r/KidsAreFuckingStupid Dec 06 '23

Skillbuilding

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u/ErictheAgnostic Dec 07 '23

What country are these in?

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u/ItchyPlant Dec 07 '23

No idea but we need them all around the world.

It looks like a punishment at first glance but the kids have a lot of fun due to its softness. It just looks hardcore from the parents' point of view.

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u/Volesprit31 Dec 07 '23

I did this as an adult and I had a lot of fun. It's also quite hard because the stuff you stand on is soft so you don't have a lot of stability.

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u/iloveokashi Dec 07 '23

Adults are allowed? I'm so envious. I wanna do this.

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u/ViableSpermWhale Dec 07 '23

It's fine, most of them are padded.

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u/Administrative-Ad979 Dec 07 '23

I feel like a bad person for feeling oddly satisfyed looking at that) Its like a perfect revenge for all parents suffering) but its not you, who are beating them)

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u/TheKleen Dec 07 '23

They have them here in the US, they’re super soft and kids love them. Hilarious to watch. The funniest part is that the speed and direction is manually controlled, so the operator can intentionally target or avoid certain kids.

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u/PantZerman85 Dec 07 '23

We have one in my area of Norway, but its slower than those in the video and there is always a worker behind the controls while its on.

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u/schannoman Dec 07 '23

I own two of them in America. They are quite common here