Look where you're going, dude
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Yeah I am gonna have to agree with the people saying this is BS. It would have to be a big ass gap for your WHOLE leg to fall through all the way up to your balls. And then what only ONE leg fell through? So you were doing like vertical splits?? Is anyone else having a hard time visualizing this? Plus there are children on this plane I am sure, if its was that big of a gap a kid could fall totally through and plummet to the concrete. Yeah, the more I think about it the more I am calling BS.
Yeah it's fake. The stewardess wouldn't have laughed but instead run up to you and tried to convince you in any way possible not to sue the airline company. And seriously? How can just one foot slip through? what happened to the other one, it went to the side?
how do you fall through that gap? do your feet stick out sideways or something?
#24 & #33 - laws and rules are a poor defense against people's stupidity, their disobedience is the privilege of those ignorant to them.
no mile high club for you! haha. I'm sorry, man. That sucks. But I had to say it :)
...and I really don't understand why no one gets this, but if they don't line up the ramp all the way to the door, it's pretty easy to fall through, one leg starts to, and the other gives out, falling up to your balls. I believe it. It's never happened to me and I've never seen it, but it's so obviously plausible...
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I've always wondered if people ever fall/get stuck there... same goes for the space between boats and the dock.
Why'd you let that stop you? It would be an interesting conversation starter, falling through the crack between the plane and the boarding ramp.