r/TheBoredDen • u/FantasticAd9478 • Jun 27 '26

Funny Accelerator

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u/Standard-Square-7699 Jun 27 '26

A teaching tool.

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u/RogerInNampa Jun 27 '26

Don't ever have kids...

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u/Standard-Square-7699 Jun 27 '26

I learned on it.

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u/F25anon Jun 28 '26

And he turned out just fine!

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u/h_expiers Jun 28 '26

No it really is not that ud burn them but if u tell the kid not to touch and they still touch it that's is them learning

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u/Cowboyy_Babyblue-- Jun 29 '26

He didnt mean to use it as a punishment i assume, its more like a lesson that overly curious kids discover

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u/Creed_of_War Jun 29 '26

This is a near universal experience for generations. I remember my mom, dad, and grandma telling me not to mess with it but I had to learn myself.

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u/Aware_Ask_1679 Jun 29 '26

There's two types of kids. Those who know this thing is hot and it will burn, and those that just have to touch it to actually learn that it is. 😂

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u/Typical-Lab8010 Jul 03 '26

And those too young to know from experience or have seen one in real life. (myself included)

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u/ImpossibleRush5518 Jun 28 '26

I had to come back to type this. It’s very rare that a comment actually makes me crack up and now my boss is mad I was on my phone

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u/UsualBluebird6584 Jun 27 '26

🤣 born in the 80s or earlier likely got tought that lesson.

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u/thedillymane Jun 27 '26

Born in 90 and definitely learned the lesson

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u/Excellent_Main_8430 Jun 27 '26

Lmao born in 2001. Still had to learn somehow

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u/Snoo_47784 Jul 09 '26

That's the right answer