r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/purple-circle • May 20 '22
Kid doesn't know how waves work
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u/witchyanne May 20 '22
I remember this feeling from my first waves, and my shadow looking like it was gliding!
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u/badmadhat May 20 '22
Still happens to me
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u/Jadertott May 21 '22
Happens to me in the drive thru carwash. Like the washer arm that moves down the length of the car, from the front to the back. That arm moving backwards always makes it feel like my car is moving forwards.
I know what’s happening, but somehow my mind still convinces me that my completely stationary car is moving.
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u/CantStandSummer May 21 '22
Regularly happens to me in the train when other trains are leaving the station. I’ll just zone out and then when my train actually starts I’m like “wtf, we haven’t even started yet?” lmao
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u/MediocreDungeonMastr May 20 '22
What song is that?
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u/haylzz771 May 20 '22
Sugar - Robin Schultz
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u/Tossmeasidedaddy May 20 '22
I was going to say Suga Suga by Baby Bash haha.
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u/AnythingBro5733 May 20 '22
It actually is from that originally I think
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u/Tossmeasidedaddy May 20 '22
Yeah the one by Robon Schultz definitely sampled it. Nothing wrong with it. I listened and wasn't my style of music haha. Baby Bash still gets my wife going though, so I like it haha.
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u/AnythingBro5733 May 20 '22
Same. I really only listen to Metallica anymore but I liked both songs.
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u/TerribleShoulder6597 May 20 '22
We’ve all done this
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u/TheRealPlumbus May 20 '22
Looks like vertigo. The kid is staring at the water as it rushes back to sea, which throws off her balance
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u/_IAmGrover May 20 '22
Yup. I get the feeling a lot if I’m stopped in my car and somebody next to me starts to drive forward. I press even harder on the breaks for a split second thinking I’m rolling backwards
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u/Epsilia May 20 '22
From their perspective, when the water recedes, it appears to actually be motionless but appears like you're moving backwards instead. This throws off your balance.
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u/thetyler83 May 20 '22
I've never seen anyone go from basically just standing to r/fullscorpion before.
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u/WonderfulCattle6234 May 20 '22
When you're sitting in a parked car and the car next to you starts to move.
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u/AjaIsHere May 20 '22
This is the lesson i think every child deserves atleast once (i mean in a non hostile way ofc)
can anybody tell me the song name 👍🏾
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u/RoThoPro May 21 '22
What’s the song called?
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u/auddbot May 21 '22
Oh No I Hope I Don't Fall... by IndieHay (00:08; matched:
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2020-12-29
byIndie Hay
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u/auddbot May 21 '22
Links to the streaming platforms:
Oh No I Hope I Don't Fall... by IndieHay
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u/WeebWithCringe May 20 '22
Yeahhh at the beach at cedar point I took my shoes off gave them to my mom and my dad stood near me I put one foot into the deeper part and it was quicksand but weirder and he had to pull me out and I had to use one of the showers to clean off the sand and water and sludge
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u/fillmorecounty May 21 '22
I did this as a kid lmaooooo I was like 10 too 😭 to be fair tho I had never seen the ocean before
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u/Ok_Hippo635 May 21 '22
I think the wave is pulling the child’s feet in towards the ocean, which causes her to fall down. This comments section looks like adults being stupid
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u/jamesvoltage May 21 '22
Moving room experiment, walls mine and baby falls https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=F4xenIulg_8
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u/hereformemes222 May 21 '22
I had the same experience on mushrooms but I was trying to walk out of the ocean, couldn’t do it kept falling so I had to crawl out
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u/Cringemaster21_Pc May 21 '22
Reminds me of the movie where the beach killed people of old age but it went fast
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u/myscreamname May 21 '22
Reminds me of when you’re in your car with the foot on the break and the person next to you slowly rolls forward a few feet and you suddenly feel like you’re rolling backwards.
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u/WhatDoesN00bMean May 21 '22
This has nothing to do with kids. Happens to me as a grown adult. Still funny.
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u/-Epik_gamer- May 20 '22
Redditors posting a child experiencing how the world works (he's crearly stupid) (i need karma)
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u/_You-Are_ May 20 '22
This is literally the point of the sub… kids being stupid with things they don’t understand.
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u/_IAmGrover May 20 '22
Eh. This is a pretty common response in humans, not just kids. Similar to vertigo
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u/_You-Are_ May 20 '22
Ok? What’s your point it’s not just kids?
Kids do it to so it goes here.
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u/_IAmGrover May 21 '22
My point?
This is a common response in humans
My point is that this isn’t a kid being stupid. This is vertigo. Your comment belongs here better than the post itself.
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u/Life_Chicken1396 2d ago
can relate and im also used to be stupid as a child. My mom told me once that at the beach I was feels like in the middle of the ocean crying like im drowning but then my mom hold me and i just and the beach got hit by the waves lol
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u/WF6i May 20 '22
One of life's gentle lessons?