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This is a very interesting joke. The following is my manual translation:

Are you hurt?

A couple went to the playground to play. Sally is going to play the Ferris wheel, but John is afraid of heights. So Sally decided to play by herself.

The ferris wheel went faster and faster, and suddenly Sally was thrown out and fell at her husband's feet.

"Are you hurt?" John asked.

"Of course I'm hurt!" She replied ... "I've been around three times, so you're not in a hurry!" "

Hello, in a heap means "pile up, pile up", which means Sally was thrown out of the Ferris wheel and fell at John's feet, or she was thrown into a pile.

What you don't understand should be the last sentence. The last sentence is easy to arouse all kinds of understanding. It can be understood as: I turned (in high fear) three times, and you didn't wave to me (my heart was hurt and I didn't know my body was hurt); It can also be understood as: I rolled on the ground three times, and you didn't even wave. I've been here three times, so don't worry!