It's funny how when you're still a child, you're doing so many stupid things then few years later you're grown up and still remembers those memories and get shy bcos of it. Oh the happy memories ♥️
I was a toddler way back when. Little girls wore dresses with sashes that tied in the back. I couldn't have been 3 years old yet, and my mother said that I refused to have her tie my dress, insisting that I would do it myself. She said that I kept turning around to try to see what I was doing until I got dizzy and fell over. Another time, my older brother was frustrated because he couldn't reach something. Dad told him, "Stand on your toes". He immediately plopped one foot on top of the toes of the other. Couple of geniuses, we were.
@@CamdenKaneakaNeptunesdaughter Sorry. We're talking about back in the 1940s. Pictures (and home movies) were usually taken only on certain occasions. Nobody could just pick up a smartphone and snap a pic or a video in those days. You had to learn to carry your memories in your head.
Brings back memories of what I did when I was about 5 years old. One morning l got up,turned on the television and listened to a commercial. The person said that peanut butter would go great on toast. What I didn't pay attention to was that you should toast the bread first and then put the peanut on the bread. My mother came downstairs wondering what that awful smell was in the kitchen. The toaster was full of burnt peanut butter on two pieces of bread.
They're NOT DUMB! Their brains are learning how to process information. Kids have their own logic, like the time I took dad's radio apart, searching for the little people who lived inside and talked and sang all day. And when my Mum warned me not to touch the electric socket, because a horrible man named Mr Shocko lived inside and liked biting people ....well, I hadn't even contemplated touching the socket, but before long, Mum found me inserting a knife into the socket. Of course she grabbed me and went ballistic, but, as I explained, I was trying to drag Mr Shocko out and belt him for being so nasty. Seemed reasonable to me!
Yeah. I thought Laurel and Hardy lived imside the TV and spent all day plugging cables in and out in order to change the channels, kind of like an operator during the war!
Back in the day, Reddy Kilowatt was a mascot for the electricity industry, and ads featuring this animated character would be seen on TV, and in newspapers. It may be apocryphal, but there's the story of an old lady who had just been moved by her family from an unpowered home into an apartment, and who then decided to push peanut butter into the electrical outlets to keep Reddy Kilowatt from coming out and getting her. If you don't know any better, and have no background with which to process the concept that Reddy was just a marketing mascot, you can't fault the logic.
3:28 this is such a good kitty! Even though he doesn’t like what is happening to him he is still very patient and understanding of the little girl.15/10 for this good kitty!🥰🐈
When I was about 6 or 7, I went to see my dad in a play. In the play, a character dies. After the play was done, I saw the character walking around and I shouted “I thought you were dead!”
I remember seeing Broadway Lion King. One little girl was completely devastated at Mufasa’s death. Her mom had to go find the actor after so her daughter could see he was fine. The little one said “You fell all dramatic. It was real!” So apparently, if you fall in slow motion, you’re gonna die
That kid who thought the ID expiration date meant his dad was going to die, I did the same thing when I was young. I already knew that people die, so it didn't seem unreasonable that some people had advance warning.
I used to know someone who, when he was a kid, thought that everyone had a finite amount of blood in them, so if you bled a little, that blood was gone forever. He cried and cried after getting a minor scrape and revealed this belief to his mom, who clarified things for him. He told her, "Every time I bleed, I get closer to dying!"
As a mom of teens and a 13 month old baby, I appreciate these at the end of a long parenting day more than I can say. The “throw up in the bag” story, though, that had me rolling. I couldn’t even retell it to my husband because I became hysterical laughing every time I tried to talk😂😜
One time, years ago, I was driving somewhere with my sons while listening to Patsy Cline and my 8 year old son asked if we could see her play sometime. I told her that she died in a plane crash. He then asked where she was standing when the plane crashed into her and couldn’t wrap his head around the idea she was IN the plane.
My beautiful sister passed away in march,when she was around 4 she cut all the wiskers off the cat because she thought she needed a hair cut! I miss you Neeno!
When I was 6 years old I was reading the instruction manual for our TV’s satellite box and on the first page it said “WARNING: DO NOT OPEN, RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK”. It was talking about opening the satellite box without proper tools but I thought it was referring to the book itself. I was convinced that if I opened the manual again I would be electocuted.
This reminds me of a funny story. When I was 6, I bought a Curious George DVD that had a bunch of episodes on it. After watching almost the entire DVD, mom said I could watch Curious George in The Dark and then I had to go to bed. Turns out Curious George in The Dark was the name of the next episode. She came downstairs wondering why I turned all the lights off. We still laugh about it.
I was walking with my 5 yr. old nephew by a lake one time, and we came upon an old former telephone pole. One of the guy wires was lying on the ground, and he saw it, exclaiming, "Don't touch that ! You'll get elected!"
I don’t think it’s fair to call them “stupid”. We don’t spring from the womb knowing things. Maybe it’s the parents who think their kids innately know things who are “stupid”. 🤷♀️
You think that kid password was stupid? I was 16 and in a cyber security class with a girl who’s password was “12345” - the teacher was beyond disappointed 😂
A quick way to get a good password is to use the initials of some easy-to-remember phrase or lyric line, or line from a book. E.g., Charles Dickens' "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times" would be iwtbotiwtwot, and THEN deliberately introduce an error, e.g., iwtbotiwtwto. BTW, for the grammar purists out there: the original Dickens used commas as separators in that opening where we today would likely use semicolons. Edit: As to the girl with the 12345 password, she should have told the instructor that her pw was in octal. :)
@@josepherhardt164 You know, when I was like 4-5 Y/O I did something similar to that, I remembered clearly the new password of our computer back then, but then ... "Your password is incorrect" *changes password * "New password can't be the old password"... I got PTSD from that, that was 16 years ago and even today I'm still scared that would happen again, that's why I always make my passwords as simple as possible.
At one company where I worked, I built a very simple "info" command into the system as a way to quickly get contact info for our numerous clients. It was basically a search command on a specific file and I sent out a memo telling our employees how to add info to it. One [insert your choice of word here] decided it would also be a great place to store all the passwords to all our accounts on all our client systems. I had to delete the command - and the underlying file - the next day.
Apparently when I was about 2 or 3 my family took me to a restaurant. A stranger smiled at me and his teeth weren't exactly straight. Little me didn't understand things like that yet and LOUDLY yelled "did you see his teeth, I think he's an alien!" After my family dragged me back to the car, I learned about politeness and not to question people's appearances on the way home. Sorry, dude.
Always the cringest moments lol most of the time the parents just make it worse from what I’ve seen working in a grocery store and heading kids say stuff like this so often lol.
2:55 I've seen other people claim that hair removal creams like Nair have removed tons of hair from their heads but I don't buy it. I've used Nair many times and it barely removes half-inch hairs from my legs. I can't possibly believe it removes full-length head hair with that kind of perfection. Since I take many of these videos with a grain of salt, can anybody in the comments confirm that they've actually lost a lot of head hair with Nair?
I haven't tried hair removal cream, but I was remembering, isn't kid's hair, or at least baby hair, more fine than adult hair? I'm wondering if it wouldn't take as much cream to affect their hair than ours.
Ok but the fact that I legitimately had to do a double take- she looks like me when I was a kid, and remember doing the exact same thing. I’m still not convince that’s not just a picture of me I never knew was taken 😭 6:24
Once when I was five, I was holding my baby brother but then he started to cry, so I dropped him. Luckily there was a mat underneath he so he didn’t get injured.
Once I was watching “the price is right” with my parents and one of the contestants won a Cadillac so I said, “mom! That person just won a cataract!” (If you don’t know, a cataract is an eye condition which affects the lens of the eye resulting in foggy vision)
I enjoyed this but my enjoyment was a little spoiled by the title about dumbness. I hope nobody would ever convey that description to a child after a touchingly silly action or speech. One of my favourite things with little kids used to be their very literal reactions to things (like the "stand on your toes" boy). Then I had two kids on the spectrum who took everything literally until way past the usual age. I still, if referring to the toilet(as in " that's in the toilet") correct myself and say "I mean the toilet *room*". It makes my thirty year old son cranky but I was the one who told him to put the bulk pack of TP "in the toilet", only to hear him getting frustrated that they wouldn't all fit. I also still, usually just with him but sometimes to other, puzzled, people will say "This is an example. It never really happened. I'm just saying what might happen" It did curb my sarcasm for a while though! It doesn't matter how devastingly disapproving or irritated you are, never ever say things like, "Oh, yes, that's a *brilliant* idea."//"I see you cleaned your room like I asked"
When my son was 3 or so he had these pajamas that said beware of genius, but for some reason whenever he wore them he always did the dumbest things that he didnt do in other clothes
I have a funny story that I want to share here since it seems similar/the same as this topic! One time when I was younger, I attempted to wash a Mr. Sketch scented marker in the sink because it said the word "washable" on it. I put the cap off of the marker, went over to the sink, and almost washed the tip of the marker. I never actually did that luckily, and I'm honestly not sure what would've happened if I did end up washing the marker. I'm guessing it would be most likely be something like a colorful mess all over the sink though.
0:44 ok about this one I actually had this weird dream where I was working and there were a bunch of customers and out of no where a pelican comes and kidnaps me and takes me to heaven while gangstas paradise was playing in the background and took me to God.
Seriously object to calling these dumb or stupid. Until about the age of 12, most children are only capable of concrete thinking, meaning everything is black or white. It's after that point that they start gaining the ability to think in abstracts. Though the one kid burying the keys in the sand, was extremely unfortunate but the child probably didn't do it on purpose and didn't understand the consequences.
I remember when I was like 6-7 my dad had one of those phones that looked kind of like a smaller iPhone but with a keypad (not a flip phone) and I just randomly started pressing buttons and ended up accidentally calling 911 XD I panicked and pressed the red hang up button when the lady on the other end said “911, what’s your emergency?” And spent the next week terrified that the police were gonna come knock on our door asking why we called them
How is it whenever kids get hair removal lotion of their heads it effortlessly falls off but when I use it purposely on my legs some of the hair still won’t come off
This is what I said a long time ago. I’m (Nathan): Nathan: There was a bad man who killed a king. Me (trying to recollect): Is this a true story from the Bible we read? Nathan: No. Me: Is this a story from a book? Nathan(more frustrated): No! Martin Luther KING! Glad he was listening on January 16, but I didn’t explain that MLK is not a king! LOL
4:23Why oh why are the censors of these so coy? The word mostly blanked out is fairly important to the understanding of the post. Is it a comprehension test?
Sometimes the original posters, probably from having posts removed and criticism wielded their way, get a little gun-shy with terms that they think might offend. Also, RUclips has rules about content that can and cannot be monetized (though I doubt "die" is on the naughty word list there).
ahahaha i'm honestly trying to remember if i was ever this dumb and i can't think of anything. well i did shove metal objects in electrical outlets, but i was a teenager then XD
I disagree. They are both possible and correct, but "throw up into the bag" has the suggestion of doing it from outside the bag, possibly from a little distance away and requiring aiming. "Throw up inside the bag" suggests putting your face into the bag first. What they really should have said is "...and don't put the bag over your head when you're finished."
It's funny how when you're still a child, you're doing so many stupid things then few years later you're grown up and still remembers those memories and get shy bcos of it. Oh the happy memories ♥️
Or a self conscious teen
@@lilyharris7629 yea that's me.
@@lilyharris7629yes but how can you read minds
you still remember things?
I was a toddler way back when. Little girls wore dresses with sashes that tied in the back. I couldn't have been 3 years old yet, and my mother said that I refused to have her tie my dress, insisting that I would do it myself. She said that I kept turning around to try to see what I was doing until I got dizzy and fell over. Another time, my older brother was frustrated because he couldn't reach something. Dad told him, "Stand on your toes". He immediately plopped one foot on top of the toes of the other. Couple of geniuses, we were.
I kinda wanna see videos or photos at least
@@CamdenKaneakaNeptunesdaughter Sorry. We're talking about back in the 1940s. Pictures (and home movies) were usually taken only on certain occasions. Nobody could just pick up a smartphone and snap a pic or a video in those days. You had to learn to carry your memories in your head.
The second one is adorable! The fact that a toddler has enough empathy to think that he hurt his gramma by dropping the phone is just...amazing. :)
He's a toddler not a wall lol. Toddlers have lots of emotions.
@@epic7224 Toddlers hardly express empathy though.
Brings back memories of what I did when I was about 5 years old. One morning l got up,turned on the television and listened to a commercial. The person said that peanut butter would go great on toast. What I didn't pay attention to was that you should toast the bread first and then put the peanut on the bread. My mother came downstairs wondering what that awful smell was in the kitchen. The toaster was full of burnt peanut butter on two pieces of bread.
That's hilarious and can see that happening.
That sooooo funny!🤦🏼♀️🤣
Oh gosh
Most of these are actually really adorable and show how our problem-solving skills evolve
Until we get given a phone. 😕
Except the car key one
They're NOT DUMB! Their brains are learning how to process information.
Kids have their own logic, like the time I took dad's radio apart, searching for the little people who lived inside and talked and sang all day.
And when my Mum warned me not to touch the electric socket, because a horrible man named Mr Shocko lived inside and liked biting people ....well, I hadn't even contemplated touching the socket, but before long, Mum found me inserting a knife into the socket. Of course she grabbed me and went ballistic, but, as I explained, I was trying to drag Mr Shocko out and belt him for being so nasty. Seemed reasonable to me!
Yeah. I thought Laurel and Hardy lived imside the TV and spent all day plugging cables in and out in order to change the channels, kind of like an operator during the war!
Back in the day, Reddy Kilowatt was a mascot for the electricity industry, and ads featuring this animated character would be seen on TV, and in newspapers. It may be apocryphal, but there's the story of an old lady who had just been moved by her family from an unpowered home into an apartment, and who then decided to push peanut butter into the electrical outlets to keep Reddy Kilowatt from coming out and getting her. If you don't know any better, and have no background with which to process the concept that Reddy was just a marketing mascot, you can't fault the logic.
I actually love that 😂 I love the thought of little people living in a radio.
3:28 this is such a good kitty! Even though he doesn’t like what is happening to him he is still very patient and understanding of the little girl.15/10 for this good kitty!🥰🐈
When I was about 6 or 7, I went to see my dad in a play. In the play, a character dies. After the play was done, I saw the character walking around and I shouted “I thought you were dead!”
I remember seeing Broadway Lion King. One little girl was completely devastated at Mufasa’s death. Her mom had to go find the actor after so her daughter could see he was fine. The little one said “You fell all dramatic. It was real!”
So apparently, if you fall in slow motion, you’re gonna die
That kid who thought the ID expiration date meant his dad was going to die, I did the same thing when I was young. I already knew that people die, so it didn't seem unreasonable that some people had advance warning.
Then what happens if the id card is renewed?
I used to know someone who, when he was a kid, thought that everyone had a finite amount of blood in them, so if you bled a little, that blood was gone forever. He cried and cried after getting a minor scrape and revealed this belief to his mom, who clarified things for him. He told her, "Every time I bleed, I get closer to dying!"
None of this seems dumb, just the learning curve of life.
What can I say other than that stupid kids are free entertainment
As a mom of teens and a 13 month old baby, I appreciate these at the end of a long parenting day more than I can say. The “throw up in the bag” story, though, that had me rolling. I couldn’t even retell it to my husband because I became hysterical laughing every time I tried to talk😂😜
One time, years ago, I was driving somewhere with my sons while listening to Patsy Cline and my 8 year old son asked if we could see her play sometime. I told her that she died in a plane crash. He then asked where she was standing when the plane crashed into her and couldn’t wrap his head around the idea she was IN the plane.
My beautiful sister passed away in march,when she was around 4 she cut all the wiskers off the cat because she thought she needed a hair cut! I miss you Neeno!
When I was 6 years old I was reading the instruction manual for our TV’s satellite box and on the first page it said “WARNING: DO NOT OPEN, RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK”. It was talking about opening the satellite box without proper tools but I thought it was referring to the book itself.
I was convinced that if I opened the manual again I would be electocuted.
This reminds me of a funny story. When I was 6, I bought a Curious George DVD that had a bunch of episodes on it. After watching almost the entire DVD, mom said I could watch Curious George in The Dark and then I had to go to bed. Turns out Curious George in The Dark was the name of the next episode. She came downstairs wondering why I turned all the lights off. We still laugh about it.
I was walking with my 5 yr. old nephew by a lake one time, and we came upon an old former telephone pole. One of the guy wires was lying on the ground, and he saw it, exclaiming, "Don't touch that ! You'll get elected!"
Truly a fate worse than death
Censorship is a bad thing. If certain words are no longer permitted then it becomes a crime to express yourself.
I don’t think it’s fair to call them “stupid”. We don’t spring from the womb knowing things. Maybe it’s the parents who think their kids innately know things who are “stupid”. 🤷♀️
I agree. At that age, kids think differently, and reason along different lines. Not at all stupid.
You think that kid password was stupid? I was 16 and in a cyber security class with a girl who’s password was “12345” - the teacher was beyond disappointed 😂
A quick way to get a good password is to use the initials of some easy-to-remember phrase or lyric line, or line from a book. E.g., Charles Dickens' "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times" would be iwtbotiwtwot, and THEN deliberately introduce an error, e.g., iwtbotiwtwto. BTW, for the grammar purists out there: the original Dickens used commas as separators in that opening where we today would likely use semicolons.
Edit: As to the girl with the 12345 password, she should have told the instructor that her pw was in octal. :)
@@josepherhardt164 You know, when I was like 4-5 Y/O I did something similar to that, I remembered clearly the new password of our computer back then, but then ... "Your password is incorrect" *changes password * "New password can't be the old password"... I got PTSD from that, that was 16 years ago and even today I'm still scared that would happen again, that's why I always make my passwords as simple as possible.
At one company where I worked, I built a very simple "info" command into the system as a way to quickly get contact info for our numerous clients. It was basically a search command on a specific file and I sent out a memo telling our employees how to add info to it. One [insert your choice of word here] decided it would also be a great place to store all the passwords to all our accounts on all our client systems. I had to delete the command - and the underlying file - the next day.
Apparently when I was about 2 or 3 my family took me to a restaurant. A stranger smiled at me and his teeth weren't exactly straight. Little me didn't understand things like that yet and LOUDLY yelled "did you see his teeth, I think he's an alien!" After my family dragged me back to the car, I learned about politeness and not to question people's appearances on the way home. Sorry, dude.
Always the cringest moments lol most of the time the parents just make it worse from what I’ve seen working in a grocery store and heading kids say stuff like this so often lol.
@@nikkis7375 lmao oh the parents dragging a very loud and confused kid is hysterical 😂
Was the green goo formerly a plastic plate by any chance
5:08
Thank you. I have been muy confused
Maybe. That was my guess after being confused.
thank you I was confused I think u are right
Oh I thought it was slime and that he was trying to prank his mom. Didn’t think that it could’ve been plastic
Some poor adult had to clean that up :(((( Melted plastic is a horrid smell.
@0:44... I now realize too late in life that I wanted those owls too.
Sadly, I know a lot of adults who could easily switch places with the kids in any one of these scenarios.
2:55 I've seen other people claim that hair removal creams like Nair have removed tons of hair from their heads but I don't buy it. I've used Nair many times and it barely removes half-inch hairs from my legs. I can't possibly believe it removes full-length head hair with that kind of perfection. Since I take many of these videos with a grain of salt, can anybody in the comments confirm that they've actually lost a lot of head hair with Nair?
I think the videos are filters being used to fool us.
I haven't tried hair removal cream, but I was remembering, isn't kid's hair, or at least baby hair, more fine than adult hair? I'm wondering if it wouldn't take as much cream to affect their hair than ours.
Baby hair is softer and more fine so its damaged more by hair removers and such
Ok but the fact that I legitimately had to do a double take- she looks like me when I was a kid, and remember doing the exact same thing. I’m still not convince that’s not just a picture of me I never knew was taken 😭 6:24
Once when I was five, I was holding my baby brother but then he started to cry, so I dropped him. Luckily there was a mat underneath he so he didn’t get injured.
The umbilical cord one had me rolling.
Once I was watching “the price is right” with my parents and one of the contestants won a Cadillac so I said, “mom! That person just won a cataract!” (If you don’t know, a cataract is an eye condition which affects the lens of the eye resulting in foggy vision)
thank you, as always for making me smile and laugh. You make my day so much better!
And this is why parents grow old fast.
0:44. This reminds me of a project I had to do for elementary school, titled “if I were a bird” and I put
If I were a bird I would: be Oprah
With six sons, I agree. Not nearly enough condom adverts.
I raised 5.
I've experienced or seen all these things, I always though they were normal.
Kids are hilarious 😭
I enjoyed this but my enjoyment was a little spoiled by the title about dumbness. I hope nobody would ever convey that description to a child after a touchingly silly action or speech. One of my favourite things with little kids used to be their very literal reactions to things (like the "stand on your toes" boy). Then I had two kids on the spectrum who took everything literally until way past the usual age.
I still, if referring to the toilet(as in " that's in the toilet") correct myself and say "I mean the toilet *room*". It makes my thirty year old son cranky but I was the one who told him to put the bulk pack of TP "in the toilet", only to hear him getting frustrated that they wouldn't all fit.
I also still, usually just with him but sometimes to other, puzzled, people will say "This is an example. It never really happened. I'm just saying what might happen"
It did curb my sarcasm for a while though! It doesn't matter how devastingly disapproving or irritated you are, never ever say things like, "Oh, yes, that's a *brilliant* idea."//"I see you cleaned your room like I asked"
0:35
And that's how you have smart appliances and smart homes.
1:07 I feel bad for him for losing his foot that must be terrible, but the sticker was so cute
3:49 That is adorable though! The baby just wants to play 🥺
When my son was 3 or so he had these pajamas that said beware of genius, but for some reason whenever he wore them he always did the dumbest things that he didnt do in other clothes
0:43 Watch the animated clip for Julie Fowlis' song 'Phiutrag see phiuar' and it suddenly gets sadder
3:24 THATS AN AWESOME DISHWASHER! 👌 👏 👍
😂😂 And people ask me why I didn't have little humans. I have to show this to them. Furbabies forever! 😺😺🐶🐶
Kids are amazing 😍I love all of these
I'm about to move house on the weekend. About to re-label my plastic containers. 😁
8:14 When I was four, I had a meltdown because I didn't want a new fence gate. Seems it's normal🤷
0:25 ok this one is wholesome.
As a Scotsman, I approve of the use of the word "Jobby" @2:10. Carry on.
0:44
Yup, someone's going to Hogwarts.
6:19 The dog doesn’t even look like he cares lol
I have a funny story that I want to share here since it seems similar/the same as this topic! One time when I was younger, I attempted to wash a Mr. Sketch scented marker in the sink because it said the word "washable" on it. I put the cap off of the marker, went over to the sink, and almost washed the tip of the marker. I never actually did that luckily, and I'm honestly not sure what would've happened if I did end up washing the marker. I'm guessing it would be most likely be something like a colorful mess all over the sink though.
These had me actually laughing! That’s rare.
@2:47 The kid that used hair remover scared the Hell out of me!! Lol
0:26 awww that’s cute
A house of God indeed
At
3:06
At least the kid gets to play at the beach longer
We seem to be approaching a place where marrying soup would be perfectly acceptable ... encouraged, in fact.
When my brother was young he thought after the food expired, the police will take it away
2:48 Kid on the right looks like 2017 Pennywise
Some of these were obviously staged, but this was still fun anyway.
I didn’t see any that seemed staged. I wonder why so many people can’t enjoy things and think everything is fake and lies these days.
0:44 ok about this one I actually had this weird dream where I was working and there were a bunch of customers and out of no where a pelican comes and kidnaps me and takes me to heaven while gangstas paradise was playing in the background and took me to God.
2:53 That kid on the right looks exactly like the killer doll Chucky.
Thank you so much for your video ❤️.
Seriously object to calling these dumb or stupid. Until about the age of 12, most children are only capable of concrete thinking, meaning everything is black or white. It's after that point that they start gaining the ability to think in abstracts. Though the one kid burying the keys in the sand, was extremely unfortunate but the child probably didn't do it on purpose and didn't understand the consequences.
Who lets a six year old work the oven??
I remember when I was like 6-7 my dad had one of those phones that looked kind of like a smaller iPhone but with a keypad (not a flip phone) and I just randomly started pressing buttons and ended up accidentally calling 911 XD I panicked and pressed the red hang up button when the lady on the other end said “911, what’s your emergency?” And spent the next week terrified that the police were gonna come knock on our door asking why we called them
Oh my God I'm dying. The kid with the onion! Lolololol
How is it whenever kids get hair removal lotion of their heads it effortlessly falls off but when I use it purposely on my legs some of the hair still won’t come off
This is what I said a long time ago. I’m (Nathan):
Nathan: There was a bad man who killed a king.
Me (trying to recollect): Is this a true story from the Bible we read?
Nathan: No.
Me: Is this a story from a book?
Nathan(more frustrated): No! Martin Luther KING! Glad he was listening on January 16, but I didn’t explain that MLK is not a king! LOL
4:23Why oh why are the censors of these so coy? The word mostly blanked out is fairly important to the understanding of the post. Is it a comprehension test?
was about to ask the same thing
Sometimes the original posters, probably from having posts removed and criticism wielded their way, get a little gun-shy with terms that they think might offend. Also, RUclips has rules about content that can and cannot be monetized (though I doubt "die" is on the naughty word list there).
6:25 Why does the draw look like if the devil was a Papa Louie high ranked customer?
0:06. i cant believe that this poor little girl has to live with such soup-phobic parents
Could it be possible that soup is the name of the girl or boy they plan to marry? XD
3:23 what do you mean your sons hiding? That's just a picture of your kitchen
You have never played hide n seek with a 2 year old, have you?
@@WillM1776 well you never know with some people. Our grandson still tells us to look under Papaws desk when he is hiding.
6:06 LOVE IT!!! "going to save a lot on college!"
2:20 I saw this and I searched it on RUclips to see if it is true
Is it true?
@@melthefallen4558 yes
@@spookyandkora lol
The car keys would kill me
I'm glad I didn't see the word "penis" there. (3:13) That would've been been too much to handle. 👀
6:22 my kinda girl
8:53 Seriously? Censoring the word "die"?
Literally if I was a grownup I would be getting a lot of my usernames
3:48 One of the dumbest things an Adult puts a kid through.
Edit: Corrected the autocorrect.
5:47 God that gonna hurt if her hair was caught on that machinery! Owww!
6:18 we sure this and the next one aren't the same kid?
0:58 for the record i have and not just once
They aren't stupid they're just ignorant. Cut the poor kids some slack.
3:23 i can't see it can someone tell me where he is
3:19 I don’t see him, can you tell me where he is?
2:16 the video has 22k views now, go check it out if you want haha
Omg my sister swallowed a dime too when she was younger.
Who tf got a chicken dishwasher
ahahaha i'm honestly trying to remember if i was ever this dumb and i can't think of anything. well i did shove metal objects in electrical outlets, but i was a teenager then XD
Watch this 1:10
The dirt bike video is actually on RUclips and you can find it.
Should have said "throw up into the bag" not "inside the bag"!
I disagree. They are both possible and correct, but "throw up into the bag" has the suggestion of doing it from outside the bag, possibly from a little distance away and requiring aiming. "Throw up inside the bag" suggests putting your face into the bag first.
What they really should have said is "...and don't put the bag over your head when you're finished."
Kid logic is no logic
I wouldn't say dumbest I'd say funniest.
4:37
*turn it on*
My baby brother at a home school group managed to start the car by himself, we can running to stop him!
On and is only 2years old
On and he is only 2years old!
At 3:05 I think that was rather foolish of the parents to put the keys where the kid could reach them.
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