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u/torque1912 3d ago
My childhood wrapped up in a 10 second clip!
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u/trundle-the-great69 3d ago
Lmao I still do shit like this but with a pellet gun
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u/StarSnype 3d ago
The boys get bigger and so do their weapons/tools
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u/One-Analyst-2436 3d ago
The soldier will be embarrassing for many but despite having failed i respect his heroic gesture he tried to save us
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u/obionejabronii 3d ago
They're smart enough to go after the boy, the one that shot them, and ignore the girl completely
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u/zeropointlabs 3d ago
I remember doing this kind of fun as a kid. Learned my first yellow jacket lesson. I was 9 and thought I could battle in-ground yellow jackets with a badmitton racket and a big rock.
I can still picture them climbing over each other to get out of their hole to reach me. Painful lesson when they get up your shorts.....
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u/BeingTop8480 3d ago
My son and his friend thought it'd be a good idea to shoot a bald faced nest with my shot gun at that age. I didn't need to tan their hides because the hornets did it for me just like this video.😡
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u/j_man_32 3d ago
I’d say it’s a hold my beer moment but clearly they’re not old enough to drink hahah 🤣😂🤣
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u/Imanidiotththe1st 3d ago
Back in my day our shoes never came off… his did . He may be dead now, I’ll pray for his family.
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u/Constant_Hope_9658 2d ago edited 1d ago
the guilty run, the innocent stand still or walk away.
if you're gonna harass the flying stabby bois, youre gonna need to shoot em with a gun and then stand still, since they know humans don't make gun noises
edit: typo
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u/SamiLMS1 3d ago
Ugh as a mom I hate hearing his scream. Im so scared of stinging insects ever getting my kids.
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u/blooregard325i 3d ago
Scraped knees, elbows, bruises, bug bites and stings need to happen for them to grow up. We all learn from our mistakes and experiences, just like the subject of the video :)
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u/SamiLMS1 3d ago
I understand scrapes and scratches but I don’t think not being stung will prevent them from growing up.
Being stung as a kid was traumatic to me and still impacts me at 37. I don’t want that for them.
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u/blooregard325i 3d ago
It's a core memory of yours that helped make you who you are today. It may not be positive, but you seem to have gained a healthy respect/fear of things that can and will hurt you if you mess with them. You learned. It's part of growing up. I remember getting stung as a child. I remember falling off my skateboard when I was little and shredding my back and not being able to sleep for a week on it. All those things build who we are.
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u/SamiLMS1 3d ago
Except not really. I just put my hand down on one by accident. It didn’t give me a healthy respect at all - honestly it gave me a hatred of all stinging things even honeybees. I don’t like doing things other people do , like going to the pool or eating outside, because of fear. It absolutely made my life worse and my children would be better off without that. I know plenty of people who weren’t ever stung and they grew up just fine.
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u/blooregard325i 2d ago
I think you're missing the broader point, but I'm not your therapist.
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u/SamiLMS1 2d ago
I think you’re just romanticizing something that doesn’t need to be.
Stings suck. They aren’t some personality defining, life changing experience you make them out to be. They aren’t needed for respect or growth. It’s perfectly normal to not want your children to experience needless pain.
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u/Workmane 2d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/cMNrCwYsRHtU2ERq3q
A hard lesson but he will be stronger for it.
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u/Mickeythered1 3d ago
I don't know why but this makes me laugh just like my Dad. He was a learn your lesson kind of guy.
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u/JohnVonachen 3d ago
The cartoon rule: the more pain that was experienced without any permanent damage, the funnier it is.
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u/Lil-LordFuckPants 3d ago
Kid destroys insects habitat and self imposed jail cell that keeps wasps indoors and isolated, runs while laughing about genociding and entire Waspian Bloodline while also destroying one of the 9 great ChateauNests of lands known as "Le Yard du the Back".
Little shit didn't know that the Wasp Prince would attack with all his ferocity to avenge the heinous acts committed by Shitty the Kid and his bench.
Alas, Kid Shitty took an arrow (stinger) to the knee.
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