Yeah. The spinning was a dead giveaway. Funny that I don't remember them showing that part on Mythbusters. I think they often test ridiculous myths on that show as an excuse to blow stuff up.
I'm guessing you're right Barg. Half the myths they've tested I've gone "Pffft, no freaking way." And they usually end up building some super expensive machine that can do what the myth claims, but not anywhere near *how* the myth claims it's done.
This is fake. They totally busted this on Mythbusters.
Still, it's cool to see the original video in its entirety.
Once again I am rendered speechless by the antics of the Japenese. Whether fake or not.
And Bargaintuan beat me to it.
However, even if it hadn't been busted, I still would have deemed it fake by the fact that he spun around while flying in a static direction.
Nonetheless, it was a wonderfully silly video. I think when we dropped the atomic bomb on Japan, it messed up their brains.
First saw that yesterday, when it was on the b3ta links board.
Yeah. The spinning was a dead giveaway. Funny that I don't remember them showing that part on Mythbusters. I think they often test ridiculous myths on that show as an excuse to blow stuff up.
"First saw that yesterday, when it was on the b3ta links board."
We both visit b3ta, thank you for pointing it out every time.
I'm guessing you're right Barg. Half the myths they've tested I've gone "Pffft, no freaking way." And they usually end up building some super expensive machine that can do what the myth claims, but not anywhere near *how* the myth claims it's done.
Which makes it cool.