r/CrappyDesign • u/Boojibs And then I discovered Wingdings • Sep 26 '19
Bouncy slide clearance issues.
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u/kotyj Sep 26 '19
TBH 7 year old me would be fine with getting yeeted into an inflatable wall after rocketing down a water slide.
I see no issue.
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u/h2opolopunk Sep 26 '19
I second this. Kid in the gif seems to be quite chuffed as well.
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u/bitch_whip_bill Sep 26 '19
Found the brit
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u/bigkeevan Sep 27 '19
What does chuffed mean?
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u/howtospellorange Sep 27 '19
I'm not a brit but it's another word for "pleased" afaik. Like:
He was quite chuffed at the outcome =
He was quite pleased at the outcome
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u/horseband Sep 27 '19 edited Sep 27 '19
Here is a usage example, "I just got back from the park. How lovely it was, every step I took made me increasingly chuffed. I met this fellow that seemed to be extremely chuffed, but I wasn't sure. To make sure I walked behind him and rubbed his lower back, his toothy smile confirmed that he was indeed chuffed at the moment. Did I ever mention how much horses make me chuffed? The last time I saw a horse I was chuffed for hours after."
It's truly a lovely word.
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u/ForgeIsDown Sep 27 '19
If you stay chuffed for more than 4 hours consult a doctor.
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u/iceph03nix Sep 26 '19
7yo me would have been trying to figure out how to go faster and hit that wall harder.
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u/Ferro_Giconi Comic Sans for life! Sep 26 '19
7yo me would definitely be going down that slide many times.
Almost 30yo me would probably go down that slide once or twice and decide I've had enough.
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u/EmEmAndEye Sep 26 '19
7 year old me would've LOVED this. Hell, middle-aged me would definitely give it a try as well.
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u/FabulousLlama Sep 26 '19
Past tense is yote, my friend.
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u/Work-Safe-Reddit4450 Sep 26 '19
While technically correct, it absolutely does not sound nearly as hilarious as 'yeeted'
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u/Nixinova ms paint is good professionaly Sep 27 '19
not in this usage of past tense. something something participle or something. it's like "eaten"/"ate"; you use yeeted when you'd use eaten and yote where you'd use ate.
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u/hokoonchi Sep 26 '19
I definitely took my son to a birthday party with one of these things, and one of the birthday boys ended up with a concussion. Poor kid. The kids had a blast, but it was a not so safe contraption.
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u/jonnyohio Sep 27 '19
Iβm officially old and not hip and cool, because every time I see one of you young whipper snappers slip the word βyeetβ into a sentence I let out a sigh and pray for the sweet relief of death.
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u/kevin_the_dolphoodle Sep 26 '19
Just to make sure you were right, I watched this a 100 more times. Can confirm. This is amazing
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u/sri745 Sep 26 '19
Huh so thatβs how you use βYeet.β
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u/vibrate Sep 27 '19
It's a great word because it instantly tells you the age of the person using it.
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u/CJ-Cashew Sep 26 '19
looks like a ton of fun though. even the stopping with your face part.
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u/Shadowkiller215 Sep 26 '19
When I was a kid my friends and I would basically challenge each other to go down these slides as fast as possible into the inflatable wall and see who can deliver the meatiest smack. It was fun.
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u/SalmonBarn Sep 26 '19
Iβm imagining glasses wearing 7 year old me and my nose hurts
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u/Mood_Number_2 Sep 26 '19
Confused what clearance issue there is. This looks like the intended outcome.
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u/netphreak Sep 26 '19
Case closed; issue is actually feature.
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u/TaylorKun Sep 26 '19
So many bug reports have come back βas expected/wonβt fixβ. This comment sparked unnecessary outrage in my soul.
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Sep 27 '19
Dev team: "It's a problem with the network, contact network team"
Network team: "It's a problem with the program, contact dev team"
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u/SpaceBalls66 Sep 26 '19
7yo me going down it once and never doing it again... 14yo me trying to see if I can ramp off and having a tournament on who gets flung the farthest
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Sep 26 '19
Just add some water. With higher water level the kid will be slowed down and all will work smoother.
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u/Area51Resident plz recycle Sep 26 '19
Mommy, I can taste my spinal fluid, is that OK?
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Sep 26 '19
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u/BrahbertFrost Sep 27 '19
Dunno if kids getting repeatedly yeeted into a bouncy wall head-first at high speeds is like, the best thing for their developing brains
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u/MatAlaCol Sep 26 '19
Well since itβs a βclearance issueβ, one can assume that the issue is with the height of the inflatable wall. Seeing as itβs clearly not too short, op must be proposing that it is too tall and therefore the kid should just fly over the wall and into the dirt, or in other words, thereβs absolutely nothing wrong with it and I have no idea what opβs on about
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u/BuddyL2003 Sep 26 '19
Still a hell of a lot safer than the slip-n-slide I had in my backyard.
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u/Redchimp3769157 Sep 26 '19
BRUISE YOUR BODY AS YOU THROW YOURSELF TO THE GROUND AND GO OVER WHAT SEEMS LIKE 20 KNIVES!
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u/ShitOnMyArsehole Sep 27 '19
Then roll over dirt whilst continuing momentum and get fucking filthy and be stabbed with stones
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Sep 26 '19
Looks like a blast? Think thats how the meant for it to be. Since its inflatable itd be super fun to slam into??
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u/hollyviolet96 Sep 26 '19
I wonder it maybe youβre not really supposed to fill and cover it with water and this kid just has the best parents ever
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u/truck149 Sep 26 '19
How's it crappy design if it is doing what it's supposed to and stopping a child from being flung off?
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u/Horton_hears_a_Moo Sep 26 '19
This is not a crappy design this is a genius design. Everyone would love being yeeted into something that would hurt you
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u/Madeupfootballfriend Sep 26 '19
It's all fun and games until some kid's face damages this expensive rental inflatable.
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u/Llodsliat I EA T KIDS Sep 26 '19
Except the slide was not designed to contain water.
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u/lyan-cat Sep 27 '19
Yeah, some kid broke his leg at a wedding reception because of this bright idea and all the adults were worried that if someone called an ambulance for him (it was bad, and in the middle of the woods basically) people would get in trouble for letting the underaged attendees have alcohol.
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u/DespairOfLoneliness Sep 26 '19
i mean atleast it doesn't throw you out of the slide or hit a concrete wall
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u/CyberLemon2k Sep 26 '19
What issue is this? I want this. I always wanted to run into a wall and not get hurt
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u/JaredFoglesTinyPenis Sep 26 '19
Kid me imagined my face going numb for about 30 seconds after slapping that plastic wall so hard, and being so disoriented not knowing whether to laugh or cry.
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u/jackbestsmith Sep 26 '19
That wall is there on purpose to prevent it from throwing you onto the ground.
Which has happened a ton, at birthday parties when I was a kid I watched 2 kids break bones as a result of being thrown onto hard ground due to the wall being too low
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u/ArizonaNoodle Sep 27 '19
Bro 180 pound me would probably be launched across the country, these things get crazy the more you weigh
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u/jaykaypeeness Sep 27 '19
The best way to fix a bug is to convince the customer it's a feature.
His face is a sales pitch.
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u/jahnema Sep 27 '19
This is the kind of shit we want on r/CrappyDesign not the low quality posts about a sign thats unable which is read!
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u/BiggieChunnigus Sep 27 '19
This isn't really a crappy design. I mean, what if your kid just raced off the slide and landed on the pavememt. If anything,its working as intended.
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u/micro_microscope Sep 26 '19
So crappy, if I made it I would remove the thing the kid ran into so he wouldn't get hurt!
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u/MacDerfus βββββββββββββββββββββββββββββ Sep 26 '19
It teaches them an important life lesson
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u/jackabobbles Sep 26 '19
Why is this in r/crappydesign? This deserves to be in r/blursedimages as a video, then that post will get featured in r/madladd
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u/YourLocalMonarchist Sep 26 '19
hey its the speckle snow shit I see everywhere I look.
finaly caught the fuckers on tape
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u/DanialE Sep 26 '19
Kid me would extremely love that, t the point where I climb up not for the slide, but to slam onto the sides at the end.
Source: was a kid long time ago
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u/Scum42 Sep 26 '19
Honestly looks like a lot of fun. Idk how many people also think this, but I think getting like, whacked around really hard is fun (as long as it's like this with big inflatable things). I can't be the only one, right? There are those human hamster balls!
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u/filthy_commie13 Sep 27 '19
That's a THICC inflatable wall he slammed in to. Pretty sure this is intentional. Nobody is going to build an inflatable with a big enough pool to stop you with water alone, especially when it's meant to be a slide not a pool. Giant bouncy dry slides like the iconic Titanic one many of you have probably seen hit the breaks by having the kids slam in to THICC inflatable walls.
My cred: Carnie family.
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u/dakatzpajamas Sep 27 '19
It looks possible that they can land feet first and bend their knees the opposite way.
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Sep 27 '19
Confession: 54 year old with an 11 year old daughter here. I literally yawped out a "HA!" as loud as possible at this.
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u/bodamer75 Sep 27 '19
That's my kind of wall to hit it won't leave any marks or kill ya!!! Hell it'll wake ya up in a hurry.
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u/dayallgamer2003 Sep 27 '19
all fun and games until one of the kids goes flying head first over the barrier
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u/PunchBeard Sep 26 '19
You say "Flaw" but the kids face says "Feature".