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Heavy Wind vs. Japanese Schoolgirls

May 26th, 2007 by James

A video (no sound) of some Japanese schoolgirls getting hit by what appears to be incredibly strong gusts of wind:

Apparently walking backwards helps.



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Comment by Deas
2007-05-27 01:07:14

The wind gets so strong on my island sometimes that I have to pedal my bicycle downhill, or I am brought to a stop. It’s true that walking backwards helps. Dunno why, but it is true.

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Comment by face
2007-05-27 02:33:20

thank kami-sama for kamikaze =p

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Comment by kat
2007-05-27 16:08:50

hmm sometimes when I bike to school in the Netherlands, there are gusts that literally knock me off my bike.
gotta hate it.
the rolling girl in the bginning is cute *haha* sorry for her, but it looks adorable somehow

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