What is Wrong with this Picture …?…Can You Find out …?

Can you see? ... Some Twitter users have been up in arms over this photo, but it may be h

Can you see? … Some Twitter users have been up in arms over this photo, but it may be hard for some to tell why. Picture: Twitter Source: Twitter

SOME Twitter users have been up in arms over this normal looking photo, but what is it that’s got them worked up? Can you spot the problem?

The Mirror reports that the photo isn’t some kind of optical illusion. But as some users noted, the man is allowing the woman to walk on the wrong side of the sidewalk — the side closest to the road.

“I’m sure half of you guys don’t even know what’s wrong with this picture. Smh (shake my head),” Twitter user ibi said on the original post.

Many were utterly clueless as to what the issue was, but many, such as Denzell Lowery saw it straight away.

“He should switch sides with her and hold her hand,” he commented.

“I think it’s just the ‘gentleman thing’ to do. just like opening doors. some women may not like that, but it doesn’t change,” another said.

According to Modern Gentleman Magazine, for men: “While walking down the street you should walk on the right side.

“No need to mention but if you have an umbrella with you, you should not swing with it. You never know who you might hit and hurt.”

“If you are walking down a street in the company of a woman or a man know that the right side is honorary side. You will let a woman walk on the right side of you or a man if he is a senior person. In this way we honour them,” the magazine state.

“This custom dates from the middle ages when knights wore the sword on the left side keeping the right side free, since the right arm was ‘fighting arm.’”

COMMENT: Is this a thing of the past? Or is it a rule that men should still follow? 

Source….www.news.com.au

Natarajan

 

TransAsia Airways Plane Crashes into River…

A PASSENGER plane with 58 people on board plunged into a river after clipping a road bridge outside Taiwan’s capital, with 27 people rescued so far, leaving others unaccounted for.

The number of fatalities are unclear, but the Taiwanese Civil Aviation Authority said in a press conference that there were nine confirmed deaths, 18 people were injured, and 31 people who were unaccounted for.

Local media has since reported that up to 19 are dead, but according to China’s state broadcaster CCTV, the death toll has risen to 21.

Since the crash, terrifiying images have also emerged of how the plane went off course before it hit the bridge and then crashed into the river.

Dashboard cam showing the moments before a TransAsia plane crash in Taipei

Terrifying images … A montage of dashboard cam images showing the moments before the TransAsia Airways plane crash in New Taipei City. Source: Missxoxo168 / Twitter Source: Twitter 

The plane’s wing also hit a taxi, the driver of which was injured, on the freeway just before it crashed into the river, Taiwanese broadcaster TVBS reported.

The driver survived the incident and was taken to hospital for further medical treatment

Close call ... a taxi was clipped by the plane as it crashed. Picture: TVBS/YouTube

Close call … a taxi was clipped by the plane as it crashed. Picture: TVBS/YouTube Source: Supplied 

A TransAsia media office declined comment on possible reasons for the crash. Taiwan’s Civil Aeronautics Administration also was also unable to discuss possible causes of the crash.

The New Taipei City Fire Department has dispatched five rescue teams, equipped with speed boats, to the accident site near the Nanyang Bridge in Xizhi district, CNA said.

The aeroplane was flying to the offshore island of Kinmen and had only just left Taipei Songshan Airport when the accident happened.

TransAsia Airways was involved in another fatal crash less than a year ago, while attempting to land at Magong Airport on July 23. Forty-seven of the 58 people on board the ATR-72-500 were killed, and seven seriously injured when the plane crashed at the end of the runway and slid into residential buildings.

Prior to that, the Taiwan based airline was involved in a runway collision with a truck in March 2003. All 175 passengers and crew survived the incident at Tainan Airport when the truck trespassed the tarmac into the path of the A320.

Survuvors ... passengers from the TransAsia ATR 72-600 turboprop plane. Picture: AFP

Survivors … passengers from the TransAsia ATR 72-600 turboprop plane. Picture: AFP Source: AFP 

An injured passenger ... is escorted by emergency personnel up the river bank. Picture: A

An injured passenger … is escorted by emergency personnel up the river bank. Picture: AFP Source: AFP 

SOURCE:::: http://www.news.com.au

Natarajan