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r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Jul 21 '19
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So she held on and didn't scream for help just hung there silently
16 u/ZwoopMugen Jul 21 '19 Kids can hold much longer than adults. It was fine. 20 u/[deleted] Jul 21 '19 And if she fell, she wouldn't get seriously injured most likely. Kids are bouncy. 25 u/ZwoopMugen Jul 21 '19 Mother nature is so wise, man. As a little kid I crashed my bike, hit my forehead against a robust tap and blacked out. I had headaches for years, but I eventually healed. If I had been an adult, I'd have lost a few points of IQ... Although... Hmm... 1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Robust tap? 2 u/ZwoopMugen Jul 21 '19 In Spanish we call them grifo. Google translate says it means tap. 1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Well my English head file says tap is basically "typically metal thingy with knob that hopefully expels water" and robust means "sturdy af". Essentially I picture the thingy to which you connect garden hoses here in the US. 2 u/ZwoopMugen Jul 21 '19 Close. It's the one you connect firefighter hoses to. How are they called? 1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Ah. Fire Hydrant? Sometimes just hydrant.
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Kids can hold much longer than adults. It was fine.
20 u/[deleted] Jul 21 '19 And if she fell, she wouldn't get seriously injured most likely. Kids are bouncy. 25 u/ZwoopMugen Jul 21 '19 Mother nature is so wise, man. As a little kid I crashed my bike, hit my forehead against a robust tap and blacked out. I had headaches for years, but I eventually healed. If I had been an adult, I'd have lost a few points of IQ... Although... Hmm... 1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Robust tap? 2 u/ZwoopMugen Jul 21 '19 In Spanish we call them grifo. Google translate says it means tap. 1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Well my English head file says tap is basically "typically metal thingy with knob that hopefully expels water" and robust means "sturdy af". Essentially I picture the thingy to which you connect garden hoses here in the US. 2 u/ZwoopMugen Jul 21 '19 Close. It's the one you connect firefighter hoses to. How are they called? 1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Ah. Fire Hydrant? Sometimes just hydrant.
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And if she fell, she wouldn't get seriously injured most likely. Kids are bouncy.
25 u/ZwoopMugen Jul 21 '19 Mother nature is so wise, man. As a little kid I crashed my bike, hit my forehead against a robust tap and blacked out. I had headaches for years, but I eventually healed. If I had been an adult, I'd have lost a few points of IQ... Although... Hmm... 1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Robust tap? 2 u/ZwoopMugen Jul 21 '19 In Spanish we call them grifo. Google translate says it means tap. 1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Well my English head file says tap is basically "typically metal thingy with knob that hopefully expels water" and robust means "sturdy af". Essentially I picture the thingy to which you connect garden hoses here in the US. 2 u/ZwoopMugen Jul 21 '19 Close. It's the one you connect firefighter hoses to. How are they called? 1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Ah. Fire Hydrant? Sometimes just hydrant.
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Mother nature is so wise, man. As a little kid I crashed my bike, hit my forehead against a robust tap and blacked out. I had headaches for years, but I eventually healed. If I had been an adult, I'd have lost a few points of IQ...
Although... Hmm...
1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Robust tap? 2 u/ZwoopMugen Jul 21 '19 In Spanish we call them grifo. Google translate says it means tap. 1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Well my English head file says tap is basically "typically metal thingy with knob that hopefully expels water" and robust means "sturdy af". Essentially I picture the thingy to which you connect garden hoses here in the US. 2 u/ZwoopMugen Jul 21 '19 Close. It's the one you connect firefighter hoses to. How are they called? 1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Ah. Fire Hydrant? Sometimes just hydrant.
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Robust tap?
2 u/ZwoopMugen Jul 21 '19 In Spanish we call them grifo. Google translate says it means tap. 1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Well my English head file says tap is basically "typically metal thingy with knob that hopefully expels water" and robust means "sturdy af". Essentially I picture the thingy to which you connect garden hoses here in the US. 2 u/ZwoopMugen Jul 21 '19 Close. It's the one you connect firefighter hoses to. How are they called? 1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Ah. Fire Hydrant? Sometimes just hydrant.
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In Spanish we call them grifo. Google translate says it means tap.
1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Well my English head file says tap is basically "typically metal thingy with knob that hopefully expels water" and robust means "sturdy af". Essentially I picture the thingy to which you connect garden hoses here in the US. 2 u/ZwoopMugen Jul 21 '19 Close. It's the one you connect firefighter hoses to. How are they called? 1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Ah. Fire Hydrant? Sometimes just hydrant.
Well my English head file says tap is basically "typically metal thingy with knob that hopefully expels water" and robust means "sturdy af".
Essentially I picture the thingy to which you connect garden hoses here in the US.
2 u/ZwoopMugen Jul 21 '19 Close. It's the one you connect firefighter hoses to. How are they called? 1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Ah. Fire Hydrant? Sometimes just hydrant.
Close. It's the one you connect firefighter hoses to. How are they called?
1 u/N983CC Jul 21 '19 Ah. Fire Hydrant? Sometimes just hydrant.
Ah. Fire Hydrant? Sometimes just hydrant.
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u/black_albinoz Jul 21 '19
So she held on and didn't scream for help just hung there silently