Gust of wind sends portaloo flying into the air like the feather in Forest Gump

This might be the craziest video you’ll see all week.

And, yes, we are well aware of the fact that this week also gave us that that about the peace deal between the US and North Korea.

But believe us, this is wild.

It’s vision of a strong gust of wind terrorising an event in a park in Commerce City, a suburb of Denver, in the US state of Colorado.

The phrase “phat air” doesn’t seem to get thrown around a lot these days, but it certainly still applies within the context of that portaloo.

Because sweet baby cheeses did it get some phat air.

It’s almost poetic the way the toilet water flies out, like a filthy, bacteria-laden comet shooting across the sky.

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It was posted to Facebook by Gabriel Flores on Monday, and had clocked up nearly one million views by Friday morning.

A repost of the video on the Whistle Sports Facebook page has been viewed more than 14 million times.

It was intense but, as we read in a yarn from KTBS, no one was injured.

This is great news, because just imagine having to rock up to the hospital and explain to doctors that you copped a flying toilet to the face.

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The story from KTBS started with the line “here's something you don't see every day”.

But it seems wind-blown s---houses isn’t that rare of a sight in Colorado.

In April, a port-a-loo was filmed venturing down a suburban street in Berthoud, which experienced wind gusts of nearly 100km per hour.

“A portable toilet that wasn’t strapped down moved freely down the street,” a story published by Chron.com read.

“The toilet was upright traveling down the street for nearly a block before landing on its side.”

Brilliant.