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That shit just happened in Japan. Not a black bear, but a bear nevertheless.
The entire world is practicing Toddler Darwinism.....
That shit just happened in Japan. Not a black bear, but a bear nevertheless.
How about in Gainesville?
Just hope the kid went quick...I feel bad for the kid.... parents shoulda kept their kid from being dragged into a lagoon by a fucking alligator.
I mean every horror story of this sort starts with parents going "We didn't think.... we thought it was safe..."
Kids get snatched by pedos or alligators or run into traffic and get hit by a bus..... people need to stop letting their toddlers run wild like the world is a fucking dog park.
Shit like this happens and you are wrestling an alligator in a lagoon.
The entire world is practicing Toddler Darwinism.....
Just hope the kid went quick...
Just hope the kid went quick...
Just hope the kid went quick...
That boy was found at an old military base 6 days after his moron parents left him...he's ok for now but who knows with parents like that.Their story was that they left him there to teach him a lesson. Went back, gone. Bear infested woods.
That boy was found at an old military base 6 days after his moron parents left him...he's ok for now but who knows with parents like that.
I have not been to Disney, but have been to Florida, and am cautious on where I go, since I like to hike, plus I would be damn sure to keep an eye on a kid, even though the big sign on the outside says "Disney."
National Parks are places I like to frequent, and the amount of senseless garbage that goes on by tourists is insane.
Signs are posted for a reason. People willingly ignore them. I see it commonly.
Whether it's the person that fell into the acidic pool at Yellowstone, or people that think wildlife are there to take selfies with (I encountered a teenage girl who was attempting a selfie with an elk at Grand Canyon NP-- being cheered on by her dad), there is a threshold on how many times you can roll the dice and come out a winner.
There are people I know that have stayed at that same resort. They shared a similar story in which they did not let their child into the shallow water, because she wanted to because other parents were letting their kids wade (not paying attention to the warnings). A gator came and attacked the couple's kids, but they were lucky. Stupid, yet lucky.
It's a horrible situation, but it can be avoided.
Have you ever wrestled a grizzly bear?
I have not been to Disney, but have been to Florida, and am cautious on where I go, since I like to hike, plus I would be damn sure to keep an eye on a kid, even though the big sign on the outside says "Disney."
National Parks are places I like to frequent, and the amount of senseless garbage that goes on by tourists is insane.
Signs are posted for a reason. People willingly ignore them. I see it commonly.
Whether it's the person that fell into the acidic pool at Yellowstone, or people that think wildlife are there to take selfies with (I encountered a teenage girl who was attempting a selfie with an elk at Grand Canyon NP-- being cheered on by her dad), there is a threshold on how many times you can roll the dice and come out a winner.
There are people I know that have stayed at that same resort. They shared a similar story in which they did not let their child into the shallow water, because she wanted to because other parents were letting their kids wade (not paying attention to the warnings). A gator came and attacked the couple's kids, but they were lucky. Stupid, yet lucky.
It's a horrible situation, but it can be avoided.
In Logan Square.
True story.
The entire world is practicing Toddler Darwinism.....
What a novel idea, being wary of hazards and knowing the dangers of places you travel to.
Our Eastern European guests like to wear heels on certain trails.
Nothing is funnier than watching a woman in heels look like a baby calf on a hiking trail. The track suit that the dude was wearing complimented her.
Next thing ya know, they'll be sticking these little toddlers with a dozen or more poisonous concoctions riddled with disease and toxins. Oh wait....
Wtf...
It was like they were transported from a bad club in Vegas to the Utah wilderness, trying to get back to his black BMW. No cell service is a *****.