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Pretty funny, but Stoooooopid!! As he's flippin' over and over all I can think of his him getting tangled in the rope and then the "operator" hitting the gas again . . .
OMG, ROTFLMAO. <br /><br />HAHAHAHA......I can see that its a bit much power for water skiing, but it sure does get me to thinking about other uses.<br /><br />Hmmmmmmmmmmm
I saw that a few months ago and it's still funny. Apparently, even the Germans have rednecks! I think I'll stick to using some sort of watercraft, thank you very much.
That vid appears to be poorly staged a knock-off. If it were truly a red neck event thered be pile of Bud Light cans, (knee deep at least) and a whole lot more folks standing around, with one guy holdn two beers!
Reminds me of younger day at the river. We used to knee board along the bank of a sandbar {about 200 yards} while being pulled by a three wheeler. The only problem was those shallow water crashes would leave a big rasberry on every body part that made contact the sandy bottom. <br /><br /> "OUCH"