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haha I saw that video before :boot:

Poor kid :hehe:.

shoujo22 wrote:I have something to say. A friend of mine from college sent me an email while I was at work. We haven't really spoken to each other in a couple of months, but she knows how sterssful my job is. Anyway, when I opened the email it read something like:

DAMN !!! ... poor kid !!

agree with DOCH .... especially when u r around pretty women :hehe:

z123_us wrote:

DAMN !!! ... poor kid !!

agree with DOCH .... especially when u r around pretty women :hehe:

I feel sorry for the little guy... BUT DAMN. :rofl: :sweat:

Having a bad day at work? Well, knowing that someone's having a much worse day than you should cheer you up in a hurry!

Uh, am I the only one bothered by the reek of schadenfreude from this message? Knowing someone else is having a bad day will make your bad day seem better? WTF?

i saw that before, loveshit had this on his sig, i dont find it funny, what if that happens to your kid? =T

shoujo22 wrote:
So I opened the attachment and when I saw the clip....WFT?! :rofl: Then I showed it to my co-workers and they basically did the same thing :rofl:. Now I want to show it to you guys :hehe:.

http://s42.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3U4QA7O13WW1232B8Z9WRCGP44

Thanks so much shoujo22 for sharing that charming film !
I love Russian dancing!! :rofl: :rofl:

loris wrote: I the only one bothered by the reek of schadenfreude from this message?

Only the Germans have a single word to describe this situation. I find that interesting.

AS for the little boy. Poor devil, I bet he has learned to watch where he's going now.

Thats Russian dancing?

lol back in like 2000 when I saw this they said it was Greek.

MixxDreamer wrote:i saw that before, loveshit had this on his sig, i dont find it funny, what if that happens to your kid? =T

It would teach him/her to pay attention to their surroundings, instead of just goofing around. At least it wasn't a car.

Bruce Lee Style.....ooouch!!!!

Poor Kid....

SubaruWRX wrote:Thats Russian dancing?

lol back in like 2000 when I saw this they said it was Greek.

They do that same spin in Russia.
But now that you mention it the outfits look Greek.

dochira wrote:
It would teach him/her to pay attention to their surroundings, instead of just goofing around. At least it wasn't a car.

Im with you, Doch!!
The kid needs to be sharpened up a bit or he'll get killed somewhere else.

dochira wrote:It would teach him/her to pay attention to their surroundings, instead of just goofing around. At least it wasn't a car.

Sorry, imoto-chan, but I'd have to agree with Doch... A hard lesson.

bmwracer wrote:Sorry, imoto-chan, but I'd have to agree with Doch... A hard lesson.

no biggie, he was there at the wrong time :hehe: that happens to my dad alot, he never pays attention, and just look to 1 direction :shakehead: guess how many car accidents he got? :sweat:

MixxDreamer wrote:no biggie, he was there at the wrong time :hehe: that happens to my dad alot, he never pays attention, and just look to 1 direction :shakehead: guess how many car accidents he got? :sweat:

Now that's a different story with a car... And very dangerous. :sweat:

yes indeed. and he never listens too, not even to his family, so when a cop approaches him, i dont even wanna halp cuz its no use :grumble: .. everything has to be HIS OWN WAY.

why am i always around this type of negativity?? :puppydog:

I guess he will find out the hard way.

why can't i find those giant 2 litre cans of Sapporo anymore

:grumble: x 100

Yeah, that kid should have known better. If it had been my kid I would not have felt sorry for him. Mainly because I'd expect him to know better than to play around in a place like that. If it would have been me my parent probably would have made sure that I was okay first. Then, without a doubt, they would have said something like "Why were you running around here in the first place? This isn't a playground and this is not you house! You act like you have no home training :beatyou:!"

LOL Sad but true. My parents were like that when I was a kid. :hehe:. I mean, I can't feel sorry for the kid. That's just like this professor who works here at the research institute with me. She lets her kid run up and down the halls like a mad man; knowing full well that people carry chemicals, freaking hot liquids, and radioactive materials up and down the halls all day long :shakehead:.

As far as my friend saying the whole "someone's having a much worse day" thing, it was just dry, office humor. Don't take it literally :sweat:.

shoujo22 wrote:Yeah, that kid should have known better. If it had been my kid I would not have felt sorry for him. Mainly because I'd expect him to know better than to play around in a place like that. If it would have been me my parent probably would have made sure that I was okay first. Then, without a doubt, they would have said something like "Why were you running around here in the first place? This isn't a playground and this is not you house! You act like you have no home training :beatyou:!"

LOL Sad but true. My parents were like that when I was a kid. :hehe:. I mean, I can't feel sorry for the kid.

Same here. My folks believe in hard lessons, particularly if I didn't listen to them.

Learn from your mistakes, ne? :mrgreen: