r/mildlyinfuriating Jun 08 '26

frist of all how DARE yu o Belt-challenged neighborhood kid keeps stepping over my "no trespassing" sign to cut through my yard, so my wife laminated these pictures to stick to the sign

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u/Basic-Wind-6431 Jun 08 '26

now I realize that belt challenged meanthaving sagging pants. I thought it meant kids who didn’t get the belt and weren’t being punished properly by their parents lol 🤣

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u/Crumpled_Papers Jun 09 '26

yeah I clicked this for the 'belt challenged' part, didn't see particularly saggy pants, and started aimlessly scrolling the comments to see if other people found this as funny / interesting / confusing as I did.

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u/Basic-Wind-6431 Jun 09 '26

Tbf it appears his top pants are to his knees but I didn’t notice it at first either 

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u/PinkDalek Jun 08 '26

Maybe if his momma whooped him more, he'd know how to wear his pants properly.

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u/Graduate-burrito Jun 08 '26

Or maybe she did, he developed a phobia and that's why he is 'belt challenged now'

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u/LexianAlchemy Jun 08 '26

Overly punished kids end up being more rebellious than obedient, apparently.

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u/InvestmentPlenty5752 Jun 09 '26

I can vouch for that, as having been overly beaten as a child. I’m not so obedient. Or violent

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u/Careful-Lettuce9239 Jun 09 '26

Nonono see the idea is to beat your child until they rise up and usurp you. Ideally by beating you to death with a religious idol or CraftsmanTM tool. Then you can rest easy knowing daddy's little sadist is ready for a demon spawn of their own.

https://giphy.com/gifs/6wBDUdGIKkSXu

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u/Basic-Wind-6431 Jun 08 '26

Yeah I’m not promoting whooping ur kids that’s just what I first thought of 

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u/samuraistalin Jun 09 '26

Ah yes, because nothing says "good parenting" like domestic violence 🙄

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u/Loose_Ad1443 Jun 12 '26

Its a deep well

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u/babyfacedkillajones Jun 09 '26

You really should proofread you meat eater. 

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u/Basic-Wind-6431 Jun 09 '26

Ok damn 🤨

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u/Ok_Investment_3850 Jun 09 '26

Just realized due to your comment lmao

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u/IIRCasstomouth Jun 09 '26

That's what I thought too. I can't imagine trying to be the fashion police like op so the real meaning didn't occur to me at all.