Funny Images Thread

[Cowpolk]

Donuts mail box has been found

 

[Juggernaut]

 

[nightrain]

 

[YosemiteSam]

https://lh3.***BROKEN***/proxy/I9rM_sqIK0BzWriPtoTvetlZCheTuaSP8qQ1Jv0XFoWtvDQRgVdLHks_YB4T8FZWWOHKZtxq0TUG0hECweqxvZ9MM_4GNJ96zo7SYmzcX9DCD7ZByELgiar0uKX7f9RCH2Y0CBfaAJDHMav2xgHTP7ghHN3ls_yoD1qct6AMUHDoRLLXx8bA-eR8C6--ANFoi69f7sTM6O2ZkaM0nxsgm-E=w530-h342-p-k-rw

 

[YosemiteSam]

Ha! Fake!

 

[Runwildboys]

Holy crap, what an idiot!!!

 

[Runwildboys]

Ha! Fake!

How so? Maybe I could see it better on my computer, but it looks legit on my phone.

 

[Cowpolk]

How so? Maybe I could see it better on my computer, but it looks legit on my phone.

looks real there are people stupid enough to do that stuff

 

[Reality]

looks real there are people stupid enough to do that stuff

While I agree that plenty of people will do stupid things in videos these days, it looks fake to me as well because his trajectory never alters.

He should have landed several feet short of the water as gravity pulled him downward in a curved trajectory, but instead he continues consistently at a straight decline.

 

[Cowpolk]

While I agree that plenty of people will do stupid things in videos these days, it looks fake to me as well because his trajectory never alters.

He should have landed several feet short of the water as gravity pulled him downward in a curved trajectory, but instead he continues consistently at a straight decline.

Maybe he is part penguin

 

[nobody]

Looked fake to me unless he could fly. Gravity doesn't let you straight line like that unless he zip lined down.

 

[Runwildboys]

Looking at it again, I think it's a fisheye lens, distorting the image.

 

[YosemiteSam]

How so? Maybe I could see it better on my computer, but it looks legit on my phone.

Physics is one of my passions. The human legs are not capable of propelling his body that far that quickly. He would have splat on the concrete, not landed in the pool.

When you throw a ball. You will notice the further it goes, the more the arch will turn down. That's because gravity will overcome the forward kinetic energies within the ball forcing the ball's directional path to change. Notice this guy jumped a long distance, yet his forward path never changed. His path was a straight line from the ledge to the water.

That doesn't happen in physics unless the speed of the object can overcome the distance of travel. (throw a ball at a wall at 10' vs 100'.) At 10', you will have the strength to overcome gravy for those 10'. At 100', you aren't likely to be able to keep the ball on a straight line as gravity will start to overcome it's kinetic energy.

The ledge to the water has to be around 25'-30'. That's a damn long way for the human legs to push someone with enough kinetic energy to overcome gravity over the same distance.

 

[Runwildboys]

Physics is one of my passions. The human legs are not capable of propelling his body that far that quickly. He would have splat on the concrete, not landed in the pool.

When you throw a ball. You will notice the further it goes, the more the arch will turn down. That's because gravity will overcome the forward kinetic energies within the ball forcing the ball's directional path to change. Notice this guy jumped a long distance, yet his forward path never changed. His path was a straight line from the ledge to the water.

That doesn't happen in physics unless the speed of the object can overcome the distance of travel. (throw a ball at a wall at 10' vs 100'.) At 10', you will have the strength to overcome gravy for those 10'. At 100', you aren't likely to be able to keep the ball on a straight line as gravity will start to overcome it's kinetic energy.

The ledge to the water has to be around 25'-30'. That's a damn long way for the human legs to push someone with enough kinetic energy to overcome gravity over the same distance.

That's what I meant about the fisheye lens. Objects may be closer than they appear, which would also affect the appearance of his trajectory ......but that's just a thought.

 

[G2]

Lol, how does anyone know the measurements?

 

[YosemiteSam]

Look at the ledge he is standing on at a distance. He is around 25' up. The camera is looking down at the pool at around 45 degree angle. Do the math. He would have to jump at least 25' just to reach the pool.

I don't know a single person on Earth that can jump 25' without ever succumbing in the slightest to the Earth's gravitational pull to alter the course of their jump. (ie, a straight line jump with no course alteration via gravity)

The speed of the projectile is the only thing that can keep the flight straight and he clearly isn't strong enough to push his weight over a 25' distance.

 

[KJJ]

looks real there are people stupid enough to do that stuff

All the crazy stuff we’re seeing is due to social media. People will do anything today just to get “likes” and “views.” A lot of it is real and some of it is staged.

 

[G2]

Look at the ledge he is standing on at a distance. He is around 25' up. The camera is looking down at the pool at around 45 degree angle. Do the math. He would have to jump at least 25' just to reach the pool.

I don't know a single person on Earth that can jump 25' without ever succumbing in the slightest to the Earth's gravitational pull to alter the course of their jump. (ie, a straight line jump with no course alteration via gravity)

The speed of the projectile is the only thing that can keep the flight straight and he clearly isn't strong enough to push his weight over a 25' distance.

Where's 25' or 45 degrees coming from? All the objects are curved, even the pool looks fishy. I'm not willing to assume anything. Could be fake, but if a fish eye lens was used then it's guaranteed to be distorted.

 

[YosemiteSam]

Where's 25' or 45 degrees coming from? All the objects are curved, even the pool looks fishy. I'm not willing to assume anything. Could be fake, but if a fish eye lens was used then it's guaranteed to be distorted.

Look man, if you can't see it. (fish-eye doesn't matter in this case, as it's not distorted enough to even appear to break the laws of physics)

I'm not going to argue with you about it. Someone else can.

 

[G2]

Look man, if you can't see it. (fish-eye doesn't matter in this case, as it's not distorted enough to even appear to break the laws of physics)

I'm not going to argue with you about it. Someone else can.

Easy bud, just having a discussion. I just like to ask questions. Have a good one!