Non-political things that make you say...WTF?!?! (Welcome To Florida!) **NOT CV RELATED** NO TALKY!

I guess the U.S. isn't the only country with bat shit crazy people.

 

The true WTF is that shit music.

 

What. The. Fuck.

 

That’s so nasty but I couldn’t not watch it, makes me so grateful for the woman I married. That would be a tough one to explain to the kids. “Well son, I know Curious George didn’t fling his poop but Mom had a bad morning and needed her coffee....”

 

I'm very surprised his arm was not broken.

 

https://twitter.com/BrainOnWheels/status/867042789359529985

 

Must have had a very limp wrist and a few wine coolers under his belt

 

The broom handle he held onto was bigger than his arm thereby taking all the force and leaving him without injury.

 

I’m thinking she already had her coffee. Those bowel movements were on command. It was like one of those stop animations like Gumby or Robot Chicken

 

I was thinking that too. How is someone able to drop a turd on command and in front of everyone?

 

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-44149281

 

Wow, it happened twice?

 

Welcome to military service.

 

I think I am in love

 

This is freaky. In 1984 the pilot of a small Cessna aircraft takes off in Alaska. He has a video camera mounted on the dash. (Remember: This is 1984 and all they had back then was videotape). To make a long story short, he ends up crashing and the flight - right up to the last few fatal seconds - are recorded.

The wreck (and videotape) were found in 1987.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzDSq6m2zV4

 

Now, that's a shit post.

 

Sounded like he was having engine trouble when that large meadow appeared. Why he didn't try to set it down there is what makes me wonder. Instead he turned right

 

I didn't hear any engine problems. It looked like he was just sight seeing, flying low in the valleys and working through the low dips in the ridge lines when he picked the wrong path, got boxed in and tried to turn around too sharp for the speed he was going. Not a pilot but I don't think those little planes have a lot of power to climb quickly...

Edit: looked up the crash. Small plane, was flying as high as it could at that altitude, pilot got boxed it, turned to fast, augured in. Sad.

"The pilot continued to fly into rising terrain until he was boxed in. He saw the ski slopes which are almost certainly on the leeward side of the mountain: mountain flyers know these can produce a severe downdraft and are trained not to fly straight into them. The pilot presumably panicked because he then compounded his worsening situation with the steep turn to the right. The plane lost lift and the stall warners sounded."
The altitude, temperature and humidity combined to create the density altitude of 13,000 feet when the aircraft was actually at 10,200 feet. The high density altitude, flying over Colorado mountains in August, meant that in the turn, the plane was as high as it was capable of flying and was no longer able to climb at speed."

https://fearoflanding.com/accidents/cockpit-view-of-a-fatal-crash/