The Definition Of Falling Over | Hamish & Andy

We get to the bottom of a dispute Andy’s parents were having about the definition of falling over.
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[Astroenby]

The true Aussie past time: debating the subtle differences between synonyms

[rendog]

Love the long video!! Hats off to the editing team, unless it’s you, Mike.. you choir nerd

[Mattyrusss]

Hamish is so cleaver! His wit is A class.

[kingiggy]

That’s some high level pen spinning from Blake.

[ghost-pages]

"Well, I managed to go towards the laundry floor" In one perfect sentence I know exactly why Andy is the way he is

[Big_Red_Wade]

This is good old Hamish & Andy comedy.

[LauraMoyaLocalMortgageBroker]

She was testing gravity 😂. No contact with the floor equals NO FALL.

[ratcomedy]

Approaching the floor made me lose it completely 😭

[brahmstables]

Absolutely lost it. "Husband and son are out. Hamish and Jack are in"😂

[AvoAu]

so good to see a longer video! such a good laugh!

[thesimpsons]

Hamish spending so much time looking for super humans with special skills and never once mentioned he is one himself!!
That pen twirling was insane!

[thurthrice]

When your young you fall over. When your old you have a fall.

[MartinRay-iz]

I can't stop watching the pen twirling!

[k]

When i heard this i was hoping we’d get the video of this segment! Gold.

[tjwest]

Hamish has the most silky smooth pen twirling I've ever seen. Must be nice.

[penelopegemmell]

So need a laugh, thanks heaps guys. I played poker against u Hamish at Newtown decades ago. Thanks for the game

[botegaveradi]

At least she wasn't sitting on a bus seat, stood up to check which bus stop you're at, then, sat down again - only not noticing the seat went up behind you, therefore landing firmly on your arse on the floor. In front of a bus full of people. That wasn't a fall either, but a big miss.

[whomittolz]

in a situation like this, a fall constitutes an injury and required outside assistance. If Margret Lee was able to avoid an injury and help herself upright then it absolutely should not be considered a fall.

[nibbsie]

Just an extra large patch of gravity...

[UBNnate]

For correct terminologys, It's what us in the business would call a "Near miss"