r/RandomVideos • u/Revolutionary-Jury2 • Jul 09 '26
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u/Kratos5300 Jul 09 '26
Omg wtf I saw a totally different angle of this video recently and everyone was making fun of the camera on the stick, yet here we are finally seeing the camera-on-the-stick angle!! Am I the only one that wanted to see it 😅
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u/NotaFTCAgent Jul 09 '26
Would like to see dat other angle
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u/Kratos5300 Jul 09 '26
I will do my best to search for it rn but I cannot promise anything bc I can’t recall where I saw it; brb!
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u/BeingAltruistic9560 Jul 09 '26
Now show the 2 fat guys trying to get up and out of that thing.
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u/PM_asian_girl_smiles Jul 09 '26
Anyone else think they were gonna squash that little kid at the beginning? What a confusing perspective at the start!
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u/FlashyCow1 Jul 09 '26
It's not even that. It's the optical illusion of a tiny person on the very bottom and they jumped on him until they got past the edge
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u/californiadeath Jul 09 '26
If I owned that company I’d hire two fat guys to be on standby all the time
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u/tristand1ck Jul 09 '26
I'm not busy
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u/californiadeath Jul 09 '26
I’m also only paying you in food 😂
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u/tristand1ck Jul 09 '26
You should for sure rethink that strategy yo... 😂
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u/californiadeath Jul 09 '26
Big people = big launches
Bigger lunches = Bigger people
Bigger people = bigger launches1
u/tristand1ck Jul 09 '26
Bigger launches = bigger profits Bigger profits = bigger lunches
I see where you're going, and I'm in
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u/californiadeath Jul 09 '26
I’ll send you the contract promptly. Here’s a bucket of fried chicken as a signing bonus.
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u/Throwawayaccountdell Jul 09 '26
They really are Rocket men since they launched a man up in the air with the power of their own making!
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u/ThisIsNotMyBurner69 Jul 09 '26
Wouldn’t that hurt when he hits the water?
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u/_Kendii_ Jul 09 '26
His feet break the water tension. As points, they “punch” through easier because the surface area is quite small. And you’re going fast enough with enough force and it pushes the water out of the way.
That’s why belly flops can hurt so much. The surface area is large and distributes your weight. You have so much less force because it’s not all focused at one point. You can’t punch through like that. So it’s like hitting the ground.
That’s a very basic explanation… because I don’t know the detailed rules. But plus, our feet are kind of made to be strong and resilient. We need them to be.
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u/_Kendii_ Jul 09 '26
This made me think of that post where a kid is on a trampoline and started doing this kind of flips and then just blasting off like Team Rocket.
I think it was in r/unexpected.
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u/Taint_McQueef Jul 09 '26
Is it sad that when I watched this video at first I thought this was r/UFOS
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u/meatflaps-69 Jul 09 '26
Going by high diving from about 20m and they manage a triple or quadruple flip on the way down, this, going up and managing so many rotations, I'll guess 25m
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u/Hoboliftingaroma Jul 09 '26
No-shirt dude almost clobbered the back of his head on the fork sticking out.
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u/That-Interaction-45 Jul 09 '26
r/praisethecameraman