Video Shows Woman Failing to Master Indoor Skydiving Simulator, Mzansi Can't Deal With the Hilarity
- A video of a woman attempting to float inside an indoor skydiving simulator has been circulating on social media
- The clip was shared on Twitter and shows the woman together with her instructor inside the exhilarating air tunnel
- She stumbles and fumbles numerous times and cyber citizens can't help but respond with laughter at the woman's clumsiness
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A video of a woman struggling to get the hang of how to work an indoor skydiving simulator has left Saffas with bellyaches from laughter.
The clip was shared on Twitter by online user @Ditabe_ and shows the woman with her instructor inside the vertical wind tunnel that moves air up in a vertical column.
Source: Twitter
The man shows the woman what to do by falling forward into the air, causing him to "float". The woman attempts to follow suit, but appears to struggle to allow herself to “fall forward and float”. With the assistance of the man, they try several times to get her to float on the force of wind being generated vertically, but they struggle greatly.
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Mzansi peeps had a field day with the post as they responded with laughter and witty comments poking fun at the incident.
@LeratoMaleke12 commented:
“Tjooo hle I'm corpse.”
@LEZZ_L responded:
“Ngathi ba mu keepa Madimoni.”
@Lmao_elove
“He/she held on to gravity like nobody's business.”
@DlaminiGcino said:
“Ukuthanda izinto ezingakuthandi.”
@Gerald_Mohayeng reacted:
“Me vs Mjolo.”
World War II veteran parachutes from plane to mark 100th birthday
In a separate story, Briefly News reported that age is just a number, so goes a common saying. A 100-year-old World War II veteran seems to be living by this mantra as he marked becoming a centenarian uniquely.
On Sunday, August 15, Thomas Rice parachuted from a plane that was his favourite during the war.
"The airplane that he loves is our C-53D DO and refers to her as his favourite aircraft, which he nicknamed 'Dolly'," a representative of the Commemorative Air Force (CAF) team said.
In a video of the jump, the unfazed centenarian and his co-pilot landed in front of a hotel in San Diego as a group of family and friends cheered him on.
Source: Briefly News
