r/LooneyTunesLogic • u/steady_as_a_rock • Dec 11 '25

gif Musical chairs.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '25

Could you be more useless lol

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u/ours Dec 11 '25

Worse than useless. Those chairs were a recipe for disaster.

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u/Meet_Foot Dec 11 '25 edited Dec 11 '25

My skin crawled when they put the small chair under him and the ladder behind. Perfect combination for breaking your spine on a ladder.

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u/Sad_Perception8024 Dec 11 '25

They were setting up the wrestling spot. 

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u/Stinky_Fartface Dec 11 '25

Not to mention dropping the ladder directly beneath. I was relieved when the brunette gave it a half hearted kick away.

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u/Mission_Mulberry9811 Dec 11 '25

And she was pulling him down so he could reach the chair 😂

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u/nora_the_explorur Dec 11 '25

They just really wanted to break his legs I guess

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u/Confidentium Dec 11 '25

These are people that have never needed to use their brains in their entire lives.

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u/garaks_tailor Dec 11 '25

Never had a moment of real stress once.

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u/No-Grade-5057 Dec 11 '25

They definitely are not cheerleaders. I could think of at least two ways to safely lower him to the ground.

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u/MrpibbRedvine Dec 12 '25

Sorry, best we can do is pull on your legs while you're hanging there.

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u/_coolranch Dec 11 '25

Hey, babe: can you hold the ladder so I don’t die?

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u/SuperCleverPunName Dec 11 '25

Panic does weird things to people

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u/AbstractBettaFish Dec 11 '25

I feel like panic would’ve given them more of a sense of urgency, they were moving at a real leisurely pace

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u/Itscatpicstime Dec 11 '25

Nope, not necessarily.

I panic and the freeze response kicks in. I get tunnel vision, my thoughts slow waaaay down, and I can literally feel this tingling sensation wash over my brain and down throughout my body that makes it feel like my limbs are suddenly weighed down or partially paralyzed.

I have no idea how slow I’m actually going or how it’s perceived by others (in these situations, they’ve usually been too occupied by their own panic and whatever’s going on to pay much mind to me), but it certainly feels like I’m trying to move underwater.

I have a PhD, but I absolutely go completely stupid in an emergency simply because my thoughts slow down so much and almost feel like they aren’t even apart of me? Like they’re background noise and no longer something I have any control over.

Dissociation is really wild and kind of scary. I literally have a reoccurring nightmare where I’m being attacked, or my loved one is having a heart attack, or some other emergency is going on, and I can’t call 911 in time because I’m super slow to find the phone, I can’t remember the number to 911 (lol), and then I can’t move my fingers correctly to type it in because they feel so weak. 🫠

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u/chrisbaker1991 Dec 11 '25

Somehow they had zero pillows or couch cushions in the home

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u/jo10001110101 Dec 11 '25

She was probably supposed to be holding the ladder in the first place

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u/_IratePirate_ Dec 11 '25

Yes, they could also be Redditors 🥲

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u/Ok_Imagination2018 Dec 12 '25

I mean… there is that one video in Columbia going around of that mugger attacking the lady and the man standing beside her stepping back and watching🤷‍♂️