Need a new shirt!

Liar. If you’ve ever been to the Al aqsa mosque you’d see how there are 10 foot barriers erected on the side that faces the kotel to make it physically impossible for anyone to throw anything down there. Why lie? Must be a Jewish trait….

The wild thing is, it took man around a quarter of a million years to do this. And this is all it takes ;-)

This is nothing new why are we saying this is the future?

Это будущее уже лет 10 как, если не больше.

Terorism Palestine asshole people

On a completely unrelated note, most paramotoring deaths happen during takeoff or landing.

your neighbors must love you. poor choice of lzs

Карлсон в реальной жизни 🤣🔥

One person that knows how to use it

So. Fucking. Cool.

FLETCH!!!

❤👍😃

Hey it was nice meeting you Sunday hope. Thanks for sharing your channel

I had the same thing last night, but my flight only lasted three minutes in Massachusetts. Soon as I got over the trees, it was harsh. Got to fly though.!!

Weather was “Ify” but I took off anyway, 6 minutes later I was on the ground! 😀

A friend of mine used to do this hey do it all the time God Rest his soul 24 years old

Oct 7 training in progress

Im from Montgomery. Seen you many times flying around prattvegas

I start training in 3 days. $3000 is well worth the safety.

While this might be expected here with the uneven ground and the trees, this “skip” here is still rare.

How much its cage cost only without engine sir ? I have already engine Corsair black devil so I want only cage in india ??can it’s possible

💋 *PromoSM*

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Good thing about big families - they can all help with the take off!

They’re zealots who prey on young girls and prop up puppy mills. It’s gross.

:") man ur a legend. glad i came across this wholesome content

Judging by the clothing and casual friendliness, they're probably Menonites(sp?) From what I understand they're like more lax Amish.

I love the thumbnail it's both wholesome and a little funny just from the absurdity of it and how random it is...

Yeahs

Believing it or not, I'm walking on air........

My family moved to upstate NY and my parents hired a local Amish contractor and his sons to make some renovations on our house and small barn. After a few months, the hay in the hayloft spontaneously combusted and burnt down the whole thing, killing many animals and was probably the scariest thing to ever happen to my family. Within days, the Amish contractor (named Eli) took it upon himself to meet with some friends to devise a plan to build us an entirely new barn completely free of charge (all my parents had to supply was the building materials). They had members of neighboring Amish communities in nearby states come and pull off this huge masterpiece of a barn in just a few weeks. I was glued to the window for the entire time, watching them place hay in strategic spots so they could hang by the rafters with one arm, hammer nails in with the other, and fall to land on hay if they needed to. They were like monkeys, putting themselves in danger but fully trusting their abilities and never getting hurt, despite completely minimal safety measures. More than that, EVERYONE had a task/job and ANY given time and their efficiency was absolutely mind-boggling. The finished barn was easily twice the size of the one that burned down and stands strong and tall to this day some 20 years later. I'll always love Amish people for that and luckily my parents and sister have always obliged to giving Eli and his family rides to PA to visit their cousins as a small way to repay their kindness. To this day, that was the most love/support from a community I've ever personally felt/benefitted from. And to think that we weren't even members of their Amish community for them to go so above and beyond for, it was really just that Eli's word carried weight as he was and remains a respected man amongst their community and he knew my parents were good people who were struck with misfortune.

My mans hats phukd

Amish folks are Kind, and welcoming in every case I have met them, and really nice of them to allow you to do this on their land.

But look at all the cars?

damn risky

That's how you land when they're shooting at you.

Amish on an electric mobility scooter ????...W.T.F.... 😮

12:01 there he is there is the culprit did you see that? old Amish man sitting in an electric scooter motorized machine... he broke the sacred amish RULE no machines!!

wow awesome horse stable built into the house i love it

Awesome Toy. what happens if the para fails? do you have a back up somehow?

Amish people seem so nice!! :D

I wonder what my vertigo would do if I tried that.

Would be funny if you flew over the maze shouting "you're going the wrong way!!" at people inside

Did you train at Aviator Paramotor? If so, how many flights did you get in?

Smooth like butter

The two women at 9:35 look like twins

Very respectful, huge props

As far as I understand amish culture, they do not hate technology or reject it. They're just putting the use of modern things to an absolute minimum, living mostly in the 19th century. I don't think Amish would reject glasses, hearing aids or walkers if those things help the community. They just put their community first, and limit the use of modern life stuff as far as they can.