When I was a kid over 50 years ago one of our neighbors a couple of houses down decided they wanted the world's largest above ground swimming pool. So they went out and bought nine swimming pools all the same size of 18 feet by 36 feet and about four and a half feed deep by design. He spent all spring and well into the summer cobbling them all together "welding" the plastic liners together, bolting the walls together, digging a bowl shape hole in the ground so the middle of the pool was eight feet deep and so on. When he got done the pool was fifty four feet wide and 108 feet long and about eight feet deep. He then began to fill it. Normally one would call the fire department and pay a fee which was a flat rate plus a per gallon fee. But the fire department took one look and said no and drove off leaving him with an empty pool. But undeterred he got out his garden hose and turned it on and it took a little over a week of running that hose continuously 24 hours a day. It was ready to go for his first pool party on July 4. Everyone in the neighborhood came over to watch it being built and being filled. He then invited everyone over for the inaugural pool party. So everything went, er, um, swimmingly. Then about a week later I woke up in my basement bedroom and went to get out of bed and found my feet in about a foot of water. I came upstairs to alert my parents who went down stairs and were scratching their heads then we went out on the deck and found our entire yard under a foot of water and was gushing into the basement. My dad quickly went down stairs and shut off some utilities and grabbed his most expensive power tools and then went into my room and grabbed a few things and by the time he was done our basement was in three feet of water. I'd have drowned if it happened an hour earlier. We called the fire department not knowing who else to call and they drove down the street and as it happens we were slightly down hill from that neighbor with the giant pool. The pool had failed earlier in the morning and out gushed a river with no place to go but our yard. The fire department ended up calling in three more trucks and they continuously pumped the water out of our yard/basement and over a thousand feet down the road over a little hill and into a stream that took the water a mile away into a pond. So of course my Dad was furious with our neighbor, sued and eventually won having a lien put on their house and forcing them to sell it to pay for the damages. We spent the summer and part of the fall living in a nearby motel while repairs were done. Our house was worth about 25k and it was estimated that about 12k in damages were done which was a lot. That was more than what my Dad earned in a year working for the post office. Everything was fixed and we were moved back in my Halloween and it was the following year when we got reimbursed. This incident inspired our town to pass an ordinance requiring all home owners to carry at least 25k in liability insurance. It also inspired me to always make sure I consult a topographical map prior to moving in to any place to make sure we were not in a valley or down hill from a major water source.
I don't know why anyone would want thousands of gallons of water rushing onto their property from purposely collapsing their pool. When we upgraded our above ground pool we drained the old pool with a hose. One would think all that water near your home could cause damage. Not to mention if you have neighbors that live close enough to cause damage to their property.
11:22 Notice the electric transformer service box in the corner by the fence being flooded. That could have been the end of anyone touching the water. They were lucky.
I'm curious how many of the neighbors are enthusiastic, when tens of thousands of gallons of water suddenly come through their fence and flood their yards, or worse?
@elaineellis8099 I think the dogs got out safely, they run off with the horse, and it's rider...I think. I don't know for a fact, but I shared your concern until I'd re-watched that part of video.❤❤
And Mexico, Nepal, Netherlands, Taiwan, South Africa, Portugal…. Obviously you didn’t watch the video. Must be all the elephants and baboons that confused you
The pool with a bucket of dry ice in it could asphyxiate people and animals from the large amount of CO2, which is odorless - just like carbon monoxide.. It stays low if no wind, and can collect nearby in any depressions long enough to kill - including in a basement if a window or door is open and it is carried that way. Getting in the pool could get you a Darwin Award.
Classifying the people having problems in this video compilation: - Wanna-bees: Above ground pools. - Rich: Below ground pools. - Super rich: Pools way above ground, like on top of buildings. The poor don't have these problems!
@@burt66669999 WHAT'S YOUR POINT? I said, "I Love the Bear", and even if it is a Grizzly, it is also still a bear that's black so it can also be called a black bear. So, again, What's Your Point? I didn't say I love the Black Bear. I said BEAR, and a grizzly bear is, guess what, A BEAR!
@@Tammy_KellyNJC_AR. At 8:34,the narrator called him a black bear, I just assumed that’s what “Burt” was referring to and not your comment? (Because you didn’t say black or grizzly) It was my favorite video too.
That first earthquake in a pool shot scared me when the guy got turned around,momentarily losing his way!!! That second earthquake registered as a 7.3,in a pool with that one guy was so cool with his attitude! Stay calm & walk right out! I hope, God Forbid, that everyone that happens to has that second guys luck!!! Great videos! TYSM!!!
Ditto on the nitwit in "Star Wars" t-shirt with the two knives, while his little daughter was in the pool (25:40). I don't want to imagine what could have happened if the water burst out with more force/speed and he slipped while trying to jump out of the way.
It breaks my heart to see people destroying perfectly good or repairable pools when there's so many kids that would leap at a chance to have one, but they are just out of reach for their parents to buy one.
@@boblabla4756 Apparently you're not so good at sussing out subject matter in videos so let me help you. This video is about POOLS not FOOD. If it had been about food then my comment would have been about that subject matter. And laying out what could be thousands of dollars in one go isn't an achievable goal for some. However monthly supplies are within range. And maintenance? Not everyone is as lazy as you seem to be under the impression about. Maybe that's from experience, or lack thereof at least. You also seem to be under the impression that people shouldn't express any sadness when they see so much waste that someone else could enjoy. Especially kids. I guess you're not someone that's concerned about how much waste there is or carbon footprinting. You'd rather just throw it all in a dump somewhere right away instead of recycling as much as possible. As far as that selfish foot of yours goes. I suggest you chew vigorously so you don't choke yourself to death. What an ass.
@@boblabla4756 Apparently you're not so good at sussing out subject matter in videos so let me help you. This video is about POOLS not FOOD. If it had been about food then my comment would have been about that subject matter. And laying out what could be thousands of dollars in one go isn't an achievable goal for some. However monthly supplies are within range. And maintenance? Not everyone is as lazy as you seem to be under the impression about. Maybe that's from experience, or lack thereof at least. You also seem to be under the impression that people shouldn't express any sadness when they see so much waste that someone else could enjoy. Especially kids. I guess you're not someone that's concerned about how much waste there is or carbon footprinting. You'd rather just throw it all in a dump somewhere right away instead of recycling as much as possible. As far as that selfish foot of yours goes. I suggest you chew vigorously so you don't choke yourself to death.
@@boblabla4756 Apparently you're not so good at sussing out subject matter in videos so let me help you. This video is about POOLS not FOOD. If it had been about food then my comment would have been about that subject matter. And laying out what could be thousands of dollars in one go isn't an achievable goal for some. However monthly supplies are within range. And maintenance? Not everyone is as lazy as you seem to be under the impression about. Maybe that's from experience, or lack thereof at least. You also seem to be under the impression that people shouldn't express any sadness when they see so much waste that someone else could enjoy. Especially kids. I guess you're not someone that's concerned about how much waste there is or carbon footprinting. You'd rather just throw it all in a dump somewhere right away instead of recycling as much as possible. As far as that selfish foot of yours goes. I suggest you chew vigorously so you don't choke yourself to death.
@@boblabla4756 Apparently you're not so good at sussing out subject matter in videos, so let me help you. This video is about POOLS, not FOOD. If it had been about food, then my comment would have been about that subject matter. And laying out what could be thousands of dollars in one go isn't an achievable goal for some. However, monthly supplies are within range. And maintenance? Not everyone is as lazy as you seem to be under the impression about. Maybe that's from experience, or lack thereof at least. You also seem to be under the impression that people shouldn't express any sadness when they see so much waste that someone else could enjoy. Especially kids. I guess you're not someone that's concerned about how much waste there is or carbon footprinting. You'd rather just throw it all in a dump somewhere right away instead of recycling as much as possible. As far as that selfish foot of yours goes. I suggest you chew vigorously so you don't choke yourself to death.
I have vacuumed glass tops out of pools a few times. Not hail, but high wind gusts blew the umbrella set in. You have to be super thorough getting it out, as glass is completely invisible under water.
Ya, they do it I'm the us as well. When there is a forest fire, they go to the nearest body of water. I would welcome them to mine if there were a fire! In fact, someone who did complain would be the karenist of all karens!
Maybe not if that is what is available. I also doubt really badly muddy water tastes any better, and elephants and everything drinks that too if it's the only thing there is.
It actually looks like it might be set up for them specifically. It could be a safari park. Also, some pools use salt water instead of chlorine. So, it also could have been one of those.
Salt water pools are still chlorine. The only difference is that the chlorine is generated on site through low voltage electrolysis as opposed to dumping chlorine out of a bucket. The compound of salt is Sodium Chloride. Electrolysis separates the compound into the individual elements of Sodium and Chlorine. It really is no different chemically from using chlorine tabs it’s just a different way to sanitize the pool.
For the first one, it is not just he pool that is endangered, that entire structure is now totally unsafe.
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.. and they left the pool full of water to assist the collapse and insurance claim. If I were a claims agent I would reject the claim and declare negligence. Then I would make him pay for the structure he flooded downhill. I look at the construction of the pool and it actually performed pretty good considering that it was built from an assortment of scrap bricks and was floating on a 60 degree slope.
I am sure it was fun for some of the pool owners to empty their pools in such a dramatic fashion, but their neighbors might not have enjoyed being flooded...
referencing the guy striking the wall and making the pool water bounce. I don't know the physics, but the structure covering the pool seems to be a flexible-ish sort of material like a commercial tent material , so when the guy's impact on the wall sets up a vibration in the walls (possibly the whole airspace) and then the vibration travels into the water and it "jumps" in a wave for the length of the pool.
I think you're right except that it's the condensation on the ceiling that is being knocked off by the vibration... it got less and less each time he did it, I suspect he's used to clearing the ceiling like that so it's not all drippy on people using the pool.
5:21 Why was the lawn idiot racing the mower around the pool so fast? If I was the homeowner and he just trashed the water like that, he wouldn’t be taking care of my home any longer. He was in way too big of a hurry in a confined space. Recipe for disaster! 5:32 Not only does the state owe him the cost of the water (which most states reimburse homeowners when water is taken to fight fires), but they owe them one styrofoam pool ring. That chopper made confetti out of that ring!😧 Very lucky the chopper didn’t lose control.
In the wave pool ppl were running from the wave. You dive into the wave and come up on the other side. I did that all the time when I lived in Fla. 😊😊😊
That cowboy has some roping skills and those chopper pilots/firefighters are very brave if not a tad careless. When something hits your blades you ought to land and check it out for damage.
The thing I learned from watching some of these clips. Yes Virginia, there are donuts with guns. And the amount of people willing to put their kids in danger (from getting drunk and shooting at their pools, not the pools breaking) is staggering. No doubt they do it for content. The human population is devolving not evolving. Wow.
I wonder what the neighbors of those people who emptied their pools on purpose by cutting or shooting them might have thought if part of the mini flood ended on their yards. Not necessarily good for something like flower beds.
When I was a kid over 50 years ago one of our neighbors a couple of houses down decided they wanted the world's largest above ground swimming pool. So they went out and bought nine swimming pools all the same size of 18 feet by 36 feet and about four and a half feed deep by design. He spent all spring and well into the summer cobbling them all together "welding" the plastic liners together, bolting the walls together, digging a bowl shape hole in the ground so the middle of the pool was eight feet deep and so on. When he got done the pool was fifty four feet wide and 108 feet long and about eight feet deep. He then began to fill it. Normally one would call the fire department and pay a fee which was a flat rate plus a per gallon fee. But the fire department took one look and said no and drove off leaving him with an empty pool. But undeterred he got out his garden hose and turned it on and it took a little over a week of running that hose continuously 24 hours a day. It was ready to go for his first pool party on July 4. Everyone in the neighborhood came over to watch it being built and being filled. He then invited everyone over for the inaugural pool party. So everything went, er, um, swimmingly. Then about a week later I woke up in my basement bedroom and went to get out of bed and found my feet in about a foot of water. I came upstairs to alert my parents who went down stairs and were scratching their heads then we went out on the deck and found our entire yard under a foot of water and was gushing into the basement. My dad quickly went down stairs and shut off some utilities and grabbed his most expensive power tools and then went into my room and grabbed a few things and by the time he was done our basement was in three feet of water. I'd have drowned if it happened an hour earlier. We called the fire department not knowing who else to call and they drove down the street and as it happens we were slightly down hill from that neighbor with the giant pool. The pool had failed earlier in the morning and out gushed a river with no place to go but our yard. The fire department ended up calling in three more trucks and they continuously pumped the water out of our yard/basement and over a thousand feet down the road over a little hill and into a stream that took the water a mile away into a pond. So of course my Dad was furious with our neighbor, sued and eventually won having a lien put on their house and forcing them to sell it to pay for the damages. We spent the summer and part of the fall living in a nearby motel while repairs were done. Our house was worth about 25k and it was estimated that about 12k in damages were done which was a lot. That was more than what my Dad earned in a year working for the post office. Everything was fixed and we were moved back in my Halloween and it was the following year when we got reimbursed. This incident inspired our town to pass an ordinance requiring all home owners to carry at least 25k in liability insurance. It also inspired me to always make sure I consult a topographical map prior to moving in to any place to make sure we were not in a valley or down hill from a major water source.
Somehow I feel sorry for the guy.
Wow!
@@winterlink27me too but while it’s cool to be ambitious physics might have something to say about your big dreams
What an awful waste of a good pool!
I don't know why anyone would want thousands of gallons of water rushing onto their property from purposely collapsing their pool. When we upgraded our above ground pool we drained the old pool with a hose. One would think all that water near your home could cause damage. Not to mention if you have neighbors that live close enough to cause damage to their property.
11:22 Notice the electric transformer service box in the corner by the fence being flooded. That could have been the end of anyone touching the water. They were lucky.
BBQ in the making
I was waiting for it.
Suddenly, it makes sense to put them up on poles,...
I love the bear chilling out in kiddies pool...❤
The elephants are just the sweetest ❤
WOW some of these people are complete idiots.😳
WOW When I write such things, it always gets deleted 😮
@@paulpaulsen7777
Mine do too !! There's SOOO many things I wanted to write, but knew it'd be instantly deleted !! Very frustrating 😡
@@juliecook6057 Thing is, they even delete a lot of normal comments, about nature, history or whatever. This platform is getting pretty numb
Good video. What I don't get though is why buy a pool if your going to destroy it?
Yeah, I also don't get it. Unless its so cheap that they buy one every year.
I'm curious how many of the neighbors are enthusiastic, when tens of thousands of gallons of water suddenly come through their fence and flood their yards, or worse?
Are you really curious about that? Isn’t it blindingly obvious?
I'm impressed with the guy and his horse roping the steer exiting the pool. Wow.
Hope the dog got out ok
@@elaineellis8099 of course it did. dogs are always around horses.
@@marilynwillett804 So you know it got out safely yeah !
That's a 'mercan cowboy right there! 😅
@elaineellis8099 I think the dogs got out safely, they run off with the horse, and it's rider...I think. I don't know for a fact, but I shared your concern until I'd re-watched that part of video.❤❤
Only in America people shoot their swimming pools.
As an American, that's embarrassing to me.
@@sandimccarthy2067you are clearly a responsible American
They sho ot everything
And Mexico, Nepal, Netherlands, Taiwan, South Africa, Portugal…. Obviously you didn’t watch the video. Must be all the elephants and baboons that confused you
@@bettybrodnan850 Thoae people didn't shot their pools though.
The pool with a bucket of dry ice in it could asphyxiate people and animals from the large amount of CO2, which is odorless - just like carbon monoxide.. It stays low if no wind, and can collect nearby in any depressions long enough to kill - including in a basement if a window or door is open and it is carried that way. Getting in the pool could get you a Darwin Award.
yeah i would never have done that.
Classifying the people having problems in this video compilation:
- Wanna-bees: Above ground pools.
- Rich: Below ground pools.
- Super rich: Pools way above ground, like on top of buildings.
The poor don't have these problems!
Wow I Give the cowboy a lot of credit for roping that steer IN THE POOL !
I LOVE THE BEAR!!!!
Pretty sure it's a griz...not a black bear.
@@burt66669999 WHAT'S YOUR POINT? I said, "I Love the Bear", and even if it is a Grizzly, it is also still a bear that's black so it can also be called a black bear. So, again, What's Your Point? I didn't say I love the Black Bear. I said BEAR, and a grizzly bear is, guess what, A BEAR!
@@Tammy_KellyNJC_AR. At 8:34,the narrator called him a black bear, I just assumed that’s what “Burt” was referring to and not your comment? (Because you didn’t say black or grizzly) It was my favorite video too.
@@lauramitchell6725 I sincerely apologize to you for my early reply.
@@Tammy_KellyNJC_AR 👍🤭
That first earthquake in a pool shot scared me when the guy got turned around,momentarily losing his way!!! That second earthquake registered as a 7.3,in a pool with that one guy was so cool with his attitude! Stay calm & walk right out! I hope, God Forbid, that everyone that happens to has that second guys luck!!! Great videos! TYSM!!!
He didn't get turned around or lose his way, he was trying to catch the wave & body-surf.
That first pool was doomed from the moment it was built. That slope was WAY too steep to hold up the weight of a pool for very long.
Weren't even any proper foundations. It was just built on sand. The collapse was inevitable.
That was a tough location for a pool
That also was the result of an earthquake!
Looks like a sandy area as well.
discharging a Firearm in a Residential Area is absolutely unlawful, dangerous and idiotic
Ditto on the nitwit in "Star Wars" t-shirt with the two knives, while his little daughter was in the pool (25:40). I don't want to imagine what could have happened if the water burst out with more force/speed and he slipped while trying to jump out of the way.
That's why you only hunt pools when in season. 🏊🏻🏄♂️
"If I fits, I sits!" Random black bear.
Kudos to the cowboy with the lasso!
Build your house on a hill they said! It will be fine they said!
It breaks my heart to see people destroying perfectly good or repairable pools when there's so many kids that would leap at a chance to have one, but they are just out of reach for their parents to buy one.
Yeah, forgot all the perfectly good food employees are forced to throw away.
The kids need pools! They're not only cheap but easy to maintain!
@@boblabla4756 Apparently you're not so good at sussing out subject matter in videos so let me help you. This video is about POOLS not FOOD. If it had been about food then my comment would have been about that subject matter.
And laying out what could be thousands of dollars in one go isn't an achievable goal for some. However monthly supplies are within range. And maintenance? Not everyone is as lazy as you seem to be under the impression about. Maybe that's from experience, or lack thereof at least.
You also seem to be under the impression that people shouldn't express any sadness when they see so much waste that someone else could enjoy. Especially kids.
I guess you're not someone that's concerned about how much waste there is or carbon footprinting. You'd rather just throw it all in a dump somewhere right away instead of recycling as much as possible.
As far as that selfish foot of yours goes. I suggest you chew vigorously so you don't choke yourself to death.
What an ass.
@@boblabla4756 Apparently you're not so good at sussing out subject matter in videos so let me help you. This video is about POOLS not FOOD. If it had been about food then my comment would have been about that subject matter.
And laying out what could be thousands of dollars in one go isn't an achievable goal for some. However monthly supplies are within range. And maintenance? Not everyone is as lazy as you seem to be under the impression about. Maybe that's from experience, or lack thereof at least.
You also seem to be under the impression that people shouldn't express any sadness when they see so much waste that someone else could enjoy. Especially kids.
I guess you're not someone that's concerned about how much waste there is or carbon footprinting. You'd rather just throw it all in a dump somewhere right away instead of recycling as much as possible.
As far as that selfish foot of yours goes. I suggest you chew vigorously so you don't choke yourself to death.
@@boblabla4756 Apparently you're not so good at sussing out subject matter in videos so let me help you. This video is about POOLS not FOOD. If it had been about food then my comment would have been about that subject matter.
And laying out what could be thousands of dollars in one go isn't an achievable goal for some. However monthly supplies are within range. And maintenance? Not everyone is as lazy as you seem to be under the impression about. Maybe that's from experience, or lack thereof at least.
You also seem to be under the impression that people shouldn't express any sadness when they see so much waste that someone else could enjoy. Especially kids.
I guess you're not someone that's concerned about how much waste there is or carbon footprinting. You'd rather just throw it all in a dump somewhere right away instead of recycling as much as possible.
As far as that selfish foot of yours goes. I suggest you chew vigorously so you don't choke yourself to death.
@@boblabla4756 Apparently you're not so good at sussing out subject matter in videos, so let me help you. This video is about POOLS, not FOOD. If it had been about food, then my comment would have been about that subject matter.
And laying out what could be thousands of dollars in one go isn't an achievable goal for some. However, monthly supplies are within range. And maintenance? Not everyone is as lazy as you seem to be under the impression about. Maybe that's from experience, or lack thereof at least.
You also seem to be under the impression that people shouldn't express any sadness when they see so much waste that someone else could enjoy. Especially kids.
I guess you're not someone that's concerned about how much waste there is or carbon footprinting. You'd rather just throw it all in a dump somewhere right away instead of recycling as much as possible.
As far as that selfish foot of yours goes. I suggest you chew vigorously so you don't choke yourself to death.
Some people have a really strange method of watering their lawn.
😂 A little excessive too.
Absolutely jaw-dropping moments-each one more shocking than the last!
Loved the elephants!
These grown ups are worse then children😡😡why distroy the pool in the first place
18:07 poor little one... glad that he could make it himself
don't underestimate dogs.
02:21 The pool didn't collapse, the roof did 🤷♀
28.38 the effect is called making the condensation droplets falls from the roof :D
The bartender did not abandon his station. ❤
Sudden freak hailstorm in Southern California.....our pool went nuts. Damaged much of our pool furniture. Glass tables are a bad idea.
I have vacuumed glass tops out of pools a few times. Not hail, but high wind gusts blew the umbrella set in. You have to be super thorough getting it out, as glass is completely invisible under water.
When I was a kid, I always wanted a pool. Never got one. And here are all these people deliberately destroying their pools. Ouch.
The helicopter pilots in Portugal; very resourceful and good piloting too. 😊❤
Ya, they do it I'm the us as well. When there is a forest fire, they go to the nearest body of water. I would welcome them to mine if there were a fire! In fact, someone who did complain would be the karenist of all karens!
@@MishaThePolly_Therian yup, in Australia too!
They do that in the States too.
And Canada.
elephants dont mind drinking chlorine water?
Maybe not if that is what is available. I also doubt really badly muddy water tastes any better, and elephants and everything drinks that too if it's the only thing there is.
they seemed a bit hesistent.
Possible salt cleaned water.
It actually looks like it might be set up for them specifically. It could be a safari park. Also, some pools use salt water instead of chlorine. So, it also could have been one of those.
Salt water pools are still chlorine. The only difference is that the chlorine is generated on site through low voltage electrolysis as opposed to dumping chlorine out of a bucket. The compound of salt is Sodium Chloride. Electrolysis separates the compound into the individual elements of Sodium and Chlorine. It really is no different chemically from using chlorine tabs it’s just a different way to sanitize the pool.
Here, the red tape for emptying and refilling a pool is ridiculous.
People forget that a gallon of water weighs 10 pounds, so a 2000 gallon pool weighs 20,000 pounds.
These people that destroy their huge pools either quit swimming for good or are rich enought to buy a new one every summer.
For the first one, it is not just he pool that is endangered, that entire structure is now totally unsafe.
.. and they left the pool full of water to assist the collapse and insurance claim. If I were a claims agent I would reject the claim and declare negligence. Then I would make him pay for the structure he flooded downhill. I look at the construction of the pool and it actually performed pretty good considering that it was built from an assortment of scrap bricks and was floating on a 60 degree slope.
Good compilation - who knew that pools could be so interesting ☺️👍
Water is heavy and a powerful force - often lethal.
My favorite is the pool at 29:09 with its beautifully mathematical waves caused by an earthquake.
I am sure it was fun for some of the pool owners to empty their pools in such a dramatic fashion, but their neighbors might not have enjoyed being flooded...
I had to wait a whole 35 seconds to confirm why I don't have or want a cliff-edge swimming pool.
I never thought someone could be lost in heavy seas, in a swimming pool
1:05 He talks about it being terrifying and plays scary music, but don’t be fooled. Those kids are having a blast
Was going to say this, one was even trying to body-surf.
No idea why some of these are destroying their pools, but maybe they are getting new ones installed the next day.
Lasso in the middle, where it can be pulled really hard. Impressive!
It was around the cattle's neck, but as it stepped out of the water it somehow slipped down and the legs went through the rope.
Great Video 🏊🏻🏄♂️ Well done
Why do so many destroy their pools?
Health and Safety. While the media do not tend to report it, do people fill in their pools due to drownings?
It's a little less mysterious if you've ever had to CLEAN pools.
Thank you for your tireless efforts to bring this wonderful video.
At 1:54 : the parking lot was NOT empty.
@8:46 Dad must have hollered , “I need a beer!” But the bear thought he said ,” I need a bear.” Honest mistake. 🤣😉
Great video some are funny but some are scary the cars ending in a pool is freaky
Very fun collection. Thank you.
14:38 suddenly there comes a guy out of the swimmingpool XD
I wondered about that. Couldn't tell how / why they got in there.
Why are so many people destroying their pools on purpose??
The Black Bear was cooling off and decided to take a nap 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
When, @11:56 you said 'moose love to swim', I had a hecklefish fish singing 'camels love to dance' in my head! 😆
Loooove the hecklefish 👍 ☺
Wow! Someone didn’t know how to do the math for the pool?!
Proof that above-ground pools are a largely a waste of money and earthquakes are crazier than we realize.
Every second of this is worth it, reminding me life is full of wonderful surprises!
15:12 where did that guy even come from? Through the wall or some portal from another dimension? lol
i tought the same thing. lol
Loooove the bear. But i can't help thinking about how some of these people have such black dirty pools. Have none of them heard of chorine?
smooth transitions kept every fail flowing perfectly
brilliant video, love the 18:18 family rushing in, lol 😂
amazing video, the moments better and better
referencing the guy striking the wall and making the pool water bounce. I don't know the physics, but the structure covering the pool seems to be a flexible-ish sort of material like a commercial tent material , so when the guy's impact on the wall sets up a vibration in the walls (possibly the whole airspace) and then the vibration travels into the water and it "jumps" in a wave for the length of the pool.
I think you're right except that it's the condensation on the ceiling that is being knocked off by the vibration... it got less and less each time he did it, I suspect he's used to clearing the ceiling like that so it's not all drippy on people using the pool.
5:21 Why was the lawn idiot racing the mower around the pool so fast? If I was the homeowner and he just trashed the water like that, he wouldn’t be taking care of my home any longer. He was in way too big of a hurry in a confined space. Recipe for disaster!
5:32 Not only does the state owe him the cost of the water (which most states reimburse homeowners when water is taken to fight fires), but they owe them one styrofoam pool ring. That chopper made confetti out of that ring!😧 Very lucky the chopper didn’t lose control.
There is no rebar in the first bunch of pool crashing. No wonder they failed
Maybe we shouldn't build anything on the SIDE OF A MOUNTAIN!!!
Why do disasters always look so cool?😅
Why would you wreck a perfectly good pool
Haven't Americans heard of siphons? Or keeping the pool water free of bacteria?
Lily-Bravo 21:40 what do you think?
@@dannymccarty6680 It didn't work. I use a siphon to drain my fishpond. It's easy.
The cowboy on the bull one just left his dog in the pool, clinging to the side! Poor puppy!
wrong they know exactly what they're doing.
1:46 The 'parking lot' may have been empty but the car park had a car in it that was visible on camera.
Nice video
Well the backyard pool failures equals no need to water the lawn for the year
why do they destroy their own pool?
In the wave pool ppl were running from the wave. You dive into the wave and come up on the other side. I did that all the time when I lived in Fla. 😊😊😊
Wow, that was a really dangerous situation! Lucky no one was seriously hurt.
1:46
Except for that one car 💀
Gotta ask why so may people are destroying their own pools ???
They should try those with a pool full of rubber duckies!
That cowboy has some roping skills and those chopper pilots/firefighters are very brave if not a tad careless. When something hits your blades you ought to land and check it out for damage.
Good video 💯
The thing I learned from watching some of these clips.
Yes Virginia, there are donuts with guns. And the amount of people willing to put their kids in danger (from getting drunk and shooting at their pools, not the pools breaking) is staggering. No doubt they do it for content. The human population is devolving not evolving. Wow.
That one car in the empty parking lot
ready washed !
Imagine showing someone a video of an event, then telling them about the event as if you didn’t just show them.
17:33 the driver died in the accident in Plum, PA
25:50 Well, I guess that's one way to wash the windows of a skyscraper....
lol
Thinking the same thing too !! 😄
Cowboy just left that yellow lab hanging on for dear life on the side of the pool. 😅
Et pendant ce temps là, des centaines de milliers de personnes n'ont pas accès à l'eau potable....
Nice video🥰
The biggest mistake in this video is when the narrator not knowing how to pronounce the country Taiwan
Or Pompano Beach, Fla.
I think the way he pronounced Taiwan was just his accent. I haven’t heard the other pronunciation yet.
15:10 Is no one going to mention the guy appearing out of nowhear, jumping into the hectic pool!!!!!
The comment I was looking for!!! I was like wait…where did that guy come from😳
FOUND HIM !! @15.10 He's BARELY visible on the far right side near the hedge and then gets swept in, but poor video quality makes it hard !!
I appreciate the build quality of those camera phones in water 😅
These people are so wasteful. Disgusting.
When people gripe about building codes and government oversight, show them videos like this.
I wonder what the neighbors of those people who emptied their pools on purpose by cutting or shooting them might have thought if part of the mini flood ended on their yards. Not necessarily good for something like flower beds.
23:14 what is this place?
3:16 The stars at night are big and bright, deep in the heart of Texas
You got a love the rodeo action win the cow went into the swimming pool!!
19:56 This pool is cheap plastic junk, which cannot hold the water. Furthermore the ultraviolet light of the sun is slowly destroying the material.