by ziddina 12 Replies latest social humour
Since nobody was injured, I found this way too funny!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jj-CErr0VOY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COCjh_h3JfI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H984_eeXaRw
I love the show, but DAY - YAMMMM!!!
This is why some people need adult supervision...
Shameless bump of my thread...!!!
Bet it was Adam's fault.
Thanks, guys!!
And another SHAMELESS BUMP!!
"They have insuranced for things like this"--I wonder how much the premiums just went up?
This could be the most popular episode yet!
When I saw this on the local news last night, I laughed myself silly out of incredulity. A cannonball overshooting foothills, hitting the sidewalk, bouncing up and going through the front door, bouncing around the interior walls like a ping pong ball, going up the stairs, going out the bedroom wall leaving a cartoon-shaped round hole, flying over a six-lane avenue with traffic, smashing into the roof of the house across the street, and landing finally into a minivan. Thank god no one was hurt, but I have to say that was the most absurd thing I ever saw on the local news.
This could be the most popular episode yet!
This is absolutely not going to be in any episode.
Too bad, 'cause I could see it now...
KARI: I heard this fantastic myth on the internet. The story goes that a person could fire off a cannonball with enough force that it could fly a half mile, hit a sidewalk, and then bounce up and go through -- get this! -- the front door of a house, go upstairs and fly out a bedroom wall without waking up three people sleeping next to it, and then fly over a six-lane road, bounce into another home's roof, and end up inside a minivan.
JAMIE: That's ridiculous.
ADAM: But it sounds like a helluva fun myth to bust!
GRANT: Agreed! We could go to the Alameda County Bomb Range, which overlooks suburban Dublin, and see if we could replicate the myth.
KARI: Boys! You can't do this with actual people's homes! And people could get hurt!
JAMIE: We are insured for things like this. Come on, there's not a slimmest chance this could happen at all. And we'll do it while people are at work....surely there wouldn't be daysleepers at home, right?
GRANT: Yeah right. This is Dublin we're talking about.
ADAM: Who cares! It's gonna be a blast! Let's go!
<snip the experiment>
KARI: Well, I say the myth is no myth.
GRANT: Totally not busted.
ADAM: But we sure made a mess, didn't we? Oops.
JAMIE: Why did you guys talk me into this?
ADAM: Well, we won't be allowed to use the Bomb Range ever again. But we can definitely say...
ENDING GRAPHIC: (falling metal slab) MYTH CONFIRMED.
hahahaha FUNNY!
Leolaia and others;
I've been a student of military history all of my life, with just a bit of time off while I was a JW. I was not surprised at all at this, nor did I find it absurd. This is, in fact, how solid cannon balls behave. I'm glad (and amazed really) that no one was hurt. I hope Mythbusters survives, its a good show and they have a good safety record, especially given some of the stuff they've done.
I'll bet every person on that Mythbusters crew wet themselves when that ball got away from them. I picture dead silence as they just looked at eachother.
