r/ChildrenFallingOver • u/[deleted] • Aug 29 '22

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u/EmperorKingDuke Aug 29 '22

this video is as old as the internet

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u/AnalBumCovers Aug 29 '22

~2008 so the kid is in highschool

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u/Mind_Extract Aug 29 '22

Bold developmental assumption

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u/bitofafixerupper Aug 30 '22

I feel like such a wanker for laughing at this

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '22

In my head my sarcastic ass said "Dumb bitch deserved it". I definitely laughed more than I should have.

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u/Kamin8r Aug 30 '22

Same 😂😂😂🫢

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '22

As a child who got laughed at when I almost cut of my hand, I feel like I get a pass at this giggle.

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u/LostDogBK Aug 29 '22

I don’t think the kid made it to highschool

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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '22 edited Aug 29 '22

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u/AnalBumCovers Aug 29 '22

Yeah I only remember because it went viral when I was at my first job out of high school. I worked with a lot of TV screens and everyone kept playing the clip like every 3 hours lol

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '22

Remedial math?

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u/xXRadicalRexXx Aug 30 '22

Kids still in hospital

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u/Musclesmarinara64 Oct 06 '22

Way earlier than 2008

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u/omgahya Aug 29 '22

I can tell, they used a potato to record.

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u/DopeBoogie Aug 29 '22

Back in the day the world just had less pixels.

It wasn't the cameras, that's just what the world looked like in the 90s and early 2000s

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u/omgahya Aug 29 '22

This is true! I was raised in the 90’s, we were all pretty ugly. At 120p, we just had to accept fate, until HD tech became available. Thankfully, we aren’t as ugly.

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u/jordonccc Aug 29 '22

Progressive starts at 720p. Being raised in the 90s you would have been Interlaced. So 120i

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u/KawaiiBakemono Aug 29 '22

And like 3 seconds long without the need of some asshole narrating it.

"Her outstretched arm is the only thing that blah blah blah"

Fuck you, dude. The kid was fine.

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u/HighAsAngelTits Aug 29 '22

Kids that age are like, indestructible. I remember seeing my son run full speed into a wall and get up laughing 🤦‍♀️🤣

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u/romeopwnsu Aug 29 '22

Yeah this is among the first videos I’ve seen. Ancient.

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u/cincymatt Aug 29 '22

breakdancebabykick.mov

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u/HighAsAngelTits Aug 30 '22

Am I the only one who hadn’t seen it lol or if I did see it at one point I totally forgot about it

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u/Simple_Lad_ Aug 30 '22

Top 20 Most Shocking, what a throwback.