You know that actually works right? My high school physics teacher built one and actually got a few feet off the ground.

In a more serious vein, a little while after I made this comic, I watched a Mythbusters episode where the build team tested a myth that said you can blow your own sail. As it turned out, it actually could work -- provided you have a big fan and a bigger sail. Of course, that's not vertical motion, but it's somewhat relevant.

xD I have to try that.

I saw the title of the entry and I thought for sure it was going to be "strap pieces of toast with jelly to both sides of your body."

Who first did Trollcomic, anyway?

I dunno. I just figured I'd make one, myself.

Must... supress... urge... to kill...

...

TO KARZ WITH IT! IT'S GONNA BE EXPRESSED

IN SONG

*20 minutes later*

YAHYAHYAHYAHYAHYAHYAHYAHYAHYAHYAH

...I'm not quite sure if that's an insult or a badly-expressed compliment. XD

YAHYAHYAHYAHYAHYAHYAHYAHYAHYAHYAHYAHYAH

At least you remembered the loopy schwoopy arms

could use some magnets, though

[Merged because double-posting isn't allowed on blogs, either. ~Legolover-361]

The problem would be the power source; something has to make the fan turn. If it's plug in, then you can only fly as far as your extension cord. If it's battery powered, then that adds extra weight, and eventually runs out.

UNLESS you can somehow create a solar powered fan, and then you could fly on sunny days!