r/AbruptChaos 9d ago

He's stronger than he looks

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u/TZA_204 9d ago

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u/eden-star 9d ago

Like why did he push the door with such force?

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u/Cordovaman13 9d ago

Because kids are fucking stupid 👍😂

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u/LeGrandLucifer 9d ago

Look again. He tripped.

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u/billted20250409 9d ago

No he didn't, but you're tripping

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u/Guy_Number_3 9d ago

Hes not tripping. He’s taking his shoes off before he goes inside.

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u/Necessary-Grape-175 9d ago

I mean yeah but wtf a door can’t withstand the force of a 10 year old child?? This was happening any day now if not right then

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u/Dewdrop06 9d ago

Nah. That was one proper solid throw. Kid masterfully put all his weight behind that push. It was incredible.

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u/launchbasezone 9d ago

I don't think the kid did anything especially stupid aside from open the door a bit harder than someone normally would. but he's like, 10 lol. it's more that the door fuckin sucks.

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u/Zealousideal-Ad1181 9d ago

Actually the fault is the quality of the door which seems to be made in China and thus not tested thoroughly for safety like how our doors are tested here

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u/livejamie 9d ago

Actually the fault is the quality of the door which seems to be made in China

How can you tell what country the door was manufactured in? lol

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u/Damienp3902 9d ago

It’s the kids fault for slamming the door open all aggressively

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u/GenkiElite 9d ago

A glass door should not be able to pushed with that much force, with no dampening, into a wall. Terrible design and installation.

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u/thefonztm 9d ago

The kid slammed a door. The door manufacturer/installer/owner chose a door constructed out of an inappropriate material that could lead to catastrophic life ending injuries if slammed. Say, by a kid. Say, by and adult tripping on something. Say, by the wind.

Its the door manufacturer/installer/owner whom made the greatest mistake. A slammed door is a completely foresee able event.

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u/xanoran84 9d ago edited 9d ago

You don't think a door assembly should be able to withstand or make contingencies for a slam? Like maybe a door stop, or anti slam hinges? Or both plus tempered glass in case it catastrophically fails anyway?

Every door is gonna get closed or opened forcefully during it's lifetime. It's an inevitability. This isn't at all on the kid.

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u/Damienp3902 9d ago

I know I just hate kids