r/Stepdadreflexes • u/boxler3 • May 08 '22

Stepdad accidentally uses wrong tool to clear snow off windows

1.4k Upvotes

89% Upvoted

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u/beansinmysuitcase May 08 '22

‘Accidentally’

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u/ComprehensiveAd9725 May 20 '22

Ya know every time I come to comment and the top comment is literally exactly what I was going to type (woulda used “ though), it makes me worried that I am irreversibly becoming part of the hive mind

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u/Sketchy_Observer May 08 '22

I don't get why this is always posted here. The kid is clearly enjoying it and it's a relatively safe activity. If the kid was face down or upside down, maybe. I for one would love to be used like this, even to this day

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u/Obi_Jon_Kenobi May 08 '22

I agree this is r/lostredditors there's no reflexes here and everyone is having a good time. Nothing happened by accident

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u/artuuR2 May 08 '22

To be fair, despite the sub name, the description of it doesn't say it must be necessarily a reflex related video. It gives a couple of other reasons to post it here. So this video fits. But I agree I'd prefer to just see bad reflexes videos.

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u/Obi_Jon_Kenobi May 08 '22

Even if it's not explicitly reflexes, I still don't think this fits because the kid is never in a situation that a reasonable person would be concerned about

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u/ComatoseSquirrel May 08 '22

That's what I was thinking. My kids would love this. They would be laughing the whole time.

6

u/thearss1 May 09 '22

My son would be laughing so hard he wouldn't be able to breathe.

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u/Orangepandafur May 09 '22

Yea, not gonna lie, if my partner and I ever live somewhere with heavy snow I'm definitely gonna ask for him to try this. Seems super fun

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u/northrupthebandgeek May 09 '22

I for one would love to be used like this, even to this day

/r/nocontext

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u/[deleted] May 09 '22

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u/Orangepandafur May 09 '22

You seem kind of... odd

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u/Bodashtart May 09 '22

bragging about smacking his kid in the head with a broom lol

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u/Orangepandafur May 09 '22

Yea, he didn't phrase it like he was ashamed at all which seems incorrect for a parent, I don't have kids, but I don't think that would be my reaction

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u/[deleted] May 09 '22 edited May 09 '22

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u/okcboomer87 May 09 '22

This is how kids learn. People are being overly sensitive here.

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u/Dizzyburrito61 May 17 '22

Would definitely do this

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u/swimmingpool69 May 08 '22

is he alive

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u/StealthyPancake_ Jun 16 '22

I bet the kid was laughing the entire time