I'm Stuck In The Dryer

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Hull University student Rosie Cole, 21, had to be rescued by firefighters when she got stuck in her dryer on a dare — and her housemates couldn't pull her out.

Absolutely bored during COVID-nineteen lockdown, the undergrads from Yorkshire in the UK had swilled a couple of bottles of Zinfandel wine and downed honey tequila shots last calendar week when they dared their pal to take a tumble.

"It wasn't until I wiggled both my hips in and got my legs crossed behind me that I realized I couldn't go out," Cole told her college news outlet. "I am a bit dramatic so I didn't retrieve it was that bad at first and my business firm mates were making me laugh."

Just the laughter soon stale up.

"When I realized I couldn't uncross my legs and my hips were stuck I got a bit worried," she said. "Specially when I tried to costless myself the dryer tipped forward and I couldn't become myself out. My arms were starting to hurt trying to concord myself up, and it was pretty hot inside the dryer."

The resulting Newsflare video of the harebrained hijinks is now going viral.

First responders had to be called — and it took 3 firefighters to successfully rescue the tipsy higher coed.

Cole and her crew figured, "they relieve cats from copse so peradventure they could relieve students from tumble dryers."

Rosie Cole, 21, took a tumble when she dared to wedge herself inside a dryer. Lydia Dunwell / SWNS

The shocked students told local government they thought there was "no take chances" she would fit permit lone become stuck. Alas, in the resulting video footage, EMTs are seen pulling the pretzeled student — howling all the way — out of the household appliance.

"I definitely won't be trying it once again," Hull told SWNS after the embarrassing incident. "It was definitely not one of my finest moments. I volition exist leaving this ane out of the CV."

All the same, she also offered a pretty lame excuse for her poor judgment: "I'm non going to lie, I never practise my own washing anyway," said said. "I've never even used the dryer — but maybe I should start putting my dress in information technology when they're non on my torso."

Her roommate Lydia Dunwell, 21, was sleeping when emergency sirens rudely awakened her.

The pajama-clad psychology major said she was left "shocked" and "speechless" at the sight of Hull trapped in the dryer — simply of course immediately starting filming it.

"When they rang emergency services and told them someone got stuck in a dryer, the person on the telephone asked how old they were," Dunwell said, stifling a giggle. "I tried to be serious when the firefighters came in simply I felt like a little child and couldn't end laughing."