Bottle Cap Challenge

[mlroseplant]

This is kind of an old social media challenge, I suppose it started on TikTok or something, but you are supposed to open a bottle using your foot somehow, or at least that's what I think the challenge is. I just ran across this video yesterday by accident, and this is pretty impressive. I wonder how many tries it took to get it right? And then when she did connect, it tore the heel tip right off her shoe! I wonder how many folks out there in the general Instagram population noticed that?

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CGDHlpcKS-y/

[spikesmike]

mlroseplant : OH hell yes, I too would like to run into her by accident in these boots . I wouldn't have to worry about the heel tip . mike

[alphax]

Because of the angle her foot approaches the bottle, I can’t tell if the heel tip was already sideways before it hit the bottlecap.

A trick like this probably took many takes to produce a perfect result, so it wouldn’t surprise me if that’s how she wore out the heel tip.

[Pumped]

Was there a bottle in the vid? I was too distracted by the hypnotic hip action!

She also has a few videos of strutting in heels. Worth a look!

Edited July 1, 2021 by Pumped

[Bubba136]

The language sure is “ladylike!”

[mlroseplant]

On 7/1/2021 at 5:02 PM, Bubba136 said:

The language sure is “ladylike!”

Haha, I never even knew that until just now. I always look at Instagram or TikTok with the sound off, because the music is so consistently awful! Evidently, this particular video is no exception.

[Bubba136]

People posting onto most social websites believe, I think, the more foul language they use to express their opinions, the more readers will be convinced they are someone to be "reckoned with."  I, on the other hand, I always believed cussing was a huge revelation of just how ignorant the speaker is.  The more profanity they use, the less respect I have for them. As my old daddy used to say, listening to them talk tells me "all that I want to know about them."