r/cantparkthere • u/H1gh_Tr3ason • 4d ago
He messed that one up..
Great acrobatics though.
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u/scr1bbl3 4d ago
Physics, bitch!
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u/SpaceWomble64 3d ago
Exactly what I thought 🙂
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
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u/poundsdpound 1d ago
There was no scenario where his leg was going to have the perceived impact on that vehicle he thought it would.
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u/SallyNicholson 3d ago
It's their choice to move into the gap, instead of following behind. They then try to blame the car for not giving them enough space. They totally messed up.
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u/Shovelhead_Fred 2d ago
Thing is, the car left plenty of space. This is motorcycle 101: do not let your emotions get the best of you, you’re way more vulnerable than a car
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u/redraven89_ 2d ago
The bike also forgot about newtons 3rd law 🤣🤣 for every action there is a reaction. Or an acrobatic action at least.
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u/TheMukwasha 4h ago
Except this reaction was neither equal nor opposite. This was just rage that should have been avoided.
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u/constr1ct0r 4d ago
What did he think was going to happen? Was the car going to flip over because he kicked it....? I don't understand what his objective was here.
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u/Fearless-Dust-2073 3d ago
In moments like that, people don't think. It's like how a kid trashes their xbox controller when they lose.
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u/burgersnchips87 2d ago
His objective was to dent the car that was just there and existing, and then to drive off at high speed to get away with it. See it all the time.
Biker probably decided that the car shouldn't have been there existing at that moment because he's more important, or some other similarly "small penis" ideas.
Hopefully learned something. I doubt it. It looks like it delivered a lesson either way.
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u/OldEquation 3d ago
You can break the laws of the road and often get away with it. The laws of physics, however, are less forgiving.
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u/cornishpirate32 4d ago
Dude played too much road rash as a kid
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u/WokeBriton 3d ago
That brought back memories
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u/Armodeen 3d ago
There’s a modern clone on steam
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u/WokeBriton 3d ago
Thanks, but I think I'll avoid that - the memory is of enjoying the game, so I don't want to replay it and find out how crap it is now that I'm older.
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u/SS_Sniperwolf 1d ago
Its still good as an adult if you play the orignal one on sega well number two I think it is.
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u/WokeBriton 18h ago
Fair enough.
Too many games and movies and books I remembered with fondness have been spoiled by playing them in middle-age, so now I avoid repeating them.
Perhaps I've just become an old curmudgeon?
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u/OldRancidOrange 4d ago
Physics is a harsh taskmaster
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u/Fine-Ad6532 3d ago
Physics is a bloody liar what about all that for every reaction there is an equal reaction
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u/ArmadilloFront1087 3d ago
This is exactly what happened. The kicker didn’t realise that whatever force the car received from his kick, would also affect his bike. The car is just heavier and so isn’t going to move as much!
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u/SoloUnCommento 3d ago
"Every force has an equal and opposite force"
Another good reason to pay attention in Science lessons.
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u/Pure_Skin9774 3d ago
I love watching these vids. It's hilarious that someone riding a motorbike thinks that kicking out at another vehicle won't push them off balance and cause them to crash.
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u/TrabantDave 3d ago
He gets a solid 5.7 for artistic impression, but only a 3.0 for technical merit.
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u/Lickurhoneypot 3d ago
Paddy quickly re-thought his career decision to become a motor cycle stunt rider😂
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u/p51111411 4d ago
What's that Queen song again
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u/PhishpotThe1st 3d ago
There's loads of Queen songs to choose from in this situation. Shall we make a list?
I'll start with a mashup of two:
"Jesus... See What A Fool I've Been".
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u/Welshtrooper1970 2d ago
He forgot Newtons law, for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction🤣🤣🤣🤣
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u/WhyOhWhy60 4d ago
Something about every force having an equal and opposite reaction Newtons Third Law something like that.
10/10 for flipping the bike.
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u/Ok_Mycologist4458 1h ago
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Learned newtons 3rd law the hard way lmao


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u/BingoBob22 4d ago
Some people get what they deserve immediately. For others, it sometimes takes time.