogood.com]
Flour Eggs Throwing Festival (Spain)

Grape Throwing Festival (Spain)

Gulal Throwing Festival (India)

Orange Throwing Festival (Italy)

Rags Mud Ants Throwing Festival(Spain)

Tomatina Throwing Festival (Spain)

Tuna Throwing Festival (Australia)

Wine Pouring Festival (Spain)

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