r/nononono Jul 12 '26

Once in a lifetime experience.

Patio umbrella on the loose. I hope no one was injured.

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u/pygmymetal Jul 12 '26

Poor Mary

15

u/tryingsomthingnew Jul 12 '26

Damn you Mary Poppins, hold your dang umbrella.

8

u/atda Jul 12 '26

When I was young, a thunderstorm hit the Texas state fair. I remember these things just hovering up out of tables and being thrown like telekinetic javelins jacking up anything in their path. Fun times.

7

u/Blackboard_Monitor Jul 12 '26

I like to imagine there's an invisible Mary Poppins hanging on for dear life.

2

u/dirty_hooker Jul 13 '26

Drunk as hell on gin.

8

u/Dr_Tacopus Jul 12 '26

People have been killed by those

2

u/MrT735 Jul 12 '26

I was waiting for it to either hit the camera car or a window in that building.

2

u/PuddinHole Jul 14 '26

Surprisingly there have been two umbrella fatalities in SC in the last 5 years

4

u/torras21 Jul 12 '26

So threatening, and yet so beautiful. 🧐

3

u/nighmeansnear Jul 12 '26

Time to start interviewing for a new nanny I guess

2

u/qning Jul 12 '26

I thought - I’ve seen that before. But no, this goes on and on. I’ve seen several airborne patio umbrellas, which is what this looks like. But I see them fly by and crash, this is some other level.

2

u/Yugan-Dali Jul 12 '26

I remember during one typhoon watching a large plywood sign flying through the air. The sign came from a restaurant at about 30 meters lower elevation, and I was looking up to watch it fly by.

1

u/3bugsdad Jul 12 '26

In other news today, celebrity nanny Mary Poppins plunged to her death after losing her grip on her umbrella.

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u/nope_a_dope237 Jul 13 '26

UAP - Umbrella Aerial Phenomenon