A HILARIOUS montage sees scorers of Scots knocking down a temporary fence in Dundee repeatedly – with culprits including several clumsy drunks and one out-of-control scooter.
The metal barriers on the cobbled street in the city’s centre appear to have been erected amid refurbishment work on a nearby building.
However, CCTV outside one Scot’s home has revealed that the temporary fencing seems to be causing more trouble than it’s preventing, with a string of locals ending up on the ground thanks to it.
The hilarious compilation video shows several pedestrians taking a tumble after trying to lean on the fence, whilst others bizarrely walk right into it.
The video montage shows several pub goers making their way home and each of them tumbling to the floor in hilarious fashion.
Even one Scot on a mobility scooter is seen having a run-in with the railings, crashing through them after seemingly losing control of the scooter.
The mobility scooter spins in circles off the pavement, wiping out a whole section of the fencing and dragging a barrier behind as it continues into the road.
Other footage shows drunks, couples, and pedestrians having their own hilarious tussles with the unstable fencing, and each of them ending up on the cobbled ground in some way, shape or form.
The video montage of the aptly named “fence of doom” was shared to social media on Friday by one Scot after they collected the clips for their compilation.
The footage was shared with the caption: “These fences of doom in Dundee city centre… anyone recognise themself?”
The clip has since received dozens of likes and comments from social media users left in stitches by Dundee’s latest troublemaker.
One user said: “Thanks, I’ve just laughed a mouthful of whisky out all down myself.”
Another added: “This is quality content.”
A third wrote: “This is hilarious- great work.”
Another replied: “Loved that wee bit of animation with the angel wings. Actually feel bad at laughing at this footage in its entirety.”
