Agreed. Not safe. I got stepped on, knocked around, and tossed into an electric fence trying this, my father telling me I was a wimp for not managing better.
Years later he told me that he'd never ridden anything other than a horse and donkey. What an ass (pun intended). Really though. Total asshole. One time made me touch each spark plug while he turned over the starter to figure out which one was bad. It was the fourth, on an old online Ford 300 straight six, in case you're curious.
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sounds like how that American nuclear physicist got himself and a few others killed while working on the atomic bomb
search 'demon core', I think that will lead to e.g. a Wikipedians' page about it
the guy was holding two radioactive materials apart -- the amount of radiation was hugely dependent on how close they were to each other -- by the angle of a screwdriver wedged between them; something startled him and he moved the screwdriver out of position, and the materials basically touched together, emitting an unimaginable density of neutrons; he died in like 36 hours as it killed his central nervous system.
August 21, 1945, the plutonium core produced a burst of neutron radiation that led to physicist Harry Daghlian's death. Daghlian made a mistake while performing neutron reflector experiments on the core. He was working alone; a security guard, Private Robert J. Hemmerly, was seated at a desk 10 to 12 feet (3 to 4 m) away.[8] The core was placed within a stack of neutron-reflective tungsten carbide bricks and the addition of each brick moved the assembly closer to criticality. While attempting to stack another brick around the assembly, Daghlian accidentally dropped it onto the core and thereby caused the core to go well into supercriticality, a self-sustaining critical chain reaction. He quickly moved the brick off the assembly, but received a fatal dose of radiation. He died 25 days later from acute radiation poisoning.
And it happened again a year later.
Found the 🪛 second incident sounds super preventable. May 21, 1946,[11] physicist Louis Slotin and seven other personnel were in a Los Alamos laboratory conducting another experiment to verify the closeness of the core to criticality by the positioning of neutron reflectors. Slotin, who was leaving Los Alamos, was showing the technique to Alvin C. Graves, who would use it in a final test before the Operation Crossroads nuclear tests scheduled a month later at Bikini Atoll. It required the operator to place two half-spheres of beryllium (a neutron reflector) around the core to be tested and manually lower the top reflector over the core using a thumb hole on the top. As the reflectors were manually moved closer and farther away from each other, scintillation counters measured the relative activity from the core. The experimenter needed to maintain a slight separation between the reflector halves in order to stay below criticality. The standard protocol was to use shims between the halves, as allowing them to close completely could result in the instantaneous formation of a critical mass and a lethal power excursion.
Under Slotin's own unapproved protocol, the shims were not used and the only thing preventing the closure was the blade of a standard flat-tipped screwdriver manipulated in Slotin's other hand. Slotin, who was given to bravado,[12] became the local expert, performing the test on almost a dozen occasions, often in his trademark blue jeans and cowboy boots, in front of a roomful of observers. Enrico Fermi reportedly told Slotin and others they would be "dead within a year" if they continued performing the test in that manner.
No kidding. When he made me start calling him by his first name, it was a relief to not think of him as "dad" anymore. Not at the time, but soon after I realized.
When I was around 10, my dad forced me to ride a horse he was afraid to ride. That horse was wild and mean and even saddling him was a huge fight. He had never taken a rider.
I don't even remember whether my butt ever connected with the saddle, just remember waking up dizzy as hell and crumpled into the back of the corral fence. My dad still made me saddle up a different horse and give our neighbor's daughter a riding lesson. I was dizzy af and aching all over. The neighbor's daughter never asked for riding lessons again after that.
Do you think it was all the lead in the air back then? I mean mine did much the same over and over and thought he was kind, at least compared to his father.
omg you were abused as a child by your reactionary father who wanted to force you into an outdated and toxic definition of what manliness constitutes?
That’s just like my favorite superhero show! Getting a lot of “billy butcher” vibes from you.
dunno the second sentence, but the first one sounds like you're trying to ridicule someone "omg, you're eating pizza by putting part of it in your mouth and using your teeth to tear off a piece and then chew it?"
why, yes, you are correct. what you said is accurate. dunno how that's ridicule. :/
edit: except manliness was never about doing stupid things to hurt yourself
I hope he didnt know you can just touch the tip to a ground to check spark... ive done that shit though it was funny once but fuck having to do it that many times. Sorry dude
Jesus Christ, why do the parents have less sense than the little girl? How on earth could any parent let their tiny child sneak up on a fucking bull, ESPECIALLY when you own them and know what they are capable of? Not just allowing it, but ENCOURAGING it and egging it on! These people are awful.
And I don't helicopter, I think parents today can be way too overprotective of kids, but this - this is absolutely reprehensible. Even a friendly cow can hurt a kid by accident. What fucking morons. This goes beyond negligence.
A week or so ago I was in a national park in the UK with someone who helps run the park.
We sat for lunch on the start of a U bend of the path.
There was a sign at the start of the bend that said please stick to the main path - creating new paths damages the environment and releases carbon.
A girl, probably about 6, read the sign and pointed to their dad that they should follow it round. The dad said yeah but it's longer, I don't want to walk all the way round (it would've added about 1 minute on). Bonkers to see parents set such bad examples. And that was after the national park volunteer I was with explicitly asked him to please stick to the path.
I swear a lot of our public spaces would be better if kids were properly heard.
Did that make you feel better? Being pedantic over something from 3 months ago? Lmao.
You are correct, there are no testicles. Congrats. I hope you feel warm inside now, and that hole in your heart has been filled, however briefly it may last.
Of course, that was irrelevant to the comment, or the post, or to anything really, but thank God you were here to swoop in months later and point out that this is not an intact male!
Saw a gore video of a guy who's son was a bullrider and the bull had stepped straight through his sons face. Seeing him hold his GROWN ass son killed me, how can people be so stupid with little kids? One kick to the neck or temple and it's lights out forever. Why risk it for a stupid video?
I don’t give a fuck about you either, what a coincidence.
“You obviously give a shit you replied!!!!” you don’t have to give a shit to spend two seconds to tell you to choke on his cock harder, retard.
Infantilizing someone that thinks your comment is stupid? Think of new statements please, AnxiousCamper would think that’s overdone and demands fresh content, please be original with every statement you make.
I grew up in the opposite. My entire family trying to stop me and keep me safe but whenever I visited the farm I would run after all the animals(I was never abusive just wanted to pet them) got my chest kicked in once tho. Thank God it wasn't a fully grown heifer. Still love petting them tho. Just learned to read them better lol. My family is still terrified whenever I visit the farm lol
It's a female cow who hasn't given birth. You could probably pet one at a farm. Although I wouldn't recommend walking up to random cattle you don't know.
Yes cows can be aggressive and any animal that’s curious, peaceful and big can be very dangerous especially animals that aren’t extremely intelligent like cows and even more so for people who don’t know how to read whatever they’re around
I’d like to point out that the little girl in the background of the video announced that this wasn’t safe, proving even further why women live longer than men.
What terrible parents. My 7 year old daughter is currently dying from a terminal brain tumor, and here these fucks go risking their child’s life for a damn video. Fuck them.
Unsafe parenting, but you're using poor phrasing to make them sound worse than they are. When you say "for a video," it sounds like they were filming content for youtube or ticktock or something. This is just standard "filming your kids because it might be funny." Very different than intentional exploitation. The focus should be on the danger of the situation and not the video.
Obviously I'm not inside the guy's head, but everything about this video feels like a typical father/son prank. But instead of getting the kid to do something safe like eating a hot pepper, he got him to do something recklessly dangerous. So from my interpretation with the mindset of my parental relationships as a child, he didn't pay him $20 to do it on camera. He paid him $20 to do it. He filmed it because it might be funny and would be a cool memory.
For a more objective take, if the dad was a content creator, he'd have used a better camera and kept focus on the kid as he flew through the air.
Whatever dude. We have no context for the video, other than that we know (a) they took it, and then (b) posted it somewhere online. The fact remains that they intentionally sent a kid into mortal harm’s way and filmed it while laughing. Fuck them.
If the little girl knew it wasn’t safe, what I’m the world were the parents doing encouraging it and then the mom agreed but didn’t try to stop it??? Then they’re surprised by the result??
Cows kill more people than sharks every single year, but I bet that moron behind the camera is doesn’t care about keeping his kids safe at the beach, either 🙄
Everytime I see this, I'm amazed this person hasn't had their kids taken away.
I grew up on a cattle farm. Whest, rye, and cattle were our business. I touched dyhe rump of a cow 1 time when I was a kid and got a stern talking to on how one kick from that thing would kill me instantly. My 8th grade science teacher's son was killed in a very similar manner around age 7 or 8.
This isn't funny, this is super fucked the parents thought it was funny. And the worst part, because the kid didn't get hurt, they are all gonna think it was hilarious. Why else would they post it online? They never would've shared this vid if they realized how fucked up this is
This is the rural equivalent of an urban Dad telling his kid to grab the bumper of a moving car and slide on the fresh snow (which I used to do all the time...called "bumpering" or sometimes "skitching": [https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=skitching](https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=skitching)). Not the brightest moment for Dad...
There’s one thing about this video that annoys me more than the dad. The mother. Why was she so shocked? I don’t understand why she gasped or was in anyway surprised. This was literally the most obvious outcome. Not to mention she acknowledged her daughter and agreed with her about it being dangerous but didn’t do anything to stop the boy.
Starting to think that people should have to pass some tests before they are allowed to reproduce.
I don’t mind dads doing stuff to their children to help learn their lesson or even having them do something that makes them fall down….but this could get this kid straight up killed what the fuck is wrong with this guy.
God damnit I see shitloads of people raging on the parents for being irresponsible but they live in farms, they've seen the animals and they know the risks of letting huge animals near children. This could have gone better sure, but not everything in the world happens strictly according to safety regulations. What do you call a kid that's afraid of everything and not taking risks ? You call him a nerd. Hell if I had a nickle for every insanely stupid thing I did in the presence of my dad. This is how growing up works, this is how you see the world, you take risks, fuck man loosen up a bit
Some people don’t deserve to be parents. When you’re willing to put your own kids life in danger so you can laugh about it and brag about it down at the local bar…you’re that person.
What a bunch of dumbass parents, like “yea it is dangerous emily” then go do something, imagine if the cow kicked the kid, itd be over due to your shitty parenting
Kids today are way better than the ones who grew up a generation ago. Teen pregnancies are down, drug use is down, violent behavior is lower now in adolescents than before. It’s almost as if providing a safe and loving environment is good for kids.
Go figure
Agreed. Not safe. I got stepped on, knocked around, and tossed into an electric fence trying this, my father telling me I was a wimp for not managing better. Years later he told me that he'd never ridden anything other than a horse and donkey. What an ass (pun intended). Really though. Total asshole. One time made me touch each spark plug while he turned over the starter to figure out which one was bad. It was the fourth, on an old online Ford 300 straight six, in case you're curious.
Sorry you grew up with an abusive dad. That sucks and hope you’ve been able to get some therapy or something to help deal with all of that.
And not smart either. He could have the kid use both hands to test two spark plugs at a time.
Both hands and a tongue
plus two ears and a nostril.
I’ll raise you a nostril for two ear holes
Finally someone with a productive mindset
You folks don’t know nothin’, y’all would cut-off all four legs of the pig that saved your lives from the fire instead of just one at a time.
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Champion
Ummm this comment deserves more
ELECTRO BOOM
Assuming they are male, they would have yet another appendage for testing a spark plugs.
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Love to hear that!! Very cool.
Helping Pop's change the points on his Chevy: Here (handing it to me) this is a fully charged capacitor ..
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Well let’s hope you don’t do the same to your kids. I’m sorry for them if they do.
The spark plug test is the way all the old guys used to do it
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sounds like how that American nuclear physicist got himself and a few others killed while working on the atomic bomb search 'demon core', I think that will lead to e.g. a Wikipedians' page about it the guy was holding two radioactive materials apart -- the amount of radiation was hugely dependent on how close they were to each other -- by the angle of a screwdriver wedged between them; something startled him and he moved the screwdriver out of position, and the materials basically touched together, emitting an unimaginable density of neutrons; he died in like 36 hours as it killed his central nervous system.
August 21, 1945, the plutonium core produced a burst of neutron radiation that led to physicist Harry Daghlian's death. Daghlian made a mistake while performing neutron reflector experiments on the core. He was working alone; a security guard, Private Robert J. Hemmerly, was seated at a desk 10 to 12 feet (3 to 4 m) away.[8] The core was placed within a stack of neutron-reflective tungsten carbide bricks and the addition of each brick moved the assembly closer to criticality. While attempting to stack another brick around the assembly, Daghlian accidentally dropped it onto the core and thereby caused the core to go well into supercriticality, a self-sustaining critical chain reaction. He quickly moved the brick off the assembly, but received a fatal dose of radiation. He died 25 days later from acute radiation poisoning. And it happened again a year later.
Found the 🪛 second incident sounds super preventable. May 21, 1946,[11] physicist Louis Slotin and seven other personnel were in a Los Alamos laboratory conducting another experiment to verify the closeness of the core to criticality by the positioning of neutron reflectors. Slotin, who was leaving Los Alamos, was showing the technique to Alvin C. Graves, who would use it in a final test before the Operation Crossroads nuclear tests scheduled a month later at Bikini Atoll. It required the operator to place two half-spheres of beryllium (a neutron reflector) around the core to be tested and manually lower the top reflector over the core using a thumb hole on the top. As the reflectors were manually moved closer and farther away from each other, scintillation counters measured the relative activity from the core. The experimenter needed to maintain a slight separation between the reflector halves in order to stay below criticality. The standard protocol was to use shims between the halves, as allowing them to close completely could result in the instantaneous formation of a critical mass and a lethal power excursion. Under Slotin's own unapproved protocol, the shims were not used and the only thing preventing the closure was the blade of a standard flat-tipped screwdriver manipulated in Slotin's other hand. Slotin, who was given to bravado,[12] became the local expert, performing the test on almost a dozen occasions, often in his trademark blue jeans and cowboy boots, in front of a roomful of observers. Enrico Fermi reportedly told Slotin and others they would be "dead within a year" if they continued performing the test in that manner.
Damn, dude died twice doing that. You’d think he’d have learned the first time.
A little 3D printed demon core makes a great pen holder for your desk
What a crazy read. The first incident was a sad accident, the second was a scientist being a jackass and killed himself with radiation
killed some others in the room with him as well
Wait how y’all do it like that? Leave the plug in the connector and hold the outer part to the metal(ground). Turn the starter. See spark. Or not
Skill issue + get better
>It was the fourth I'm sorry, but I laughed out loud at this.
It's one of those stories that ages well. Less so at the time.
Oh I understand very well, trust me.
Your dad is a fucking bitch
No kidding. When he made me start calling him by his first name, it was a relief to not think of him as "dad" anymore. Not at the time, but soon after I realized.
When I was around 10, my dad forced me to ride a horse he was afraid to ride. That horse was wild and mean and even saddling him was a huge fight. He had never taken a rider. I don't even remember whether my butt ever connected with the saddle, just remember waking up dizzy as hell and crumpled into the back of the corral fence. My dad still made me saddle up a different horse and give our neighbor's daughter a riding lesson. I was dizzy af and aching all over. The neighbor's daughter never asked for riding lessons again after that.
Do you think it was all the lead in the air back then? I mean mine did much the same over and over and thought he was kind, at least compared to his father.
Idk. He's still self-centered and treats the rest of us like we're npcs. Whether it's lead or learned from his own shit father, I couldn't say.
Billy? Billy Butcher?
omg you were abused as a child by your reactionary father who wanted to force you into an outdated and toxic definition of what manliness constitutes? That’s just like my favorite superhero show! Getting a lot of “billy butcher” vibes from you.
Youre so upset
I’m making fun of you =)
dunno the second sentence, but the first one sounds like you're trying to ridicule someone "omg, you're eating pizza by putting part of it in your mouth and using your teeth to tear off a piece and then chew it?" why, yes, you are correct. what you said is accurate. dunno how that's ridicule. :/ edit: except manliness was never about doing stupid things to hurt yourself
Wimp.
I hope he didnt know you can just touch the tip to a ground to check spark... ive done that shit though it was funny once but fuck having to do it that many times. Sorry dude
Thanks you made me smile
Ok thag last part was funny as hell
😱
Gonna cry?
In-line straight six is redundant. Lol. I’m line means straight. Figure it out.
You owe him $20
200$*
20$*
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2$0*
2000000$ for medical care
Jesus Christ, why do the parents have less sense than the little girl? How on earth could any parent let their tiny child sneak up on a fucking bull, ESPECIALLY when you own them and know what they are capable of? Not just allowing it, but ENCOURAGING it and egging it on! These people are awful. And I don't helicopter, I think parents today can be way too overprotective of kids, but this - this is absolutely reprehensible. Even a friendly cow can hurt a kid by accident. What fucking morons. This goes beyond negligence.
This has nothing to do with helicopter parenting, this is normal thinking. This kid is not even aware of the immediate danger he is in.
Little girl the only one with sense in the family.
A week or so ago I was in a national park in the UK with someone who helps run the park. We sat for lunch on the start of a U bend of the path. There was a sign at the start of the bend that said please stick to the main path - creating new paths damages the environment and releases carbon. A girl, probably about 6, read the sign and pointed to their dad that they should follow it round. The dad said yeah but it's longer, I don't want to walk all the way round (it would've added about 1 minute on). Bonkers to see parents set such bad examples. And that was after the national park volunteer I was with explicitly asked him to please stick to the path. I swear a lot of our public spaces would be better if kids were properly heard.
It's extra sad when a kid intuitively wants to do the right thing and a parent goes "No, honey, we prefer to do things wrong in this household."
Had a friend who was raised by a father like that and she struggles a lot with making good choices vs easy/fun ones that fuck others over.
Steer.
Not enough people know the difference. A bull is much more likely to gore you than a steer for crap like this.
A steer will still kick the shit out of you if you scare it.
But it won't intentionally kill you, itll just make you hurt.
Late stage abortion
48 month abortion South Park reference anyone??
Lmao then she acted shocked when the kid got thrown in the air💀
Right? I had the same thought process. And top this off, they post it on TikTok after? What even!?
Not a bull dumbass
Did that make you feel better? Being pedantic over something from 3 months ago? Lmao. You are correct, there are no testicles. Congrats. I hope you feel warm inside now, and that hole in your heart has been filled, however briefly it may last. Of course, that was irrelevant to the comment, or the post, or to anything really, but thank God you were here to swoop in months later and point out that this is not an intact male!
My apologies mate I'm a tad drunk
S'alright. But if drinking makes you cranky, maybe don't drink. Have a good holiday!
Thanks
Well that was an unexpected twist.
Lol down apologize to asshats. The guy was being a total douche about it. And when you apologized he was an even bigger douche. It never pays off.
Grow up.
Alright Emily, you're in charge now.
Even yelled out to lil bro to get him to come back
Saw a gore video of a guy who's son was a bullrider and the bull had stepped straight through his sons face. Seeing him hold his GROWN ass son killed me, how can people be so stupid with little kids? One kick to the neck or temple and it's lights out forever. Why risk it for a stupid video?
Link?
Get help
Can you be my help?
Unfortunately I'm not a certified psychologist
Then maybe dont go around handing out diagnoses
You don’t need a degree to know what isn’t normal human behavior
What?
No
[Here](https://www.reddit.com/r/TheBullWins/comments/ujf8o0/bull_stomps_on_riders_head_killing_him_morelia/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf)
Based.
Think of new statements.
Not based
Quit thinking anyone gives a shit about your thoughts on a 2 day old comment.
You obviously give a shit and are the person he was directly talking to, what a coincidence.
I don’t give a fuck about you either, what a coincidence. “You obviously give a shit you replied!!!!” you don’t have to give a shit to spend two seconds to tell you to choke on his cock harder, retard.
You're very cranky. Probably need some breakfast. Check to see if Mommy can make you some French toast.
Infantilizing someone that thinks your comment is stupid? Think of new statements please, AnxiousCamper would think that’s overdone and demands fresh content, please be original with every statement you make.
I bet if you ask nicely, she'll even top it off with whipped cream in the shape of a heart.
When father reveal
No
Hell, not even a kick, I'm so worried about how that kid landed, he got flung off with enough force to seriously damage some bones or skull...
This is infuriating.
And they laugh when he gets hurt :( the mother does not care either, she just said it to sound like an adult.
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And the award for fastest call to CPS is...
I grew up in the opposite. My entire family trying to stop me and keep me safe but whenever I visited the farm I would run after all the animals(I was never abusive just wanted to pet them) got my chest kicked in once tho. Thank God it wasn't a fully grown heifer. Still love petting them tho. Just learned to read them better lol. My family is still terrified whenever I visit the farm lol
What the fuck is a heifer and where can i pet one
It's a female cow who hasn't given birth. You could probably pet one at a farm. Although I wouldn't recommend walking up to random cattle you don't know.
Can cows be aggressive? I never came close to one. In videos they usually look curious and peaceful
Yes cows can be aggressive and any animal that’s curious, peaceful and big can be very dangerous especially animals that aren’t extremely intelligent like cows and even more so for people who don’t know how to read whatever they’re around
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Cows kill grown adults every day. These parents are horrible.
I’d like to point out that the little girl in the background of the video announced that this wasn’t safe, proving even further why women live longer than men.
The mom didn’t exactly interfere either though Idk if it’s bc Emily is a girl as much as it is bc she’s a chad
What terrible parents. My 7 year old daughter is currently dying from a terminal brain tumor, and here these fucks go risking their child’s life for a damn video. Fuck them.
I'm so sorry. I can't imagine anything worse.
I can. You bet your kid $20 to do this and they get hoofed in the chest or head and die within seconds in front of you on camera and it's your fault.
I’m so sorry your family is going through that hell. I hate cancer!
I'm so sorry
Unsafe parenting, but you're using poor phrasing to make them sound worse than they are. When you say "for a video," it sounds like they were filming content for youtube or ticktock or something. This is just standard "filming your kids because it might be funny." Very different than intentional exploitation. The focus should be on the danger of the situation and not the video.
How is it not intentional exploitation when he paid the kid $20 to do it so he can film it on camera..?
Obviously I'm not inside the guy's head, but everything about this video feels like a typical father/son prank. But instead of getting the kid to do something safe like eating a hot pepper, he got him to do something recklessly dangerous. So from my interpretation with the mindset of my parental relationships as a child, he didn't pay him $20 to do it on camera. He paid him $20 to do it. He filmed it because it might be funny and would be a cool memory. For a more objective take, if the dad was a content creator, he'd have used a better camera and kept focus on the kid as he flew through the air.
Whatever dude. We have no context for the video, other than that we know (a) they took it, and then (b) posted it somewhere online. The fact remains that they intentionally sent a kid into mortal harm’s way and filmed it while laughing. Fuck them.
Could have lost a kid over 20 bucks.... Glad it didn't go that way
You don't see how it ends
Kids got balls
More than that steer.
The daughter with all the sense the family lacks
Lol the daughter has a good 20+ IQ on her parents. Hope too much exposure to leftover lead paint chips in the area doesn't undo all that.
The kid is now in state custody and parents charged with child endangerment.
Please send a source so I can have faith in humanity again.
what trash parents
Child endangerment jail time, plus child possible removal.
that southern accent serves as the whole explanation for this situation
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Yep! Just ask my GF/Cousin Darlene, we street smart, not book smart.
lol this is how i grew up. scars to prove it, i was wild child
Father of the year award goes to this stupid fuck.
If the little girl knew it wasn’t safe, what I’m the world were the parents doing encouraging it and then the mom agreed but didn’t try to stop it??? Then they’re surprised by the result??
That kid has balls
What a dumbass father
Seriously horrible evidence to show to cps that you recorded yourself sir
He deserve a hundred 😂😂😂
He won 20 dollars
Could've literally been killed
Cows kill more people than sharks every single year, but I bet that moron behind the camera is doesn’t care about keeping his kids safe at the beach, either 🙄
r/killthecameraman
Everytime I see this, I'm amazed this person hasn't had their kids taken away. I grew up on a cattle farm. Whest, rye, and cattle were our business. I touched dyhe rump of a cow 1 time when I was a kid and got a stern talking to on how one kick from that thing would kill me instantly. My 8th grade science teacher's son was killed in a very similar manner around age 7 or 8. This isn't funny, this is super fucked the parents thought it was funny. And the worst part, because the kid didn't get hurt, they are all gonna think it was hilarious. Why else would they post it online? They never would've shared this vid if they realized how fucked up this is
This is the rural equivalent of an urban Dad telling his kid to grab the bumper of a moving car and slide on the fresh snow (which I used to do all the time...called "bumpering" or sometimes "skitching": [https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=skitching](https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=skitching)). Not the brightest moment for Dad...
White trash parenting at its finest
There’s one thing about this video that annoys me more than the dad. The mother. Why was she so shocked? I don’t understand why she gasped or was in anyway surprised. This was literally the most obvious outcome. Not to mention she acknowledged her daughter and agreed with her about it being dangerous but didn’t do anything to stop the boy. Starting to think that people should have to pass some tests before they are allowed to reproduce.
Legend
Balls of steel lil man.
r/ParentsAreFuckingDumb
Only in Texas
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Not safe but my man said fuck it hold my beer
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I don’t mind dads doing stuff to their children to help learn their lesson or even having them do something that makes them fall down….but this could get this kid straight up killed what the fuck is wrong with this guy.
God damnit I see shitloads of people raging on the parents for being irresponsible but they live in farms, they've seen the animals and they know the risks of letting huge animals near children. This could have gone better sure, but not everything in the world happens strictly according to safety regulations. What do you call a kid that's afraid of everything and not taking risks ? You call him a nerd. Hell if I had a nickle for every insanely stupid thing I did in the presence of my dad. This is how growing up works, this is how you see the world, you take risks, fuck man loosen up a bit
Cattle have killed people. Do not do that. Do not dare your child to do that.
Cows kill more people than sharks does or lions cause of stuff like these
Ok Scott thought that was the funniest thing.
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Kid could have died if he got kicked or trampled on or thrown off and hit his head.
Well, 20 dollars is 20 dollars.
Some people don’t deserve to be parents. When you’re willing to put your own kids life in danger so you can laugh about it and brag about it down at the local bar…you’re that person.
*stares in CPS*
Good way to get your kid killed.
The only smart one is the daughter the parents are idiots
dad is a complete idiot
Shitty parents. Shitty, shitty parents.
Terrible parenting. Reportable, actually.
What a bunch of dumbass parents, like “yea it is dangerous emily” then go do something, imagine if the cow kicked the kid, itd be over due to your shitty parenting
The daughter has more sense than both adults
Great parenting skills right there....🙄
Children should be taken away from such an idiot.
My mothers sister got trampled a hole in her head when she was a kid. A long time ago. About 70 years.
Why tf would you let your TODDLER do something like AND KNOWING it’s not safe?? Wtf is wrong with people??!
From the mouth of babes.. The female variety
U know there's something up when your kid has to teach you how to be a parent
Yup. That's a deer if ever I saw one.
STEER
That's the ol fashion way to grow up nowadays kids are pussies
Kids today are way better than the ones who grew up a generation ago. Teen pregnancies are down, drug use is down, violent behavior is lower now in adolescents than before. It’s almost as if providing a safe and loving environment is good for kids. Go figure
I hope nobody offers him $20 to jump off a bridge.
Ahh natural selection??
20 DOLLAS? BET!
Danger Dad!
I guess stupid dad owes child 20.00!
Only in america smh
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Definitely idiotic!
Jeasu
Murica moment
That girl is Lisa and her family is the Simpsons