haha jon was wrong anyway by saying that she falls to the ground at 9.8m/s^2; thats the accelaration she is pulled towards the earth at, not what speed she goes. Furthermore, it isn't gravity which pulled her down, it was the rotation of the segway's wheels - as they collided with the other segway's wheels, which were going in opposite directions, her segway rotated her into the ground

Fantastic!

shut up jon. we know.

now go suck on a text book somewhere in the dark.

no U!,sir,are an idiot

I was hoping the idiot who was kicking her legs would be the one to fall.

You, sir, are an idiot.

lol, that's a hilarious video, thankyou for sharing. That old man with the suitcase, had me laughing for 10 minutes. great stuff.

See, it's funny because she fell in a situation when it was unexpected. It appeared that there were 4 women atop Segways, with someone (perhaps an aquaintance) filming the occasion. Apparently, they were enjoying themselves, when one women accidentally drove her Segway into another, which caused imbalance. Then gravity took effect, and having a disparate amount of mass above the center of gravity caused the woman to fall to the floor at 9.8m/s^2, unfortunately landing in precarious position, namely on the anterior of her cranium.

LOOOL, before she fell she sped up, did the wiggly line trick.

Old ladies are not suppose to copy what they've seen on TV.

jesus christ jon, i think everybody else was able to see that.... fuckin hell, seriously, u dont have to point everything out in exact detail, especially when its so fuckin obvious.

Unfortunately it wasn't the annoying one.

It's actually the segway that does most of the balancing. It looks like this lady was messing around, ran into another vehicle; with one wheel off the ground the segway couldn't compensate for her forward momentum. Still her fault though.