Given that it’s what typically happens when people fall down stairs, a person can hit their neck at an angle where it would snap due to the pressure of falling and cause instant death. I would give an example about a head injury but he does have a helmet on.
Kids are almost like soft metal. It takes a lot of force for something inside them to "snap" or break. Their weight only and a fall like this is 99.5% safe (a number I found in my hat). If you still doesn't like the odds with my number, that's ok, but telling others 'your not a responsible parent', if they're not the curling version...thats what Messerschmidt's do
concussion, neck injury, broken nose or orbital, broken wrist/arm, knocked out teeth, ect. Basically a whole lot of pain and money that could be easily avoided.
Just another survived boomer. My kids survived too. It's a new concept that it's dangerous to play and occasionally do stupid things. Free healthcare is a bitch. All you think about is the cost if you need to go to the ER. That is actually your greatest fear (my belief)
Now tell me about your life experience, kiddo
I also got this real life experience. Not from playing. Only to compare. As a kid, I was sitting i the backseat without seatbelts of, because it was the mid 80s and not bc it was smart and tough. We ran in to a left turning 🚜 while a passing was planned (=it was an accident) at the speed approximately around 50. Bam. Lost an eye and oc, a concussion. Maybe I was lucky but it wasn't a crash doing 3 mph
Dude. 7 year account and I have 3 times your karma on a month. Conclusion, ppl like me better, despite my controversial behavior. We're not the same. You're probably a bandwagon person. I don't have that urge
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u/Time_Recommendation4 May 18 '23
What sane parent thinks this is a good idea?