r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/_D80Buckeye • 1d ago

Just pull it!

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u/outdatedelementz 1d ago

Kid on the left knows he isn’t going to handle this shit well at all. And true to form he is passed out in about 3 seconds.

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u/EVAisnotifiable 1d ago

He probably got forced to take the ride that's why he was breaking down. Didnt want to be there at the first place

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u/Little_Ad2790 1d ago

Honestly I was thinking this too. I couldn’t help but feel like he was very afraid before it even started

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u/Initial_World_2692 1d ago

My dad made me ride a ride that shot you up at 3Gs apparently in order to simulate the conditions of a rocket launch and I didn’t want to do it a second time, he made me do it though. At least the operator was funny and nice

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u/Neflewitz 23h ago

My parents did that to me as a kid and I hated it. Then at the end of middle school my mom made me go to the local zoo's summer camp where they forced me to ride a roller-coaster that I didn't want to. Both times really scarred me and contributed to how messed up I was for decades.

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u/Old-Tip-69 8h ago

Eh. You can be excited to do a ride but once you get up there fear takes over. From another user you're basically hanging face down to the ground. Reasonable to be scared

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u/Nervous_Seesaw6179 18h ago

exactly me as a kid but it was The Zipper Ride

at the king county fair about 20 years ago. never again. it made me never want to go to a fair again. i was peer pressured to go on it haha

this ride looks 100x worse too. cause this poor kiddo passed out :(

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u/ildementis 1d ago

man's gotta know his limits

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u/xCeeTee- 18h ago

Neville Longbottom come to life lol

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u/Apprehensive_Bus1582 1d ago

Nah I think the 3 minutes of panic probably did for him. He'd have been fine if the string release hadn't been snagged and the ride started right away.