February 24, 200620 yr you cant call that a Dad :o :o :o :P a real father wouldnt harm their kids like that :x but it was funny to look at... somehow... :) [http://woopidoo2.deviantart.com][Tip.it Moderator from Dec 10, 2006 to 03 Sep, 2008]
February 24, 200620 yr After using all my strength to stop laughing... I have to say that first video was just cruel. CRUEL. I mean [cabbage]. If you scroll frame by frame on that video you can see the brains auto-defense functions in prefect play. This kid was not "scared". He suffered the mental equivalent of 200 volts to the groin. The first response was a quick backing away, followed by his hands in a close protective position. A moment later he starts screaming, but if you really think about it, he was mimicking the sound of his perceived adversary, which is a clue that the offensive phase has begun. Shortly after he begins attacking. I mean this poor kid is no longer in a room watching something on a monitor; he is a caveman with a sabertooth tiger bearing down on him. He tires to pound the attacker. The kid is no longer a thinking being. The mind backs off, checks the statues of its enemy and goes for a second attack. Seeing the attacks not working to remove the enemy the flight plan is started. After this the kid's brain has cooled down and returns to reason, now he is just begin a coward. To call this kid a "coward" or pansy I think would be unfair. He is a victim of his parents. In particular of his parents NOT instructing the kid that life is complex, and potentially chaotic. Having been raised in a bubble, and never trained to handle any kind of challenges, his mind natural defenses are atrophied, and leave him dangerously unprepared for surprise. IÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢m sure any of you, and your children, would react to the same stimulus by some mild form of shock, and self defense, but sense you have a running background process that keeps you on your toes. In effect it is better to live a little afraid ALL the time, then exceptionally scared every once in a while. So I guess, maybe in a way this guy was doing this kid a favor. My Tip.It Times Articles (10 and counting) || The Varrock Library Author Index projectDo you dare to dream? - Part 19 added. || The Hospital (WIP) - New story!Necromagus looks like a viking ... with glasses.
February 24, 200620 yr After using all my strength to stop laughing... I have to say that first video was just cruel. CRUEL. I mean cabbage. If you scroll frame by frame on that video you can see the brains auto-defense functions in prefect play. This kid was not "scared". He suffered the mental equivalent of 200 volts to the groin. The first response was a quick backing away, followed by his hands in a close protective position. A moment later he starts screaming, but if you really think about it, he was mimicking the sound of his perceived adversary, which is a clue that the offensive phase has begun. Shortly after he begins attacking. I mean this poor kid is no longer in a room watching something on a monitor; he is a caveman with a sabertooth tiger bearing down on him. He tires to pound the attacker. The kid is no longer a thinking being. The mind backs off, checks the statues of its enemy and goes for a second attack. Seeing the attacks not working to remove the enemy the flight plan is started. After this the kid's brain has cooled down and returns to reason, now he is just begin a coward. To call this kid a "coward" or pansy I think would be unfair. He is a victim of his parents. In particular of his parents NOT instructing the kid that life is complex, and potentially chaotic. Having been raised in a bubble, and never trained to handle any kind of challenges, his mind natural defenses are atrophied, and leave him dangerously unprepared for surprise. IÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢m sure any of you, and your children, would react to the same stimulus by some mild form of shock, and self defense, but sense you have a running background process that keeps you on your toes. In effect it is better to live a little afraid ALL the time, then exceptionally scared every once in a while. So I guess, maybe in a way this guy was doing this kid a favor.yea... and then the way how he hitted the screen to let that face get away from him... [http://woopidoo2.deviantart.com][Tip.it Moderator from Dec 10, 2006 to 03 Sep, 2008]
February 24, 200620 yr dude, i watched the video, then did the game....and nearly pissed myself :lol: "The greatest joy a man can know is to conquer his enemies and drive them before him. To ride their horses and take away their possessions. To see the faces of those who were dear to them bedewed with tears, and to clasp their wives and daughters in his arms." -Genghis Khan
February 24, 200620 yr After using all my strength to stop laughing... I have to say that first video was just cruel. CRUEL. I mean cabbage. If you scroll frame by frame on that video you can see the brains auto-defense functions in prefect play. This kid was not "scared". He suffered the mental equivalent of 200 volts to the groin. The first response was a quick backing away, followed by his hands in a close protective position. A moment later he starts screaming, but if you really think about it, he was mimicking the sound of his perceived adversary, which is a clue that the offensive phase has begun. Shortly after he begins attacking. I mean this poor kid is no longer in a room watching something on a monitor; he is a caveman with a sabertooth tiger bearing down on him. He tires to pound the attacker. The kid is no longer a thinking being. The mind backs off, checks the statues of its enemy and goes for a second attack. Seeing the attacks not working to remove the enemy the flight plan is started. After this the kid's brain has cooled down and returns to reason, now he is just begin a coward. To call this kid a "coward" or pansy I think would be unfair. He is a victim of his parents. In particular of his parents NOT instructing the kid that life is complex, and potentially chaotic. Having been raised in a bubble, and never trained to handle any kind of challenges, his mind natural defenses are atrophied, and leave him dangerously unprepared for surprise. IÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢m sure any of you, and your children, would react to the same stimulus by some mild form of shock, and self defense, but sense you have a running background process that keeps you on your toes. In effect it is better to live a little afraid ALL the time, then exceptionally scared every once in a while. So I guess, maybe in a way this guy was doing this kid a favor. Nice way of explaining it, Necro. And I have to say that I agree with you 100%. :wink:
February 25, 200620 yr Oooo, I couldn't resist. :D Lol, nife GIF, it faster is cooler! Well, If you one day will be a Dad, be like that! Lol, dont make your child a Compfreak, just tip.it :wink: :roll: Lol, I watched it a couple of times, very very funny!
February 25, 200620 yr heres somebody that used the maze: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 64&q=scare omg, i have to scare my friend! Thats sooooooo fake.
February 25, 200620 yr nice sence of humor that dad has Some people dream of success, while others make it happen.
February 26, 200620 yr rofl that was hilarious sadly my nephew was next to me when i played the game he started screaming :?
February 26, 200620 yr what was that he was doin anyways? a puzzle?? I feel soo sorry for that kid :oops: , hahahah.. :lol:
February 26, 200620 yr hoooray! hip hip! i dont know about you guys but every time i see that IT GETS BETTER! hip hip hooray! zippity doo da! :D :D :D :D Rest In Peace SampsonNever forget: 11-20-06
February 27, 200620 yr Well heres another victim: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... =scare+mom Dai jou bui! The full stop and comma are your friend....http://www.blogger.com/profile/31134299
February 27, 200620 yr i fell on the ground peein my self laughting. my bro just had his b-day now his 20 nd thinks his da best. so i gave him the game. i think ill buy him some new underware for his b-day lol
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