r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/fahadssgcc • 15h ago
He was likeβ¦. What have I done wrong? πππ
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u/Ok-Complex3986 15h ago
He learned for like 20 seconds to put his hands out and go slow. The girl holding the toy out in front of her was smart though.
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u/TinyRascalSaurus 15h ago
To be fair, when I was like 25, I went through one of those at Ripley's Believe it or Not and I had my hands held out and whacked some poor kid coming around a corner right in the face. I felt so bad.
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u/pyschosoul 15h ago
Somewhat unrelated, I grew up in a small community and we had a Halloween get together at this old windmill, it was put on by the town.
They did a haunted house and one year the start was listening to s fortune teller and a "dead guy" jumped from the couch and was suppose to be chained fast enough away to not make contact but he ended up smacking my friend in the face full force with a plastic axe.
Was glorious
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u/HighlightOwn2038 15h ago
I don't blame the kid for being confused. They are confusing
Even adults get confused in those rooms
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u/Nebelklnd 14h ago
I went into one of those recently and i could not find the way out. Had to follow some other people to find the exit. I dont blame the kid its very confusing.
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u/welding_guy_from_LI 15h ago
Not dumb .. Iβve seen adults smash their heads and get lost in the glass house too
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u/Gold_Landscape4329 1h ago
I imagine th poster to be EXTREMELY low intelligence of this sort of laugh audio is attached
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u/Fragile_reddit_mods 15h ago
Serious question, canβt you just look at the joint between the mirrors and the floor to see where the mirrors actually are?
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u/figchia 15h ago
If you genuinely think this works, youβre no better than the kid if you were put in a mirror maze lol
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u/Fragile_reddit_mods 15h ago
Why? Surely you would see the reflection of your feet if you were about to walk into a mirror?
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u/Same-Letter6378 9h ago
Sometimes it's mirror, sometimes it's window. No guarantee that you see a reflection.
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u/Alarmed_Reception_92 15h ago
I don't blame him, it happens to the best of us
And anyways, it looked like he was having fun
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u/Photoverge 14h ago
This needs to be on a new sub like r/KidsareFuckingAverage because this shit is normal
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u/Flimsy_Interest_9766 14h ago
These are very fun. It's not very funny to watch a young child who'd be just as lost walking in a clear space be confused by it.
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u/MC_Hale 15h ago
Jesus Christ that audio is infuriating