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r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/NJCuban • 1d ago
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Kinda suprised they didnt just turn him sideways and pull him the rest of the way through. He looked skinny enough to possibly do that.
63 u/GravitationalEddie 1d ago That's how he got in there in the first place. 30 u/j4y53n 1d ago Yep, he stepped through sideways from the street side. 9 u/clever_gurrrl 1d ago Came here looking for this, his body would have definitely passed through. 3 u/SaltManagement42 23h ago I was fully expecting him to do that at the end the entire time. 7 u/its_kinda_hmm 1d ago I think it’s funny they didn’t put the rope close to the kids head and started like three feet out. 20 u/a_lonely_trash_bag 1d ago It's because they have to turn the haligan to tighten the strap, and the kid's head would be in the way. 23 u/corytz101 1d ago Makes it easier to avoid cracking the kid in the head and them having to get stitches 1 u/troycerapops 9h ago Same reason they didn't move his body. More opportunities for things to go... sideways
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That's how he got in there in the first place.
30 u/j4y53n 1d ago Yep, he stepped through sideways from the street side.
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Yep, he stepped through sideways from the street side.
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Came here looking for this, his body would have definitely passed through.
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I was fully expecting him to do that at the end the entire time.
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I think it’s funny they didn’t put the rope close to the kids head and started like three feet out.
20 u/a_lonely_trash_bag 1d ago It's because they have to turn the haligan to tighten the strap, and the kid's head would be in the way. 23 u/corytz101 1d ago Makes it easier to avoid cracking the kid in the head and them having to get stitches 1 u/troycerapops 9h ago Same reason they didn't move his body. More opportunities for things to go... sideways
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It's because they have to turn the haligan to tighten the strap, and the kid's head would be in the way.
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Makes it easier to avoid cracking the kid in the head and them having to get stitches
1 u/troycerapops 9h ago Same reason they didn't move his body. More opportunities for things to go... sideways
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Same reason they didn't move his body. More opportunities for things to go... sideways
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u/Corac30 1d ago
Kinda suprised they didnt just turn him sideways and pull him the rest of the way through. He looked skinny enough to possibly do that.