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Wow, wtf?
Then, the bounce house got taken by the wind and flew them up 50 ft high apparently, that looks MUCH higher to me than 50 feet tbh. Initial reports said 20 feet, police say about 50, looks much more. Apparently, the two boys are near death. How did this happen tbh?
Wow, wtf?
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...use-after-win/
Two boys and a girl, ejected at about 15 ft, the photo is probably when the wind took the house up without their weight.
The Girl is OK, one boy has traumatic head injuries.
That doesnt look close to 15 feet, think about it, the NBA rim is at 10 feet, that is not 5 feet higher than an NBA rim. As I said, reports were approximately 15-20 feet, police say 50 feet, it seems a bit higher than that but camera phones are tricky too.
Look at where the ground is to that, you're telling me thats 5 feet higher than a basketball rim?
That's some luck
I'm sure they'll bounce back from this.
I bet the girl was singing Let It Go Let It Go
every kid is singing this ...
the outcome is still up in the air
They fill those things with helium?
God went skeet shooting.
I'm just wondering how it kept that much shape flying off not connected to the air supply. In my experience, those things deflate pretty much immediately.
I know! It's very strange. Kid running around kicks plug and instantly there's 10 kids screaming (louder) and 100 parents panicking, pulling them out.
Probably the wind was blowing into the fill hole.
Dumbass dad didn't stake it down
once again, god is good
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