A hilarious video caught our eye this morning of a man who seemed to forget how close he lived to the Forth Rail bridge.
Twitter user Murphy Green shared the video, claiming "Grandad was at a sportsman’s dinner and bought a 10ft X 4ft picture of the forth rail bridge. Seemingly he forgot he could just open da blinds. Granny not happy with him."
The video shows a rather sheepish looking man near to a huge print of the Forth Rail Bridge before panning round to reveal the view from his windows.
So grandad was at a sportsman’s dinner and bought a 10ft X 4ft picture of the forth rail bridge. Seemingly he forgot he could just open da blinds 🤣🤣 granny not happy with him 🤦♂️😂😂 pic.twitter.com/8kYCS4MKkU
— Murphy Green (@no1border) June 11, 2018
That reveal...
You think it is going to be close to the house, but not THAT close. 🤣
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