There's this one cliff near where I live, and local kids like to jump off it. Me and dad checked the water there one spring and found several semi-sharp wooden poles sticking up from the mud just under it. That was an interesting surprise.
Is no one gonna mention how that photo came out Awesome?!? 👀 Its crazy how they were like in the same bodily position in the jump, and hella fkn kudos to the photographer that caught that PERFECT moment and took that photo!! 🙌🏼👌🏻💯💥
@@phily8093Because they're not emotionally developed enough to have proper empathy, they're in that cringy "im a sociopath that idolises the joker" phase lol 😂
Yess, this is a message SO many people need to see. I was a lifeguard in high school and college and shudder with all the dives and flips I see people do in shallow waters/pools.
Generally shouldn't jump into natural lakes like this anyway, I remember hearing about a boy in my area that did this and was impaled by a tree trunk inside the water.
Agreed, unfortunately when I was visiting Ontario years ago I saw a kid dive head first into murky water and broke his neck on some rocks that were only 3 feet underwater😔
@@sarumano884 It’s not as if you’e dumb, it’s because you’re more adapted to cold waters and is “stronger” than your dog. If ur dog enters very cold water, it will take a long time to dry, making it vulnerable to a cough (example), but if a human jumps on cold water, it will dry faster, as there isn’t as much hair. If the dog had hydrophobic fur, like the hydrophobic feathers of a duck, it would have entered the water. Do some thinking!
@Idk-oy2qw It WAS supposed to be humour, hence the emoji. You should also note that humans, unlike any other ape, have a layer of insulating fat under their skin (Which leads some to theorise that protohumans spent a LOT of time at the beach.)
For many years, I have worked with a guy who jumped into a river without checking the depth first. It was shallow, and he crushed his neck. He has been in a wheelchair ever since, but can still mostly use his arms. Depth checks are serious business.
Not depth checking is how I learned this lesson the hard way. I jumped into a shallow part of a river at night and broke my ankle. My friend's had to help me out of the area because we hiked in. When I finally got to the emergency unit I was met by my tending nurse and her first word's to me were " that's what you get for jumping into dark shallow water." 😠 Nice lady she was. Lol. I survived to tell the tale and a lot of other stupid mistakes I made over the year's. I'm glad your safe and having a great time. Take care.and enjoy!👍
I know the feeling. When I was around 14 - 16 I jumped off a church trying to roll like in the movies.... nope! Broke both of my feet and was in bed for like 6 weeks. 😂. I'm 39 now and I always have a good laugh at myself when reminiscing. Lol
@@RepubliKING :🤣LMAO. I know it's not funny, but at the same time I was in hysterics over your demise. Sorry about that. Lol. I think jumping off of any structure might be a right of passage. An unwritten rule. An act to gain respect regardless of how messed up the outcome is. When I was 7 year's old I was into Superman. He was it for me. I had these bitchin Superman pajamas that my grandmother made for me. They were like a shorts type long sleeve jumper with a red cape that attached after you put the pj's on. It looked like something Superman would wear to bed. Lol. I wore those pj's everday and all day on the weekends. I was definitely cool. I also carried a lightsaber on my right hip. Yeah I know Star Wars has nothing to do with Superman but I was in my superhero/ spacehero ass kicking stage of life. 🤪 I told you I was cool. Well at least in my own mind I was. A kid down the street told me if I used a trash bag and jumped off the roof of my house the trash bag would act as a parachute and I would land just fine. So there I was on top of the roof in my stylish Superman pj's strapped with my lightsaber on my side and a trash bag in hand. I was Superman of the world. I whipped out the trash bag over my head and jumped. Needless to say the cape nor the trash bag worked. I did not fly nor parachute down lightly. I landed fast and hard broke my wrist and my lightsaber which really upset me because it was only a week old. I got up holding my arm and wrist to my stomach, tears rolling down my face and was in hot pursuit of the kid who gave me the stupid yet brilliant suggestion of trash bag's working as parachutes. I was furious. It wasn't because I broke my wrist. It was because my pj's ripped in the arse region and my lightsaber was busted. I was one pissed off 7 year old. Needless to say I survived that bright idea. Two weeks later while on my way home on the bus from school I was able to pop the kid in the mouth with my cast who suggested I use the trash bag as a parachute. In my defense he tried to trip me. I wasn't going down without a fight. He may have won the battle, but that day I won the war. ✊️ I got suspended for two day's for fighting. And grounded. I was so proud and it was so worth the punishment. I felt victortorious! Yess! So yeah. Like I said jumping off structures is a right of passage. Two broken ankles...Hell Yeah you earned your respect! That's Superhero/ Spacehero status!!😁💯👍.
I'm sorry, but anyone who doesn't have the brains to check the depth of a body of water before jumping in doesn't really deserve sympathy. The thought to check the depth should be the FIRST thought that comes to your mind before anything else. Survival of the fittest at its finest.
@@tykeandjonsieshow3595 : I was a 15 year old city kid at the time it occurrd. I jumped in pools not rivers. I really had no idea of the consequences I would face. I was following what everyone else was doing to fit in. Obviously that didn't work in my favor and I was accountable for my actions. Like I stated in my original comment I had to learn this lesson the hard way. Hence why I acknowledged the Op of this short commending her on her decision to deprh check the water and the consequences of not doing so with a little humor to make her and other's smile. I never sought attention or anyone"s sympathy sharing my story. Simply put, I wasn't stupid. I was ignorant in not understanding how dangerous my decsion to jump was. Most kid's make mistakes when they're young. It's how we grow and gain an understanding of right and wrong so we don't make future mistakes. Assumptions are presumptuous.
Not just depth but make sure there is no obstruction or anything that could hurt you. Feel like at lest once every year or two I’m hearing about generally a tourist has died because of a tree branch
Your doggy totally stole the show with his beautiful display of love and concern for you. He yelped like he was in pain watching you!❤ Good boy Fido!!! Good boy!
When I was 16 and starting my first ever hitchhiking trip by myself, my mom told me to always bring a swimsuit where ever I go, it uses almost no space and you'll miss it when you need it, she said... Great advise that I still follow almost 30 years later
@@Emis_Dad well, I'm Chilean and southern Chile is (or was, at least) well known for the kindness of its people, and that was back in the 90's when things were not as today... I don't know how would I feel if my 15 years old son tells me that he wants to do it now, it surely wouldn't be easy to say yes. But, looking back to that trip, I can say that it was of great value for me, I was alone for almost a month, I met some great people, I lost my virginity to a 27 years old beautiful girl who was very kind, and I visited some of the most beautiful landscapes I've ever seen... It was really a top moment in my teenage life
When my family went to a lake in Ireland, I was surprised when my brother pulled out a swimsuit and a wet bag, which apparently he always carries with him. He and his 7-year-old son got to swim in the pristine water. They were shivering but having the time of their lives, and Envy was my companion that day. Always bring a swimsuit or at least a change of clothes in case adventure calls.
Always check the depth before jumping into any water! Check not only for the depth, but for any other obstacles - rocks, stones, broken glass, buoyant or sunken wood as well!
True, but if you know how to break the dive, you emerge out of the water fast. Rewatch how they break the impact, and how fast they emerge to the surface. If you were to do a simple head first or feet first, you going to go as deep as 6-10 foot. I can jump from a 12 foot into a water and break my dive to 3-5 foots.
do none of the people on this board not know what clear water is! first off she did check the depth second of all if there's anything there they would clearly see it from standing up on top of the cliff.
@@coffeejabberwocky duress (noun) "threats, violence, constraints, or other action used to coerce someone into doing something against their will or better judgement." I'm assuming that's not what you meant, but I can't work out what word you were going for.
That’s just normal/alternative way of phrasing statements in Norwegian. It’s the equivalent of similar statements in English ending with “that’s for sure”. “Is the water cold?” “Well, it isn’t hot - that’s for sure / I can tell you that much”
@@katiehenry7 no, I speak Norwegian and she meant that it was very cold. If she’s in Norway and high up in the mountains then the temperature in that water is quite low.
@@cyninbend I only recently learned this, that’s called a “death dive” and it’s a technique- even though it looks like a flop. Haven’t tried it myself though!
one of my professors broke her back and spent high school/college waddling around in a back brace from cliff diving. All her friends were just fine, but it only takes one obstacle to potentially end your life
Yes, I posted a comment just now about a young man jumping off a bridge and his foot got wedged in submerged wood pilings. His body was recovered the next day, which would have been the day he graduated from high school.
@@Doc62J Mine too. I can't imagine their pain. I'm by nature an extremely cautious person, with a terror of heights and open water, so the thought of being in that situation literally makes my heart race. My son has just turned 18, and all his life we have drummed into him about using common sense, not to engage in reckless behaviour etc., luckily for us he's always shown maturity beyond his years, so just have to hope he continues on this path.
You people are crazy and I love it. I’m too old and broken up to have adventures so I’m living vicariously through you. Keep up the great work, poor puppy was scared for you.
I had a cousin that died at his senior class party when he jumped into water similar to this and broke his neck in a shallow area. Such a sad accident that changed the family forever.
My mom's twin sister thought she could dive over a shallow section of water into a deep part, where there was a sheer drop. She broker her neck and died two weeks later. She was only 13. I named my 2nd daughter after her. Never overestimate water's depth.
Classmate in high school, he was a high school diver. Went swimming in quarry pool one Saturday summer afternoon. He and his buddies came back Sunday afternoon and he dove in. And broke his neck on a refrigerator someone dumped in the water overnight. He became a paraplegic. Last I heard, he was racing wheelchairs.
You watch to many shows bud. I love Vikings and this women has balls but she is far from a shield maiden. Maybe in a different time she could be but also probably not 😅
@@huskestativ as soon as you give me evidence that shield maidens went around raping children quite a bit, I will take onboard your point. Until then, you can go jump.
My uncle died from diving into the water from rocks on his senior trip because he didn't check the depth. It was before I was born so I never got to meet him. This lesson has been drilled into my head my whole life.
@@Chris-hx3om lol I could say the same thing about you actually, who asked you to give your stupid "thought" in the first place seriously go take some meds, I can feel from here how angry and miserable you are
Definitely! It should be common sense to check that first, or even more than that, it should just be pretty much instinctual by now. Everyone has heard warnings to check water depth before jumping. I can't imagine jumping into a body of water without being certain that it is deep enough for that. It's absolutely insane that some people actually do that.
Me too! I recommend that you view episodes of New Scandinavian Cooking. The scenery is awesome and they cook outside in every episode. I've attached a link to one of my favorite episodes. There are lots of them on TH-cam. Enjoy! th-cam.com/video/lPK2uWVjJCY/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
it did kick in but it knew that it couldn't save the both of them on this occasion and it was very cold water so it wisely decided to feign and fake an attempt at rescue to make itself look awesome and like a true protector
Unnecessary weight:) That’s what your change of underwear is for ;) That or just go swimming in the buff. So long as no children are around, F it. Last time I just stripped down, took a quick dip in a very cold lake, popped out, pat dry and tossed my dry clothes back on. Easy Peezy.
Yes. Or maybe not having one wouldn’t stop them. I found a turquoise ice cold lake in a hidden valley in the Pyrenees once and I went for a swim in the nude alone. Like maybe today I may not have done so.
I know someone who tragically lost their 24yr old cousin , diving that way. The week prior , the water was deep enough for him to dive. So he didn't check again
I used to work for a company called johnny and friends, And johnny had jumped into a lake without knowing the depth and snap turned out and became a quadriplegic afterwards.. Luckily she was able to use her art ability and her teeth to paint. And then she started a foundation to help handicap. Kids and other countries who don't have the funds for a wheelchairs. Please don't jump into a lake or river without knowing the depth first!
Thanks for the depth check comment. My mum's friend's only child was home on leave from the army. Was walking across a bridge and saw a young woman splashing, shouting and flailing about in the water below. He dived off the bridge to save her. Turns out it was shallow water and she was just mucking about having a laugh. Less than funny for the son though as, he snapped his neck and spent the rest of his life as a tetraplegic. To make it even more horrific he was stabbed to death by his carer and supposed best friend a few years back. Absolutely broke his mum that she outlived him.
I know of someone who jumped in a pool and misjudged the depth of it. He was so eager just to dive straight in. Well he broke his neck and is paralyzed of course because of that.
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Your dog was really worried.
Yea, its a type of dog that was bred to take care of lambs etc... and they want to protect groups so they get worried.
I think the dog thought it was too cold.
@@richardcarter5314her nips defo did
@@richardcarter5314she came up and said “woohoo” just as the dog landed his jump. I think that’s why he hesitated to swim furthers. Smart dog.
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“It isn’t hot”😂. That’s a very nice way of saying ‘Holy shitballs, it’s fucking freezing”🥶.
Lol
Agreed 😂
She is hot enough
😅 😂 🤣
That's the best kind of cold! Freezing river water 😁
Don’t just check for depth. Take a good swim around under water. A single boulder can be sticking up and end/ruin your life.
There's this one cliff near where I live, and local kids like to jump off it. Me and dad checked the water there one spring and found several semi-sharp wooden poles sticking up from the mud just under it. That was an interesting surprise.
@@LadySnowfaerieHolly sh***! Did you tell the police or someone?
@@LadySnowfaeriehope you went back and removed them......!?!
How about just not jumping a cliff?
Hopefully u don’t impale yourself;)
Is no one gonna mention how that photo came out Awesome?!? 👀 Its crazy how they were like in the same bodily position in the jump, and hella fkn kudos to the photographer that caught that PERFECT moment and took that photo!! 🙌🏼👌🏻💯💥
That's the first thing I wanted to comment on! Amazing photo!
Nah, fr, it's amazing!
Totaly agree great photo! They earned it
I was going to mention that the dog was too concerned for their safety.
Not the first time they did this ..
Always check the depth. I have an uncle who is paralyzed from his neck down because he just dove in
Lmao
@rumchata6569 😶
@@rumchata6569 that’s funny to you, may god have mercy on your soul
@rumchata6569 how could you possibly laugh at that? What's wrong with you?
@@phily8093Because they're not emotionally developed enough to have proper empathy, they're in that cringy "im a sociopath that idolises the joker" phase lol 😂
Your vigilant doggie seemed very concerned. 🥺
He saw the way she hit the water 😮
He said both are stupid for getting wet. He was smart and stayed dry. 😂
@@WVgrl59he stayed dry by getting wet
@@WVgrl59Also doggo when they see a puddle of mud: *it's free real state*
@@WVgrl59my grandfather had a dog that would jave been the first one in.
Yess, this is a message SO many people need to see. I was a lifeguard in high school and college and shudder with all the dives and flips I see people do in shallow waters/pools.
Tombstoning off piers as well
Generally shouldn't jump into natural lakes like this anyway, I remember hearing about a boy in my area that did this and was impaled by a tree trunk inside the water.
@skyguy1236 omg! It's possible I suppose I never thought of that too. So sad
Natural selection.
If you jump from high, you check depth or deserve to be paraplegic after.
Agreed, unfortunately when I was visiting Ontario years ago I saw a kid dive head first into murky water and broke his neck on some rocks that were only 3 feet underwater😔
That’s nice, y’all dog was ready to jump in and grab you in case you was drowning that shits crazy. Dogs are so fucken loyal and caring.
You know you‘re a Viking when your dog refuses to swim with you because it‘s too cold.
When your dog is more intelligent than you are. 😂
Vikings aren't real
@@sarumano884 It’s not as if you’e dumb, it’s because you’re more adapted to cold waters and is “stronger” than your dog. If ur dog enters very cold water, it will take a long time to dry, making it vulnerable to a cough (example), but if a human jumps on cold water, it will dry faster, as there isn’t as much hair. If the dog had hydrophobic fur, like the hydrophobic feathers of a duck, it would have entered the water. Do some thinking!
@Idk-oy2qw It WAS supposed to be humour, hence the emoji.
You should also note that humans, unlike any other ape, have a layer of insulating fat under their skin (Which leads some to theorise that protohumans spent a LOT of time at the beach.)
Congrats you WIN dumbest comment🎉
If I go swimming in a random river in Scandinavia and then walk home with wet hair, next day imma be on life support
If i put my hand in the water i would be in the doctor next hour 😅 i am from latin america
If I drink my toilet water, I would be in the hospital. I live in the United States
I don't even wash my dishes with lukewarm water
I like turtles 🐢
What are you talking about she was sweating before jumping in.
For many years, I have worked with a guy who jumped into a river without checking the depth first. It was shallow, and he crushed his neck. He has been in a wheelchair ever since, but can still mostly use his arms. Depth checks are serious business.
Atleast he is on a wheelchair. Few don't even survive
@@akbarpashtun they plunged straight to hell
What did I say ...
I did same thing in a swimming pool, i was extremely lucky and managed to walk again after many years of rehab🙏🙏🙏
I'd go further and claim it's a pretty dumb idea to do this at all?
Not depth checking is how I learned this lesson the hard way. I jumped into a shallow part of a river at night and broke my ankle. My friend's had to help me out of the area because we hiked in. When I finally got to the emergency unit I was met by my tending nurse and her first word's to me were " that's what you get for jumping into dark shallow water." 😠 Nice lady she was. Lol. I survived to tell the tale and a lot of other stupid mistakes I made over the year's. I'm glad your safe and having a great time. Take care.and enjoy!👍
I know the feeling. When I was around 14 - 16 I jumped off a church trying to roll like in the movies.... nope! Broke both of my feet and was in bed for like 6 weeks. 😂. I'm 39 now and I always have a good laugh at myself when reminiscing. Lol
@@RepubliKING :🤣LMAO. I know it's not funny, but at the same time I was in hysterics over your demise. Sorry about that. Lol. I think jumping off of any structure might be a right of passage. An unwritten rule. An act to gain respect regardless of how messed up the outcome is. When I was 7 year's old I was into Superman. He was it for me. I had these bitchin Superman pajamas that my grandmother made for me. They were like a shorts type long sleeve jumper with a red cape that attached after you put the pj's on. It looked like something Superman would wear to bed. Lol. I wore those pj's everday and all day on the weekends. I was definitely cool. I also carried a lightsaber on my right hip. Yeah I know Star Wars has nothing to do with Superman but I was in my superhero/ spacehero ass kicking stage of life. 🤪 I told you I was cool. Well at least in my own mind I was. A kid down the street told me if I used a trash bag and jumped off the roof of my house the trash bag would act as a parachute and I would land just fine. So there I was on top of the roof in my stylish Superman pj's strapped with my lightsaber on my side and a trash bag in hand. I was Superman of the world. I whipped out the trash bag over my head and jumped. Needless to say the cape nor the trash bag worked. I did not fly nor parachute down lightly. I landed fast and hard broke my wrist and my lightsaber which really upset me because it was only a week old. I got up holding my arm and wrist to my stomach, tears rolling down my face and was in hot pursuit of the kid who gave me the stupid yet brilliant suggestion of trash bag's working as parachutes. I was furious. It wasn't because I broke my wrist. It was because my pj's ripped in the arse region and my lightsaber was busted. I was one pissed off 7 year old. Needless to say I survived that bright idea. Two weeks later while on my way home on the bus from school I was able to pop the kid in the mouth with my cast who suggested I use the trash bag as a parachute. In my defense he tried to trip me. I wasn't going down without a fight. He may have won the battle, but that day I won the war. ✊️ I got suspended for two day's for fighting. And grounded. I was so proud and it was so worth the punishment. I felt victortorious! Yess! So yeah. Like I said jumping off structures is a right of passage. Two broken ankles...Hell Yeah you earned your respect! That's Superhero/ Spacehero status!!😁💯👍.
I'm sorry, but anyone who doesn't have the brains to check the depth of a body of water before jumping in doesn't really deserve sympathy. The thought to check the depth should be the FIRST thought that comes to your mind before anything else. Survival of the fittest at its finest.
@@tykeandjonsieshow3595 : I was a 15 year old city kid at the time it occurrd. I jumped in pools not rivers. I really had no idea of the consequences I would face. I was following what everyone else was doing to fit in. Obviously that didn't work in my favor and I was accountable for my actions. Like I stated in my original comment I had to learn this lesson the hard way. Hence why I acknowledged the Op of this short commending her on her decision to deprh check the water and the consequences of not doing so with a little humor to make her and other's smile. I never sought attention or anyone"s sympathy sharing my story. Simply put, I wasn't stupid. I was ignorant in not understanding how dangerous my decsion to jump was. Most kid's make mistakes when they're young. It's how we grow and gain an understanding of right and wrong so we don't make future mistakes. Assumptions are presumptuous.
Natural selection did its job again
I never carry swimwear when hiking and it's never stopped me from swimming when I'm inspired to do so.
How are you drying the underwear? Or are you taking the bath naked?
Who needs swimwear anyway??😏
Haha NATUREEEEEEEE
Carrying a wet swimsuit around while hiking kinda sucks.
Do you have a photographer with you when you hike?
I love that you depth checked and mentioned how important it is- people don’t say how important that is enough
That's Haaland's sister guys 😃
Let natural selection take it's course
agreed
Not just depth but make sure there is no obstruction or anything that could hurt you. Feel like at lest once every year or two I’m hearing about generally a tourist has died because of a tree branch
Also should always check for floaters! Can break a neck quick too!
The doggie wondering what happened at the end is so cute.
Your doggy totally stole the show with his beautiful display of love and concern for you. He yelped like he was in pain watching you!❤ Good boy Fido!!! Good boy!
The dog is such a great photographer!
@A.N.S.V.how can you make a laugh emote without including the eyes?
@@samuelleblanc1please delete comment or I will report for humorlacking
@@annekpr2009too late, I already reported 😂
Phodographer
@@annekpr2009there is no such function in TH-cam.
When I was 16 and starting my first ever hitchhiking trip by myself, my mom told me to always bring a swimsuit where ever I go, it uses almost no space and you'll miss it when you need it, she said... Great advise that I still follow almost 30 years later
Just brave the waters naked
S😮UNDS PRETTY DANGEROUS...16..HITCHHIKING..VERY GLAD YOU ARE ALIVE AND WELL TO SHARE...😅
@@Emis_Dad No it doesn’t, at least not in Norway or any other Scandinavian country. Thank god there are still many safe places in the world.. ;-)
Its like in Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy says, "always carry a towel"
@@Emis_Dad well, I'm Chilean and southern Chile is (or was, at least) well known for the kindness of its people, and that was back in the 90's when things were not as today... I don't know how would I feel if my 15 years old son tells me that he wants to do it now, it surely wouldn't be easy to say yes. But, looking back to that trip, I can say that it was of great value for me, I was alone for almost a month, I met some great people, I lost my virginity to a 27 years old beautiful girl who was very kind, and I visited some of the most beautiful landscapes I've ever seen... It was really a top moment in my teenage life
When my family went to a lake in Ireland, I was surprised when my brother pulled out a swimsuit and a wet bag, which apparently he always carries with him. He and his 7-year-old son got to swim in the pristine water. They were shivering but having the time of their lives, and Envy was my companion that day. Always bring a swimsuit or at least a change of clothes in case adventure calls.
"Envy was my companion" - that's such a lovely phrase, I've never heard that before.
@@gwenrees7594I agree, isn't it wonderful when people still are able to articulate proper language and writing skills ? We see it less and less
Every man carries a swimsuit its called your underwear nerd.
Why some people seem to either love freezing cold water or have the metabolism of a dog.
Wear boxers, problem solved.
Dog was thinking that they're drowning. Loved that dog.❤
Heartwarming the way doggo became worried after the plunge. So true a statement that they are man's best friend 🐶
Doggie was jealous--he wanted to be there with them in the water!
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It's feeder just committed suicide, of course it's sad lol
@@JoseGonzalez-mc8hz999l9
Yeah forreal
Always check the depth before jumping into any water!
Check not only for the depth, but for any other obstacles - rocks, stones, broken glass, buoyant or sunken wood as well!
True, but if you know how to break the dive, you emerge out of the water fast.
Rewatch how they break the impact, and how fast they emerge to the surface.
If you were to do a simple head first or feet first, you going to go as deep as 6-10 foot.
I can jump from a 12 foot into a water and break my dive to 3-5 foots.
do none of the people on this board not know what clear water is! first off she did check the depth second of all if there's anything there they would clearly see it from standing up on top of the cliff.
How are dogs just so incredible at being the best companions imaginable..? the duress and empathy they feel on our behalf is staggering! ❤
Thousands of years of selective breeding.
@@DouglasBailey true. We could only work with what was there though. They have remarkable social intelligence!
@@coffeejabberwocky absolutely. It started somewhere.
It looked like they both belly flopped, so the dog's concern was just 😂
@@coffeejabberwocky duress (noun) "threats, violence, constraints, or other action used to coerce someone into doing something against their will or better judgement."
I'm assuming that's not what you meant, but I can't work out what word you were going for.
Awww the dog was so worried 🥺🥺 that cry was heartbreaking
That looked like a painful landing! I’m not surprised the dog was upset hahaha
its called a deathdive, when doing it right it doesnt hurt
@@trubadix8349 really? Interesting, I'll have to google it.
Maybe she does it to not dive so deep?
Yeah, that was a horrible dive!
"Always check depth, you might get hurt"
Proceeds slamming on the surface as hard as possible
I love watching people that truly enjoy life. Idk why I don’t choose to do the same.
Im too old
Maybe you’re too old to jump off cliffs, but you’re never too old to enjoy life!
fear keeps you safe.
@nullnvoid123 yep hence checking depth before jumping in
I love how honest your comment is, I’m very similar to you so it’s nice to know I’m not the only one. Thank you for writing this 🙂
The doggy deserves some treats and huggsies and kissies after this
why
@@MOOSfailz it experienced mental anguish when it thought the people had an accident
naaaaa
Ew. Animal rights people Who equate animals with humans
@@ChristelVinotpeople experience mental anguish every fucking day why arent you kissing and hugging them?
I love seeing people living life to the fullest!
As a former American Red Cross lifeguard, ALWAYS check for depth. ALWAYS.
how deep does it need to be when jumping from a height like that?
@@mafoozela7435about 10 beers deep.
@@scottdrew6403на каком она языке говорит?
@@Kenas_34_Russia sorry bro I don’t speak bibbly babbly.
Pretty sure she did?
"Oof it isn't hot"😂 what a great sense of humor she has.
That’s just normal/alternative way of phrasing statements in Norwegian. It’s the equivalent of similar statements in English ending with “that’s for sure”.
“Is the water cold?”
“Well, it isn’t hot - that’s for sure / I can tell you that much”
I think her saying... it isn't hot... would indicate that the water was probably plenty deep enough. Shallow water gets warmer.
@@katiehenry7 no, I speak Norwegian and she meant that it was very cold. If she’s in Norway and high up in the mountains then the temperature in that water is quite low.
@@whengrapespop5728except in English there will almost certainly be a few profanities thrown in😊.
So its warm?
Poor dog was concerned for your safety ❤️❤️
It was the belly flop - must have hurt a bit.
@@stevetaylor8698 bruh, are you bipolar another comment if yours on this video contradicts your statement.
“Oh Damn, she’s doing it again! Wait! Stop! You’ll catch a cold!” (Translated from Dog)
Love...I always wear a pair of trunks xx
The Dog has more survival instincts than the dumb humans...
The dog was like:" OMG YOU FELL!!!.. oh wait, this is AGAIN one of your chiit! Don't be giving me pawstrokes here humans! DAMN!!" 😂😂😂
My motto is always check for depth and alligators before jumping in.
In Skandinavien sind Alligatoren eher selten 😅
LOL! Or around here, check for depth and jellyfish.
In Englnd, first make sure there isn’t a nearby sewage outlet …
@@StillAliveAndKicking_that bad?
@@jungbolosse3034 On the coast, on a river, yes. The Thames has raw sewage dumped in after heavy rain.
You both pulled an awesome hero pose shot at the end!
But when she hit the water it was a belly flop! Ouch.
@@cyninbend
I only recently learned this, that’s called a “death dive” and it’s a technique- even though it looks like a flop. Haven’t tried it myself though!
Norwegian is a such a pleasant sounding language to my ear.
I was looking for this comment cause I wondered what language it was. Sounds very interesting for sure
Norwegian is my favorite Scandinavian language. Det er veldig hyggelig.
it doesnt even sound like they are saying words
@@jacobbrown3242It is like mumbling for me
To my swedish ear Norwegian and Danish just sounds like heavily accented swedish with some weird words mixed in to confuse 😄
She looks like such a happy person ❤ I love to see people doing what makes them happy. She is as beautiful as the view 😍 💕
one of my professors broke her back and spent high school/college waddling around in a back brace from cliff diving. All her friends were just fine, but it only takes one obstacle to potentially end your life
Yes, I posted a comment just now about a young man jumping off a bridge and his foot got wedged in submerged wood pilings. His body was recovered the next day, which would have been the day he graduated from high school.
Not a cliff.
@@Doc62JThat's a tragic story 😔
@@rabbitsonjupiter6824 very sad. I didn't know him but my heart broke for that family
@@Doc62J Mine too. I can't imagine their pain. I'm by nature an extremely cautious person, with a terror of heights and open water, so the thought of being in that situation literally makes my heart race. My son has just turned 18, and all his life we have drummed into him about using common sense, not to engage in reckless behaviour etc., luckily for us he's always shown maturity beyond his years, so just have to hope he continues on this path.
I would never jump into water in such a remote place, who knows what could be LURKING beneath the surface lol
Yeah those Scandinavian crocodiles are scary
Depend on place ... if it was in river ..better dont. In the vid its a lake...place on hills i guess. . .and its look clear.
Why there won’t be crocodiles/ gators, brain-eating things, puffers or lion fish.
@@mrEofPlanetEarth I hear their crocs have open carry licenses!
In cold place are ok, but don't do it in warm place, what you can't see are more dangerous
You people are crazy and I love it. I’m too old and broken up to have adventures so I’m living vicariously through you. Keep up the great work, poor puppy was scared for you.
Wow, they jumped into the water, thats so crazy, totally.
@@sankaplays3098try going outside, it might improve your mood.
What do you mean you people 🤔 😂😂
@MoesMammie-uf1yx 😂😂. Imagine they were Africans, the Internet would've grilled the dude! I got the joke 😅
We are never too old! You should definitely try it 💪🏻🙌🏻
I had a cousin that died at his senior class party when he jumped into water similar to this and broke his neck in a shallow area. Such a sad accident that changed the family forever.
My mom's twin sister thought she could dive over a shallow section of water into a deep part, where there was a sheer drop. She broker her neck and died two weeks later. She was only 13. I named my 2nd daughter after her.
Never overestimate water's depth.
That’s awful! I can’t imagine having lost my twin so young
Normally I'd say darwinism, but they were only 13. That's so sad.
Cool story bro
Classmate in high school, he was a high school diver. Went swimming in quarry pool one Saturday summer afternoon. He and his buddies came back Sunday afternoon and he dove in. And broke his neck on a refrigerator someone dumped in the water overnight. He became a paraplegic. Last I heard, he was racing wheelchairs.
Sorry to hear that, but did she break her neck because the water was too shallow and she bumped into a rock or somting?
The dog was thinking, "oh no , that water is freezing." ...😂😂😂❤
He was worried about his owners. People should consider the feelings of their pets.
Dog: oh noo.. She dissappeared. No dinner tonight... Oh thank dog, she came up.. Dinner it is! "
That pic is epic
The dog is trying to save em is so sweet
I wanna live someplace with clean fresh water and no worries of water moccasins or gators. Must be nice. Looks lovely and fresh.
We don’t even know what water moccasins are over here, lol.
@@Vingul Oh honey you're better off. They're mean ass creatures. One bit my dog in the face.
@@Vingul It’s a poisonous snake that loves to swim.
@@Fuzzyfashions ah right, thanks!
But the water is ICE cold😂 I love it though!
Cool photo at the end! And great tips, both about checking the depth and always carrying swimwear. Your dog is adorable.
The dog near the end! So concerned that the other people might be hurt. ❤❤
Dogs have more brains than politicians.
A good dog!😊
I just love how dogs are so worried about keeping us safe. It's like having little super heroes with you that will love you unconditionally.
She was hoping for a challenge... The dog is the icing on the cake. Everything about this clip is great
Your dog acted just like mine the first time we took her on our boat! That high pitched worried whine is their ❤.
She is a frigging modern Viking shield maiden.
Absolutely!! ⚔️⚔️⚔️🗡️🛡️
You watch to many shows bud. I love Vikings and this women has balls but she is far from a shield maiden. Maybe in a different time she could be but also probably not 😅
@@TwhistyyHD Most people would understand that when someone says he is a warrior, it’s not that you do, it’s the mindset that allows you to do it.
@@huskestativ as soon as you give me evidence that shield maidens went around raping children quite a bit, I will take onboard your point. Until then, you can go jump.
@@huskestativ your knowledge about vikings is similar about my knowledge about the folks living on Enceladus
My uncle died from diving into the water from rocks on his senior trip because he didn't check the depth. It was before I was born so I never got to meet him. This lesson has been drilled into my head my whole life.
“Little too cold for me, thanks…” -The Dog-
Wow the pic was so cool, their jump was in sync! Aww the dog! He was so worried for them.
Yeah all that cool pic bulshit just so they can have a nasty belly flop, which looked very painful
@@RoseBushThorns588 she tucked her arms and legs before hitting the water
@@RoseBushThorns588 seen the arms?
Always check not only the depth but that there’s no boulders sitting under there.
Same thing, really. If there's a boulder, it's very shallow.
@@plumdutchess not really the bottom can have high and low points just like land above water has. Ledges that drop off into deep depths.
@@bari2883🥴🤦🏽♂️
Just don't jump a cliff
You two are an amazing couple who rock at life and photography, oh and don't forget the dog, you three are amazing.
I like how the dog got worried for both of you basically telling you, "what the hell is wrong with you?, get out of there right now" 😂
Cool Photo , cool jump👌🏻
the doggy was crying for his Mummy, so sweet.
She's not his 'mummy', she's his owner. Stop treating animals as people!
@@Chris-hx3om chill dude
its not that deep
@@juliasadvicesWho asked you?!?!?!??!
@@Chris-hx3om lol I could say the same thing about you actually, who asked you to give your stupid "thought" in the first place
seriously go take some meds, I can feel from here how angry and miserable you are
its really not that deep bud@@Chris-hx3om
"Always check depth first", continues to dive in head first 😂
I love the Norwegian language, they sound so happy 🙂
And as a Swede i understand most of it, been skiing in Trysil since 1986 👍🏻
Mb they are from Ireland ?
@fang_darknessstuding_engli3849 No, they are not Irish. Tá me as Éireann. I cannot understand them.
I understand now why vikings discovered Iceland and America. They tried to stay away from their wives for as long as possible
They went through saina and lusia to get there: lei’iaiseauala?
Me too! I love everything about Scandinavia!
We all have swimwear… Under our clothes 🙏🏽
Mine went out of style, dambit!
"It's not hot" was probably the understatement of the year.
Dog was smarter than both of them. Good puppy! ❤
If the dog was smarter thn human he'd have known that they checked the depth before jumping
The doggy was being a good doggy with the yelp review of the sudden falling into the water plot twist
the doggo🥺💜
Love this!! It’s so immersive for some reason, I can FEEL that water!
Yeah y'all different from us lmao 🤣
I actually incredibly ❤the very last photo shoot of you 2!! Well done!!! And it isn't too high from your crazy death dives. Loved it!
Love that jump pic!
Love that about Norway 🥰
It's crazy how something like checking depth should be common sense but people just don't
Definitely! It should be common sense to check that first, or even more than that, it should just be pretty much instinctual by now. Everyone has heard warnings to check water depth before jumping. I can't imagine jumping into a body of water without being certain that it is deep enough for that. It's absolutely insane that some people actually do that.
Common sense says not to jump off a slippery rock into water possibly full of boulders.
“But then I saw…THAT” 🥰
She is the sweetest person ❤
Precious doggo❤❤❤ he thought he had to rescue you 😅
Thank you for the reminder to check the depth! You’re saving lives 💖
Perfect use of subtitles, thank you for taking the time
Amazing image at the end! Your language is beautiful and sounds just incredible to my ears that don't understand it! ❤
It seems like it's swedish
@@dennercassio its from the part of Sweden west of the mountains
@@jakob3044 But the language is actually Norwegian, I checked it
@@dennercassio And where is Norway on the map?
@@jakob3044 I'm not talking about location, I'm talking about the language spoken on the video
I just love Scandinavian nature so much...
Me too! I recommend that you view episodes of New Scandinavian Cooking. The scenery is awesome and they cook outside in every episode. I've
attached a link to one of my favorite episodes. There are lots of them on TH-cam. Enjoy!
th-cam.com/video/lPK2uWVjJCY/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
Scandinavistan
@@manoman0 So sad but increasingly true.
@@mcusertonwait whats sad?
@@mcusertonlol. Ain't that a shame
Best part was the dog. This lady looks tougher than me lol.
Dog was extremely concerned, lol poor doggy
absolutely gorgeous picture! the synchronicity you both had was so beautiful in that pic
I've never carried swimwear while backpacking. Doesn't stop me from swimming 😊
Best doggo you have there. Thank you for promoting safety.
Haha..gotta love the dog!
You gotta swim up and hug that doggo now
That’s a new entry position for me.
The pain helps with the cold I guess
First thing I said.
“Ooh! They both flopped!”
It's "døds diving". The goal is to be the most imaginative 😂
@@marcmonnerat4850 what? that's not what that is. she's a champ and she did the death dive right
I love how the dogs protective instincts kicked in
it did kick in but it knew that it couldn't save the both of them on this occasion and it was very cold water so it wisely decided to feign and fake an attempt at rescue to make itself look awesome and like a true protector
Love how she brought a bathing suit just in case, literally what I do, u never know
yeah i do it too when hiking in the Arctic. You never know.
Unnecessary weight:) That’s what your change of underwear is for ;) That or just go swimming in the buff. So long as no children are around, F it.
Last time I just stripped down, took a quick dip in a very cold lake, popped out, pat dry and tossed my dry clothes back on. Easy Peezy.
@@lyingcat9022
I guess I wouldn't do that abroad, but where I live I wouldn't hesitate too much :)
A towel is nice, though :)
Yes. Or maybe not having one wouldn’t stop them. I found a turquoise ice cold lake in a hidden valley in the Pyrenees once and I went for a swim in the nude alone. Like maybe today I may not have done so.
Well, there's always skinny dipping.
As someone born and raised in Banff, Canada, I got a great big smile when you said it isn't hot. LOL!! You live in paradise.
I know someone who tragically lost their 24yr old cousin , diving that way. The week prior , the water was deep enough for him to dive. So he didn't check again
Such a good doggie, looking out for their owner❤
Why didn’t he scream before then😢
Got to say you are absolutely amazing
I used to work for a company called johnny and friends, And johnny had jumped into a lake without knowing the depth and snap turned out and became a quadriplegic afterwards.. Luckily she was able to use her art ability and her teeth to paint. And then she started a foundation to help handicap. Kids and other countries who don't have the funds for a wheelchairs. Please don't jump into a lake or river without knowing the depth first!
That's lovely, I don't know you, but I'm glad you are both having a great time
Thanks for the depth check comment. My mum's friend's only child was home on leave from the army. Was walking across a bridge and saw a young woman splashing, shouting and flailing about in the water below. He dived off the bridge to save her. Turns out it was shallow water and she was just mucking about having a laugh. Less than funny for the son though as, he snapped his neck and spent the rest of his life as a tetraplegic. To make it even more horrific he was stabbed to death by his carer and supposed best friend a few years back. Absolutely broke his mum that she outlived him.
😢😢
Omg that’s terrible 😦
Ooooh! That is so sad.😢
Always be prepared for a swimming emergency like this! 😊 perfect!
I know of someone who jumped in a pool and misjudged the depth of it. He was so eager just to dive straight in. Well he broke his neck and is paralyzed of course because of that.
Don't worry guys, they have a dog trained to go get them if they break their necks.
if you break your neck there's no rescueing anymore lol
tell that to reckless ben@@phobos1963
@@phobos1963say that to my uncle, a broken neck isn't always a death sentence
That is so cool!! And it’s so sweet that the dog was worried about y’all!
Endelig en kanal hvor noen snakker norsk! 👍💖🥰
see her charisma ... one of the most beautiful women I've ever seen ...