Mont Saint Michel Tide Rescue

[@christophermcdermott6085]

Definitely they where very lucky, because of the brave men who where putting there own lives at risk.

[@msmt1948]

Felicitation a ces 2 pompiers ,pour leur acte plus que courageux ,pour avoir sauve ces quatres touristes qui de toute evidence n'avaient pas pris bonne mesure des dangers de la baie.Chapeau bas au "vaillant" yves et la non moins "vaillante" julie pour cette "action de bravoure" ainsi qu' a loic venu en renfort juste apres avec son canot. happy end ,tout le monde en sort indemme.Meme si cela n'a aucune valeur vous avez mon plus humble respect. "quand y'en a pou l'un, y'en a pou l'autre".

[@Ndriana]

Chapeau bas à toute l'équipe. Une question me taraude cependant : on dirait que ces pompiers n'ont pas de gilet et comment se fait-il qu'ils aient mis tant de temps à envoyer un canoë ? Vu la réputation de la marée du coin et le fait qu'il y aura tjs des touristes inconscients, on s'attendrait à une réactivité et un équipement plus adapté. La, juste le temps que dure cette vidéo, on aurait pu avoir plusieurs noyés.

[@fauxnulzero]

@@Ndriana Tout à fait, c’est pas comme si c’était la première fois que des touristes se font piéger. On a si peu de moyen en France? Quelle image… Cela dit, toujours impressionnant de voir des pompiers risquer leur vie sans autres moyens que leur volonté et leur cœur. Félicitations à eux, c’était plus dangereux qu’il n’y parait.

[@francoisl.f.2809]

Tout les gens sur la vidéo sont des civils. L intervention de l helico et du bateau n est pas filmé..

[@chasehouse6718]

@@francoisl.f.2809 dans cette video il ya l'helico: "Rescate en saint Michel" de Alberto Medina.

[@vincent4545]

Dommage qu'il ne soit pas tous mort

[@bilplaymo6121]

quand on naît con, on est con ! Merci du partage, et MERCI aux sauveteurs !!

[@Gehenna71]

Yep, warnings are dictatorial and don't count for the intelligent people who have the freedom to do as they please. I've seen more than 1 stupid person being agressive to coastguards telling them not to swim near breakwaves that had to be rescued 10 minutes later. And we have a nice calm beach with tide coming in slowly ...

[@cyberquasar2267]

Forgive me to ask. Is the water deep? Cause I saw other videos always had the impression it was a shallow place

[@Gehenna71]

@@cyberquasar2267 It starts shallow but the tide comes in very fast, you can't outrun it. It becomes deep and has a strong current.

[@jpmtlhead39]

In this case People Cant do what they please, unless they are suicidal. In this place, like many others, There are signs saying, what you can do, and not do. Its law. Intelligent People...??!!! Who put others in danger, for their own selfish wishes... Are fuc.. Morons.

[@skateboardingjesus4006]

@@cyberquasar2267 Most of the incoming tide is funnelled through a narrow channel, creating very strong and unpredictable currents.

[@cyberquasar2267]

@@Gehenna71 thank you man. Only after a year I saw your comment. Thanks

[@JM-lw3nx]

Mother Nature has a way to deal with ignorant tourists.

[@barrybruton4577]

I used to be a baitdigger in the UK Have seen this many many times People from city's and other areas just don't know the nature of the seas Had to help many people get back to safe Worse probs are spring tides and horse shoe sand banks were the tide creeps in behind u I've been caught out in the past with water up to my neck Takes a lot to be really good at reading tides all year round

[@masaharumorimoto4761]

Same thing across the pond in Nova Scotia, We'd be at the ocean, see some goofball tourists wander out DEEP into the mud flats like "oh it's it so magical"...

[@ramdas363]

Bait digger from le reddit here. I have dug many a pit in my time and inexperienced users who spend too much time in their so-called real life fall for it every time. It's sad.

[@dominiqueroland3894]

J'adore l'enfant : oh regarde l'eau commence à monter ! Mais pourquoi ils sont partis ? Ils sont bêtes ! Et Oui ! Tout le monde connaît la particularité du Mont Saint Michel et c'est encore aberrant que, là où en montagne, partout il y a des idiots qui ne respectent pas les consignes et se sont des sauveteurs qui mettent parfois leur vie en danger.. Bon..reste plus qu'à prier une intervention Divine 😅😂🙏👼

[@skateboardingjesus4006]

You would be better off praying to the Easter bunny, for all the good it would do. It's usually idiots who don't heed the warnings who get into trouble and then endanger those who have to rescue them.

[@zayvox2955]

La sélection naturelle fait bien son travail tkt

[@dominiqueroland3894]

@@zayvox2955 🤣🤣🤣 on peut compter également sur les vaccins. L'institut Pasteur vient de reconnaître que les vaccins font des petits tunnels dans le cerveau détruisant les neurones..🤯 et toi tu rajoutes la sélection naturelle par dessus 👍😂

[@AlainNaigeon]

Eh oui, nous avions vu des gens se baigner à la "côte sauvage" en Bretagne, sous des panneaux enjoignant de ne surtout pas le faire !!

[@moniquebernard6956]

Oui on habite à côté, on le sais. Mais pas tout le monde. Elle est malgré tout belle ma région.....

[@Coca_Cola2531.]

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[@freshimpactco.8698]

In keeping with the spirit and history of Mont St Michel, no modern life saving devices are available on site to save you from drowning 🤣😂

[@Dfl87165]

Yup, they want you to have “L’experience 100% medievale”.

[@anonsidious358]

Well, the "rescue" is not present but glad Tetrex told us they were rescued. You could here the panic.

[@ElleryOmur]

This video highlights the most dangerous problem with rising tides is the current. Even if you're a strong swimmer, the swirling currents can take you all over the place, in an unpredictable fashion. You might think the tide is coming in, so the current will simply push you to shore, but this video shows that is evidently not the case, and in less than ten minutes the currents can change from nothing at all in waist deep water to a rushing current pulling you back out to sea.

[@undiaconhelena9935]

Que lugar espectacular y hermoso👍🙏gracias por compartir

[@kevinli256]

It is always a stupid act going to costal regions without looking at tide charts in advance

[@chrisbinckes2732]

should be court charged fined and forced to re-compensate the national rescue's tax payer funding... for these folk's obvious foolish actions along with total disregard for posted safety warnings

[@Richiedei50]

The tide rises so very quickly it’s unbelievable.

[@ericastier1646]

So finally my childhood myth that the Mont Saint Michel tide rises at the speed of a galloping horse has some truth to it.

[@ramdas363]

Only if you're gay. For straight people this is a normal tide.

[@kornofulgur]

Sure, also the tide goes up and down on schedule, as advertised everywhere in that place, every day. You're in trouble because you stupidly fucked up. No other reasons. I may sound brutal but it is what it is.

[@Richiedei50]

@@kornofulgurI completely agree…

[@green823jade]

There is no accounting for the trouble people can find themselves in.

[@jonathanstrauss8194]

Haha

[@calvacoca]

We cannot say that the quality of the rescue services is up to the level of danger of the place! Really poorly equipped. There should be a inflatable motor boat ready to go, every rising tide.

[@someblokecalleddave1]

Who's paying for that then? along with the staff to put it into action and maintain and the boat/pay for the fuel etc?

[@justkerry173]

Why should other people have to pay, or put their lives at risk, to rescue stupid people? Besides, they were rescued, by a boat and a helicopter.

[@lesliepropheter5040]

Doesn’t mean they don’t get charged for the rescue, I’m sure most of the rescued are grateful enough to name their first born after the dinghy

[@paulbismuth6167]

@@lesliepropheter5040 It's in France, I can assure you WE are charged for this, not the stupid tourists.

[@lesliepropheter5040]

@@paulbismuth6167 Do you, as residents, have the right to get signatures to try to put into place a law that charges the tourist in these situations? Petition?

[@danbrownellfuzzy3010]

Kind of different but kind of the same. All of us people around here get to read about the people who want to pet a wild buffalo in Yellowstone. Sometimes they just go for a little air time, other times they get a horn.

[@calvacoca]

On ne peut pas dire que la qualité des secours soit à la hauteur de la dangerosité de l'endroit ! Vraiment mal équipés. Il devrait y avoir un Zodiac prêt à partir à chaque marée montante.

[@pikenormand4523]

Je suis d'accord

[@lllAstridddlll]

Je suis hallucinée que tout le monde met sa vie en péril et que au mont st Michel pourtant bien connu pour ses drames, qu'il y n'a même pas 1 zodiac pour récupérer ces gens! même pas une bouée ! ca me rends dingue car c'était en 2012 quand même

[@knop2007]

Je suppose que n'est jamais venue sur place pour comprendre pourquoi ce n'est pas possible! Ce qu'on voit sur le clip est l'une des deux rivières qui traverse la baie, et dont les routes changent régulièrement. Passée cette rivière, il ne reste que du sable jusqu'à la côte, sauf en cas de grande marée. On le met où le bateau?

[@knop2007]

@@dahut6417 je suppose que n'est pas allé sur place, sans quoi tu comprendrais qu'une barque à moteur ou un jet ski ne serait d'aucun intérêt. Il y a du sable partout et l'eau que tu vois sur cette video ne vient généralement pas jusqu'au mont. Ce sont des rivières qui traversent la baie et qui changent en permanence de direction. La seule solution (et c'est celle qui a été adoptée récemment), c'est un aéroglisseur, qui se déplace aussi bien sur sable que sur l'eau

[@knop2007]

@@dahut6417 je crois qu'on tient un génie là; c'est quand même dingue qu'ils n'y aient pas pensé et qu'ils aient préféré dépenser des fortunes pour un aéroglisseur alors qu'un simple canot de sauvetage aurait fait l'affaire; vraiment des guignolos ces gens au mont saint michel.

[@knop2007]

Puisque vous n’êtes manifestement jamais allé sur place et que vous prenez les pompiers pour des idiots (vous pensez vraiment que si un jet ski ou un canot de sauvetage avait été utile, ils ne s’en seraient pas équipé d’un?), sachez que ce sont les pompiers eux mêmes qui ont décidé de s’équiper de cet engin et qu’il a coûté 70000 euros. Eux savent de quoi ils parlent, eux connaissent les difficultés que posent la baie du mont en matière de secours et eux savent ce qui peut les aider à assurer leur mission en minimisant les risques. Les yakafokon qui se prennent pour des génies devraient quitter leur canapé et aller sur place (ce serait en plus une bonne opportunité de se cultiver un peu). A bon entendeur

[@ExecutionSommaire]

y a les moines qui prient, ça suffit

[@francoisvola3611]

Trois grandes forces régulent le monde: 1 la stupidité, 2 la peur, 3 l'appât du gain. (Albert Einstein)

[@blivetlaurence4439]

Des sauveteurs mettent chaque jour leur vie en danger pour sauver des crétins inconséquents. Il y en a pourtant des avertissements concernant la Baie et en toutes les langues. Comme si les accidents où personne n'est responsable n'étaient pas suffisants.

[@assuntacaterina2029]

Assolutamente d'accordo

[@Methilde]

Le vrai problème c'est l'invasion touristique, partout dans le monde.

[@chasehouse6718]

Avec ma famille je faisais partie de "l'invasion touristique", mais la traversée de la baie toujours avec le guide attesté! Oh oui!

[@Methilde]

@@chasehouse6718 Je parle pour tous ces lieux architecturaux ou naturels qui a l'origine ne sont pas destinés aux tourisme, d'ailleurs il est de plus en plus question de limiter les flux pour les "protéger".

[@chasehouse6718]

@@Methilde bien sûr, je comprend et je suis tout a fait d'accord :)

[@louisdejoie2159]

Honnêtement, avec tous les panneaux d'avertissement possibles et imaginables il y aura toujours des idiots de touristes pour se faire surprendre. C'est si compliqué que ça d'avoir un zodiac et une dépanneuse (pour les voitures) à disposition ?

[@nicoledelprete4835]

auff c'est la même chose chez nous en Tessin, Suisse. Ils pensent que tout ca va bien se passer et puis il meurent dans le lac de Lugano ou dans la fleuve en val Maggia et val Verzasca. Tous les annèe 4-8 victimes.

[@AlainNaigeon]

Mais bien sûr, et aussi leur servir un café à l'arrivée, pour qu'ils aient envie de recommencer la prochaine fois ???

[@louisdejoie2159]

@@AlainNaigeon non une amende.

[@moniquebernard6956]

La baie est belle, mais il faut se méfier. La marée monte vite. J'habite à côté.

[@jnpts]

Et c'est vrai encore 40 ou 50 km plus au nord. Le sol n'est pas plat et on peut se retrouvé encerclé par la mer... C'est la raison pour laquelle un hélicoptère de la protection civile parcoure le littoral à chaque marée montante.

[@raellawrence7116]

Why did they just stand/float about like idiots for 10 mins and not bother trying to get to shore?

[@TheRedRaven_]

So that’s how the English never breached her walls.

[@computerbob06]

Why bother? When Calais was shorter, then onward to the capital!

[@Marcelacibernetica]

No entiendo...yo estuve en el año 2011 y vi un operativo con helicopteros recorriendo la bahia para asegurarse que no habian quedado personas en la playa. Estos helicopteros tiene equipos de rescate...no sé porque no estaban patrullando al momento de este video.

[@areguapiri]

Estoy de acuerdo. Deberían haber sido algo allá rápido para rescatarlos.

[@firstman9273]

Read the description. they were just slow to react.

[@marcelapena9954]

@@firstman9273 OK! Thanks. Lei la nota. Saludos-

[@taratata7584]

A Claudia Marcela Pena. Tout à fait. Plusieurs heures avant la montée de la marée, un hélicoptère survole la baie et incite les gens à remonter vers le Mont, pdt qu'au micro, est diffusé, vous etes en danger, veuillez remonter......, et ce, pdt des heures.

[@isaureelisabeth6243]

Toujours aussi insconcients ces touristes malgré ts les avertissements mettant en danger les sauveteurs😡

[@yakkityyak9336]

My brothers and I were caught like this in Mexico, scared the Bejeesus out of me.

[@thomassaimond9035]

Wtf , I went there , and peoples are always warned about that ... how did that happen !

[@kornofulgur]

Stupidity.

[@amandahudson431]

What reacue? They swam out

[@Mrs.Karen_Walker]

oh ffs just leave them

[@julienducellier8075]

10 minutes et pas un zodiac ? c'est hallucinant.

[@someblokecalleddave1]

What the hell was the muppet at 8.30 up to - was that an attempt at a rescue? Then having stood in the water for 10 mins why did the other 2 then set off when it was way too late?

[@bikemanvtt3887]

Ils ont pas de bateaux secours ou jet ski... Sont modernes 😁 Si l eau monte, prie l'bon dieu 😁

[@pikenormand4523]

L'eau monte déjà si tu n'as pas vu 😅

[@bikemanvtt3887]

@@pikenormand4523 je parle pas de ces gens blaireau... 😆😆😆😆😆

[@pikenormand4523]

@@bikemanvtt3887 super le dialogue avec toi connards

[@green823jade]

Lessons, lessons, lessons!

[@giulianalabonia4272]

Impressionante!!!

[@xerxes1407]

It is stupid enough from those individuals to walk out there in the coming high tide, as you are definitely warned not to do so. But it is just as irresponsible for the site management not to be prepared for this situation, not even have a rescue zodiac. Shameful for France's perhaps second most famous touristic attraction.

[@msnicknameny]

Alex Licht Stupid are those who go into the sea and discuss with the officers, and worse , those still give work

[@jjelwood]

They do have rescue helicopters at all of the highest tides and there is rescue protocol in place.

[@brownjatt21]

@@muguallegi7245 don't you think a small boat was necessary here? 3 of them were literally swept away and it looked like they needed some help big time.

[@areguapiri]

There should have been something available to rescue them quickly. Shame on the people who manage this well-known tourist site!

[@knop2007]

@@areguapiri ​ it is not possible to organize a rescue by boat there. The water does not reach the shore (only when there is a very high tide, 2 or 3 times a year max). What you see on this clip is a river in the middle of the bay, which has changing routes. The only way to rescue people there is by air. If it was possible to organize a rescue by boat, they of course would have organized that, don't you think?

[@carlap.4066]

Sólo quiero saber si se salvaron. Que alguien me diga que sí, por favor. Pelos de punta....

[@EEST-Militia]

si, se salvaron, se salvaron del purgatorio, ahora están en el regazo de Dios.

[@carlap.4066]

@@EEST-Militia Necesitas atención???

[@EEST-Militia]

@@carlap.4066 no, simplemente que eres tonta a más no poder haciendo ese tipo de preguntas. que pena.

[@chasehouse6718]

Sì! Nel video de Alberto Medina "Rescate en saint Michel".

[@dockerandy]

There will always be stupid people who think they know better, and blame someone else for their ignorance. lets hope they don't breed.

[@misssmisssymaria]

lol

[@marimari4876]

un petit mignon a dit ... ' moi mmm je ne sais pas nager' ... qu'est ce qu'il est mimi

[@alb6161]

They put warning signs everywhere these stupid people put themselves and rescuers in danger they should be fined

[@TommyTheBraveDummy]

When Darwin meets Archimede...

[@Lisa-ji5de]

Just keep swimming!!!!

[@jmmarshall5492]

Saving people from their own stupidity.

[@soos2514]

Dear Tetrex, I am writing to enquire about your permission to use your video clip. This is , the Korean TV show which is broadcasted on JTBC(Korean TV channel). With your permission, we'd like to use your video clip for introducing the case that some people were recued by helicopter and explaining the dangerous of tide of Mont Saint Michel. It will be broadcasted at 9PM on July 11, 2022. Thank you for your kind attention and look forward to hearing from you.

[@vasylvasylenko1359]

Et pérsonne pour les aider? Pas un petit zodic...?

[@TheMiaoussa]

Cour forest Cour!!!!nan mais laaaa!

[@jjohnson5014]

Is there a laundromat in the castle?

[@misssmisssymaria]

Not a drop of common sense or situational awareness. This is like when people try to pet wild animals, they always end up getting hurt and in need of rescue. And, they always, ALWAYS, have a child with them.

[@ampereamp3513]

Merci Pompiers

[@bikemanvtt3887]

Les gros malins sont une distraction pour les touristes, C est pour cela qu il n y a pas de bateaux, pour donner un suspens à ta sortie... 🤫😁

[@areguapiri]

It doesn't matter that they were irresponsible and did not pay attention to the warning signs. There STILL should have been something available to rescue them quickly. Shame on the people who manage this well-known tourist site!

[@Gr8Layks]

Shut up you weak idiot. Fuck your “nanny state.”

[@chasehouse6718]

Pour les sauvetages il ya les helico, ya aussi le hovercraft (l'aéroglisseur), voir (francetvinfo.,08/04/2022). Au Mont Saint Michel (avant le 2014) les pompiers pensaient même aux voitures oubliées par les touristes pendant les hautes marées.

[@j.cr.1207]

If stupid people decide to ignore the warnings around them and a couple of sad occurrences happened we would see how fast these idiot tourist would start to take the warnings seriously.

[@pieterveenders9793]

Yes, let's not blame the utter retardedness of these fully grown adults who completely disregarded any cautions and warning given to them by staff and by means of warnings signs, but instead blame the French authorities or the caretakers of the castle. People like you are responsible for the rapid devolution of mankind.

[@alistairmcelwee7467]

Um, where was the rescue? Did any/all these folks drown?

[@elcaminantebilbaino]

Amazing place.

[@andrewroach2511]

They are also lucky they did not get into some quicksand and get stuck

[@momemakaheilala2158]

st michael commuinity should have rescue team at all times... no speed boat or anything.. this is France come on!! this is not accptable!!

[@bridittebargeot2679]

Well, yeah, exactly, this is France! What did you expect? 😆

[@knop2007]

@@bridittebargeot2679 Stupid comments! It is impossible to organize a rescue boat there. What you see on the clip is not the sea. It's a river in the middle of the bay with changing routes. The water only reaches the shore in case of very high tide, so there is absolutely no way to organize a rescue by boat.

[@bridittebargeot2679]

@@knop2007 boah c'était une blague lol Aïe aïe aïe aucun humour ces français 😁😝

[@Mrs.Karen_Walker]

they eat frogs, snails and that sort of allotment pests. what did you expect

[@chasehouse6718]

@@Mrs.Karen_Walker anche in Sardegna si mangiano le lumache! E allora? Le hai mai provate? Ciao Pippi Calzelunghe 👋

[@dashlamb9318]

Bar Tender, a round of Darwin Awards for all these fools.

[@ViktorLagunes]

Wtf did they die??

[@ginetterondeau1569]

Affichez vs les hres des marees?

[@graziellacattaneo5819]

ci sono dei dépliants x le mare basta comprarli

[@kummer72]

interessant zum anschauen

[@anais-teodoru]

Stimmt

[@choppinbroccoli7037]

Did they all survive?

[@chasehouse6718]

Yes

[@paulinesimon2257]

Curieux ? Certains se sont mis en mouvement à temps, d'autres pas... Rien ne sert de courir, il faut partir à temps (La Fontaine)

[@clairejonas6125]

... à point... "il faut partir à point" 😉 désolée mais... La Fontaine quoi !

[@Medaventure]

😂j'adore les commentaires des gens

[@adityadevraj1985]

Why not there is emergency rescue services here..this is sad...

[@startide]

Two firemen jumped to rescue those dumbfucks that can't read the 2000 signs telling you not to go there by the rising tide

[@aren2822]

😳 ma poi si sono salvati tutti?

[@chasehouse6718]

Sì, tutti sono salvi. Ho trovato un video del soccorso (verso la fine): "Rescate en saint Michel" di Alberto Medina.

[@marypenebaker898]

Don't fool with the Moon.

[@debborahpollard9436]

I've been there.

[@thewirah1]

Ces touristes ont ete totalement imprudent, mais la lenteur des secours dans un endroit aussi touristique fait honte a la France. Pas une barque ou zodiac dispo au Mont pour ce genre de sauvetage? Il a fallu que des quidams mettent leur propre vie en danger en nageant vers les victimes? Je suis content que ce soit bien fini, mais ca a ete plus de la chance qu'autre chose. T'imagine si il y avait eu un enfant dans le groupe?

[@marcdaniel8794]

facturé les secours les ferais réfléchir a 2 fois.

[@irenetozetti5492]

But...not even a lousy jet ski?

[@firstman9273]

It is an area surrounded by sand, but does not excuse not having a hovercraft.

[@mediamisfits3805]

Probably from the Mediterranean. People there don't appreciate the tide

Quand on dit de faire attention à la marée....

[@kylekelly1167]

That's salt water that's easy as pie to float in.

[@choppinbroccoli7037]

Why is this site so famous for tourists?

[@chasehouse6718]

Visit and you will understand!

[@robertmaheu7583]

If I learnt anything is that when the locals leave the beach you need to leave too. Was at Dieppe beach had a thousand people at it so my group went swimming as well (was rather odd knowing there were war graves just 20 feet out in tanks at the bottom) anyways we were enjoying the cool water when we suddenly noticed the beach was empty and were like huh odd must really hate Canadian tourists, not one person was like hey fk faces get out of the water, the French are known to be jerks and sure enough that tide came in like stupid crazy fast one minute we like huh thats odd where is everyone to going oh man there's a drop off here and cant touch bottom and h the beach is getting far away wtf oh the tide oh fk. Swim. Like over 5 minutes went from a pleasant soak to a fight for our lives. Even a French cop was snikering at us and I wanted to punch him in the face like wtf France. Youd think there be a sign or something

[@skeptigal2785]

Americans...right?

[@middleagecrazy4234]

Oh my

[@simonvaughan788]

The Great wall.

[@axxomovies-he6zi]

The word rescue in it's loosest term.

[@rondias6625]

Play stupid games win stupid prizes..

[@berner]

Those people could drown.

[@bebemia2770]

Il faut dire aux touristes de venir avec des bouées

[@cavsomecadence6117]

On-time/ BP-time/Tide-time 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ampereamp3513]

His. This me and my friend's

[@alexpilou1]

Chaque années des centaines d'ignorants sont sauvés (malheureusement pas tous...) car ils ne sont pas attentifs.

[@ginetterondeau1569]

C tres dangereux!!!

[@spotthedraco2353]

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[@bridgetstoli2347]

Cavemen drowned here.

[@Wombats-1]

Where TF are they going? Lmao

[@JI7NKJ]

For such historic and world famous tourist attraction I am sure they could stretch to a inflatable boat or two for just this type of scenario but then again all available inflatable boats are needed further up the coast to ferry illegals to the UK.

[@claudiomazzoni5709]

Secondo me meritavano di rimanere dove erano,in fin dei conti erano consapevoli di cosa sarebbe avvenuto e,se non lo erano,motivo in più perché avessero pagato la loro ignoranza

[@Pfsif]

I'm sure there were warning signs that the Darwin candidates didn't read.

[@WhattheMeme]

miche miche michel baie

[@cerberusminor8130]

penser AVANT d'agir!!!!

[@edisunan9727]

Mantap dan indah

[@cyberquasar2267]

Did they die?

[@Cygnusx199]

Darwin Award winners

[@mrsgbee]

Boats not invented yet

[@MannyWalks]

ahuahuah i commenti dei romani, top XD

[@ugstv3]

io ero proprio accanto a loro. Li ho sentiti da lvivo. c'è anche la mia voce in questo video. Quando la corrente li porta via e cominciano ad urlare terrorizzati tento di dir loro di non cercare di raggiungee la riva ma di afare il morto e stare a galla, ma non ci riesco tanto bene. Alla fine sono stati recuperati dall'elicottero. La cosa assurda è che lì hanno anche un gommone, ma lo tengono in un punto dove l'acqua arriva molto tardi, e tralaltro doveva fare il giro attorno a tutta l'isola per raggiungerli, visto che al tempo c'èra uns strada costruita su un supporto rialzato che faceva si che il posto non diventassi più un'isola con l'alta marea. Il gommone è arrivato addirittura DOPO l'elicottero per recuperare i due soccorritori.