While watching the video I found myself saying "drop the damn camera and run lady!!" ...if it had been my dog or actually any dog, I'd be the idiot running toward the doe, waaving my arms and screaming like an idiot... (hopefully with a rake or shovel in my hand just in case.)
I watch America's Funniest Home Videos regularly, ever since I broke 12 bones and was laid up forever and really needed to find things to make me laugh. I'm almost embarrased to admit I love that show .
Anwyay, I often find myself thinking why some stupid fricking parent didn't put their damn camera down and help their child avoid the disaster or mishap that was clearly coming. I guess the chance to win $10K - $100K makes some people ijits.
I had the same thought as you, Barbara, when I saw that video a couple weeks ago. Actually, I was also thinking, "Why's that dog out by itself able to even get into trouble?"
Don't know if it will help or not, but I too get a huge kick out of some of their videos... The ones with the "parachutes/boats" pulling people too large to be pulled into the lake always reduce me to a snorting idiot, probably because they hit too close to home, as do any videos of babies and puppies... Too many times I laugh so hard I then burst into tears! Not a good show to watch when eating your dinner... it can get messy.
Don't know if it will help or not, but I too get a huge kick out of some of their videos...
Never hurts to have good company! I especially lose it over the ones involving pools/water, dancing (on tables...what do they think is gonna happen?), ice skating...
Then, the ones that don't make you laugh, but cringe...all the stupid boys hopping their skate boards onto rails? People jumping off of roofs onto trampolines? Sheesh!
Then, the ones that don't make you laugh, but cringe...all the stupid boys hopping their skate boards onto rails? People jumping off of roofs onto trampolines? Sheesh!
leih
And lets add to this category anything to do with children who sneeze while eating dinner...
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Whoops! I need to catch up on my own thread. And no, I didn't see the video. I won't watch it either. Sorry about that. All I wanted to share was fuzzy little baby animals.
And lets add to this category anything to do with children who sneeze while eating dinner...
OMG...you had to bring up the snot ones? I have to turn my head from those. And, you can't forget the one with the baby who had a piece of spaghetti coming out of his nose? Forever? (I always turn away from that one, too...I could never parent a human child .)
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No worries! Hijack away. I totally remember the spaghetti nose kid. I just kept thinking how weird that must feel!!! So gross. I couldn't parent human children either
By the way, the video in the comments was posted the day after I posted the link to the photo. That's why I didn't see it in the comments when I looked then.
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