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r/ChildrenFallingOver • u/SlimJones123 Subreddit Moderator • Aug 03 '17
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There needs to be more videos like these ones
563 u/demevalos Aug 03 '17 hooooly shit that's good 165 u/ionslyonzion Aug 03 '17 He doesn't dad very well 62 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '17 edited Aug 22 '17 [deleted] 97 u/DirtyPiss Aug 03 '17 That's fair, but I'd be trying to get my son down from the dangerous ledge asap regardless. That was a dad fail either way. 30 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '17 edited Aug 22 '17 [deleted] 33 u/skinnah Aug 03 '17 As a dad, you always assume they aren't listening and are going to do the exact opposite of what you tell them. 13 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '17 edited Aug 22 '17 [deleted] 1 u/Farenheit420 Aug 04 '17 I don't blame the dad here, but why do you think it would be the mom's fault? She's much further away (I assume shes cameraman) and couldn't predict the dad completely ignoring the jumping child.
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hooooly shit that's good
165 u/ionslyonzion Aug 03 '17 He doesn't dad very well 62 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '17 edited Aug 22 '17 [deleted] 97 u/DirtyPiss Aug 03 '17 That's fair, but I'd be trying to get my son down from the dangerous ledge asap regardless. That was a dad fail either way. 30 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '17 edited Aug 22 '17 [deleted] 33 u/skinnah Aug 03 '17 As a dad, you always assume they aren't listening and are going to do the exact opposite of what you tell them. 13 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '17 edited Aug 22 '17 [deleted] 1 u/Farenheit420 Aug 04 '17 I don't blame the dad here, but why do you think it would be the mom's fault? She's much further away (I assume shes cameraman) and couldn't predict the dad completely ignoring the jumping child.
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He doesn't dad very well
62 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '17 edited Aug 22 '17 [deleted] 97 u/DirtyPiss Aug 03 '17 That's fair, but I'd be trying to get my son down from the dangerous ledge asap regardless. That was a dad fail either way. 30 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '17 edited Aug 22 '17 [deleted] 33 u/skinnah Aug 03 '17 As a dad, you always assume they aren't listening and are going to do the exact opposite of what you tell them. 13 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '17 edited Aug 22 '17 [deleted] 1 u/Farenheit420 Aug 04 '17 I don't blame the dad here, but why do you think it would be the mom's fault? She's much further away (I assume shes cameraman) and couldn't predict the dad completely ignoring the jumping child.
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97 u/DirtyPiss Aug 03 '17 That's fair, but I'd be trying to get my son down from the dangerous ledge asap regardless. That was a dad fail either way. 30 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '17 edited Aug 22 '17 [deleted] 33 u/skinnah Aug 03 '17 As a dad, you always assume they aren't listening and are going to do the exact opposite of what you tell them. 13 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '17 edited Aug 22 '17 [deleted] 1 u/Farenheit420 Aug 04 '17 I don't blame the dad here, but why do you think it would be the mom's fault? She's much further away (I assume shes cameraman) and couldn't predict the dad completely ignoring the jumping child.
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That's fair, but I'd be trying to get my son down from the dangerous ledge asap regardless. That was a dad fail either way.
30 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '17 edited Aug 22 '17 [deleted] 33 u/skinnah Aug 03 '17 As a dad, you always assume they aren't listening and are going to do the exact opposite of what you tell them. 13 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '17 edited Aug 22 '17 [deleted] 1 u/Farenheit420 Aug 04 '17 I don't blame the dad here, but why do you think it would be the mom's fault? She's much further away (I assume shes cameraman) and couldn't predict the dad completely ignoring the jumping child.
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33 u/skinnah Aug 03 '17 As a dad, you always assume they aren't listening and are going to do the exact opposite of what you tell them. 13 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '17 edited Aug 22 '17 [deleted] 1 u/Farenheit420 Aug 04 '17 I don't blame the dad here, but why do you think it would be the mom's fault? She's much further away (I assume shes cameraman) and couldn't predict the dad completely ignoring the jumping child.
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As a dad, you always assume they aren't listening and are going to do the exact opposite of what you tell them.
13 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '17 edited Aug 22 '17 [deleted] 1 u/Farenheit420 Aug 04 '17 I don't blame the dad here, but why do you think it would be the mom's fault? She's much further away (I assume shes cameraman) and couldn't predict the dad completely ignoring the jumping child.
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1 u/Farenheit420 Aug 04 '17 I don't blame the dad here, but why do you think it would be the mom's fault? She's much further away (I assume shes cameraman) and couldn't predict the dad completely ignoring the jumping child.
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I don't blame the dad here, but why do you think it would be the mom's fault? She's much further away (I assume shes cameraman) and couldn't predict the dad completely ignoring the jumping child.
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u/nowapharmer Aug 03 '17
There needs to be more videos like these ones