Watch to learn how to stand on several balloons without popping a single one. All you need is balloons, duct tape, and a flat-bottomed object to stand on.
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2 Comments
Will that float on water? If I do that and stand on the board in say, a pool, will it float?
yes.it is because the balloon contains air
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