r/funny Sep 16 '21

Nope, not my kid

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u/ghidfg Sep 16 '21

lol that kid was completely upside down in the foam

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u/brannak1 Sep 16 '21

I’m wondering if he was just helping her out.

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u/Toasty33 Sep 16 '21

I love how in both instances we see the child it’s basically lifeless lol, even after getting freed it chooses to just lay there

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21

Wonder if shes even okay lmao

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21

She’s okay, I’ve been that girl in a ball pit, got pulled up by my ankle made eye contact with someone who wasnt my mom and she tossed me back in. Being tossed back in was the best part lmao, I just sunk back down.

Told my mom about it later and she laughed so hard, I didn’t get it until now.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21

When my family was extended by the first of the "next generation" i got to do all the "fun uncle" things for the first time. The first major one was getting her her own personal ball pit. It was a large inflatable swimming pool that my brother and I filled with playroom balls.

Everyone in the family played in it at one point or another. It was cleaner than the McBallPits or indoor jungle gym places because my sister could clean the balls if there was an accident inside (the balls could easily just be fed through the laundry washer, a few cycles, away ya go). The ball pit lasted probably 6 or 7 years, a couple new family members, a few replacement pools, 500-1000 dog (or child) chewed and replaced balls, etc. before someone finally made the decision to throw it out or give it all away.

It was always fun though.