I jump at least few times per month, when I walk with my dog in random places. Most often over small river in my area I think.
Tuesday. Jumping rope is good for cardio.
Oh, I call it leaping. Quantum leap. It's been almost 10 years. Decided to settle down and live out this life.
I jumped reading this post
Like really really jumped? July 31st 2024
You mean intentionally left the surface I was on, or do you mean jumped as in got startled?
I've jumped around a lot.. ADHD makes it tricky for me not to be bouncy, sometimes
Been startled, though? It's been a good while..
3 weeks ago and I hurt myself. I'm not a kid anymore.
Probably some minor hops here and there, but my last serious jumps were while skiing in a mascot, to get some photos, weekend before last :)
down a few steps earlier. yes, i live dangerously.
Physical leap, startled, or time travel?
😂
April. Broke my foot. Sucks, man.
Yesterday on my bike. managed a few jumps and even a wall-ride transition.
strange question, though - is this a euphamism from 'the kids' I don't know about?
I was trying to see if I would become a billionaire if I jumped in an X like Musk. Hasn't worked yet
Yesterday! At a concert. A LOT
Right now because I read this. And then I realised that I jumped a few days ago because my partner and I were talking about our floorboards, and by pure chance I jumped in the same place and it triggered that memory. But I wouldn't have remembered it if I hadn't read this and jumped now.
Literally this afternoon I jumped as high as I could to see if I could touch the ceiling. I could not.
check out Mr Big Shot over here with the high ceilings
The ceilings are normal. He's actually Mr Small Shot
I went to year 1194 and saw some Turkish guys arguing about some grey men. Later Time Interference and Time Travel Society (TITTS) seized my travel card.
A time Jump, I see
No, gravity.
Does bounding up the stairs count? I definitely get air and I do it almost every time I go up stairs. I average about 20 flights of stairs a day.
Your thighs must be hella toned.
The do be. I am a cyclist and biked thousands of miles a year until recently.
2013-ish? My ex-spouse was really into that. They went on to get certified, I did my 3rd or 4th solo jump (still had main and reserve coaches, but not a tandem jump), and decided that it didn't mean enough to me to keep spending money on it. My ex-spouse ended up embezzling a lot of money from our joint account to pay for their jumping habit; they bought a container, main and reserve canopies, and a custom jumpsuit, and then tried to to stick me with the credit card debt for it in the divorce.
Yesterday. My kids and I like to imitate awkward game/MMO character movements so there's a lot of random jumping.
Car wouldn't start.
Can't remember. I have done some things that might be considered a hop. To avoid puddles or slick spots on sidewalk or mud.
Last time I went down the stairs at my apartment complex. Accidentally started going down on the wrong foot and wouldn't land on the correct foot when I got off the stairs, so I jumped the last couple. Long story short, in my case it's an autism thing more than any actual issue, so that is why I jumped.
About fifteen minutes ago.
The third and fourth stairs leading to my second floor are rotted out and I’m too lazy to replace them so it’s a couple times a day.
Famous last words 💀
Literally a couple hours ago because my coworker asked the same question.
Plot twist: op is your coworker
Almost every day. Whether I'm skipping a step, avoiding a puddle, panic-flailing away from a sudden pile of dog shit, or trying to grab something from a too-high shelf in my small apartment, living in Brooklyn means you're idiot-floating more often than not
This afternoon, while walking through a parking lot with my toddler. We had to avoid the cracks.
Today. I exercised
I don't quite remember, but sort of like... 8 hours ago while traveling go work in a company bus.
The driver was going quite fast and didn't notice a speed bump. Shortly, he became a pilot.
Ah fuck it, lets simplify it. 5 seconds ago. There you go.
January, i friend was out of town for two months and the battery of his car was dead, fortunately I had my cables in the trunk of my car
Last Thursday I jumped up onto a ledge at the office to take better pictures of the vaulted ceiling. We're renting out the space so my boss asked me to take pictures.
To get out of someone's way in a store today. Not really a jump, more like a hop.
The cat suddenly parked itself on the stairs. Some day, she'll cause serious harm. Until then, pet, pet you cute assassin.
Our cat has been trying to kill us for 21 years. He wasn't feeling well recently, but after a vet visit and meds, I knew he was feeling better as soon as he darted across my path and I almost tripped.
I jumped to miss a puddle.
Me too! An icy/snowy puddle
My sister asked if I'm tall enough to touch the ceiling. My hand was wet and I left 3 fingerprints up there.
Can you jump and touch your head to the doorway? My kids used to challenge each other to that.
Probably? Idk I'm not home now can't test it
maybe half an hour ago, when i jumped into bed. before that, i jumped up or over a few ledges on my walk home from work. wild to me that anyone is citing a timeframe longer than a day to be honest,
I go bouldering and do a lot of dynos, so I regularly jump. Last time was special though it was yesterday when I was at amateur wrestling for the first time as the Shrieking Spud
Maybe 30 minutes ago, I was watching a very tense video.
A few days ago, to grab a glass off a shelf
I did a little skipping out today. It's a signal to my dog that we get moving along.
Summer last year, getting into a private/walled off area I wanted to explore. (That was a ~2m drop onto some stairs so getting out was much harder than getting in haha)
With my bike does it count? If so, yesterday multiple times to avoid speed bumps on the road.
About a week ago. At work. To try to get a kid to jump.
I almost always skip the last 3 steps of my stairs on the way down.
Probably a few days ago. Sometimes I just be leaping and bounding. Jumping even, in my home.
