Couldn't they have stopped the ride? Hats off to the boyfriend for trying to protect her dignity...
Hilarious moment boyfriend tries in vain to cover his girlfriend after funfair ride makes her trousers fall down revealing she has no underwear on during a ride on a fairground ride in Costa Rica
The couple were having a go on the attraction called La Tagada at Costa Rica's Zapote Festival. The ride is a disk and spins and throws people around in the air, especially if they try to stand up.
Everyone's in awe and is sharing this amazing capture of an iridescent cloud formation over Escazú, San José, Costa Rica during an Independence Day festival...
"Today, in Escazu Costa Rica - the skies opened up as if it were the end of times - It was truly a beautiful glimpse of what our God has in store for us on the day he comes back.
This is a pileus cloud, sometimes called a “cap” cloud because of the way it caps the top of the cumulus cloud. They typically form during the early stages of thunderstorm development, when a strong updraft of rising air is present in cumulus clouds. The upward motion of the building cumulus cloud causes the whole layer of air above the storm to rise. The moisture in this thin layer cools and condenses into cloud droplets, which forms the wispy, flat cloud that caps the storm.
The colorful iridescence doesn’t always accompany pileus clouds , but it’s caused by the same thing that causes rainbows, when sunlight passes through the small cloud droplets and is reflected and refracted into distinguishable colors.
The best way to spot these clouds are during the early stages of thunderstorm development, but you have to be vigilant since they don’t typically last very long. The iridescence can be seen when the sun is positioned behind the building storm clouds so that the refracted light can pass through the pileus and to your eyes.
A short viral vid with over a million views, coming out from Bat Islands, Costa Rica by Oceano VideoSubwhere a couple of guys were out diving, (Thomaz Monteiro and Flavia Passaglia from Brazil), when a peaceful manta ray needed their help to remove some fishing line it was entangled in. Brian Thompson (from Canada), was the one who cut him free and gave everyone a piece of the line as a trophy!..
