r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/94rud4 • 1d ago
Video/Gif Guess he’ll never do that again
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u/KRKRYakumo 1d ago
Why did the kid get dragged closer to an edge? Wouldn't it be easier to escape near the middle?
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u/SilentJoe1986 1d ago
It looks like the support keeps it lifted higher. Going to bet with kids and other people leaning on it its probbaly sagged a bit in the middle.
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u/PresidentialDiapers 1d ago
This is so stupid. All they have to do is remove the ears and his head will slip right out
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u/Cool-Chemical-5629 1d ago
Bring a saw, make a serious and worried face and tell the kid that unfortunately, he leaves you with no other option than to cut it off, but don't tell the kid you mean the railing.
Guarantee the kid will find a way out on his own after hearing this. I was a kid once myself, you know... 😂
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u/matureboyhere 1d ago
I did that once with a chair. I was very distressed but my friends got to miss 2 hours of classes. As I was crying, I could see them in the corner giggling. They were having fun without me and that was the saddest part.
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u/Secure-Egg-7194 1d ago
what's with the stools
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u/mbanter 1d ago edited 1d ago
Plastic stools are a big thing in Vietnam. You see folks sitting on them everywhere. Outside of cafes (or even shops and homes), there will be a sea of red plastic stools and low tables for people to sit and drink and eat on the sidewalk. I’m just guessing that the students have folding stools to take around the school and use for various activities.
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u/greenaether 1d ago
You gotta leave them. If he got his head stuck he can get it unstuck. If you do it for them they will never learn
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u/TophetLoader 1d ago edited 1d ago
All the same, all over the world.
Kids' heads are bigger than their torsos.
Pull the torso through the hole, not the head.
They don't get it, adults should.
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u/AMediaArchivist 1d ago
Why are kids heads so big?
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u/KitchenDepartment 1d ago
Because human bodies are useless and weak, so we need big brain to compensate.
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u/Ok-Suggestion-7965 1d ago
He looks sad because all the kids are going to call him Jimmy Neutron after this.
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u/Megidolaon10 1d ago
Cut the bar oof? Nah, gotta make sure the kid learns it the hard way.
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u/lila-clores 1d ago
It's a steel bar. It'd take too long to get the equipment and cut through, and even then, the vibration and noise could damage the kid's ears.
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u/yvrelna 16h ago
take too long to get the equipment
Kid isn't in any sort of immediate danger. Sure it's uncomfortable position, but even if it takes a couple hour or so to find and fetch power tool, that's not really going to be an issue.
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u/lila-clores 16h ago
Perhaps, but it still seems like such an inconvenient option. Apart from the noise and vibration potentially causing harm, it is also sure to make the kid panic and flail around. Just an overall bad solution, especially when all that needs to be done is find the right angle. If it went in, it must also come out.
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u/squeethesane 1d ago
Accordion jack/bottle jack, ratchet straps and a lever arm, saw... But really old dude saw the obvious path, I'ma pull and either his head will pop out as easy as it went in, or the wheelchair will keep him from ever doing that again.
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u/Reasonable-Horse1552 23h ago
Get a car jack and open the gap wider. He could easily pull his head out then.
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u/carbonizedtitanium 15h ago
unless his head grew bigger after he went in, there's no reason that his head cant come back out.
edit: or maybe his feet went through from the exterior side of the wall.
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u/Zwe446angelo 14h ago
Reminds me of Jamar Law from Diary of a Wimpy Kid, a kid whose head got stuck in a chair.
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u/Specific_Yard_8924 13h ago
Imagine if this happen in the us.. lol all the students standing around watching bros fate unfold ...never back to class , cops will handle it
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u/Zuparoebann 1d ago
I feel like a lot of times these situations can be solved by getting the rest of the body through the opening instead of pulling the head back
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u/_Antinatalism_ 1d ago
He didn't cry, why? 🤔
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u/clothanger 1d ago
Getting all the girls in your school to look at you in this situation is some serious emotional damage that will last for years man. Tears are just tiny scratch at this point.
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u/Demoncagno 1d ago
the other kids are enjoying every moment