Grumpy Old Man Pushes Bridge Jumper – Humour

www.danwei.org — A man threatening to jump off a bridge to get government attention is nothing new, but an old geezer sneaking up and pushing said man off the bridge and then saluting to the crowd is quite humorous. The man survived, don't worry.

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