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I laughed really hard at that... then felt bad afterwords...
 
I didn't laugh at all. He was just really, really loud. I wouldn't be surprised if that's like his uncle or something.
 
What a dick! The kid started laughing after a few seconds, then he escalated and made him cry again.
 
wait, are you guys serious? that was harmless

the difference between a good joke, and a bad joke, is knowing when to stop. I doubt the kid will be scarred for life, but the guy is a dick.
 
He's using the kid as a prop. Using people, generally, as a prop is bad enough, but with a kid who doesn't even know what's happening in life? Seems cruel to me.

I didn't find it funny, and normally I have a pretty twisted sense of humor.

Ed O.
 
I have a different reaction to that video as a father than I would have had a few years ago.
 
Well, that was just lame.
 
You can tell too that if the kid could, he would beat the shit out of the adult. He tries to chase him around and hit him to stop.
 
I horse around with my two and four year old boys all the time. I can't imagine screaming at them after they start crying. Guy is a total dick.

I'd love to show up at his house in a police uniform and inform him that his mom and dad just died in a car wreck. After he collapses to the floor crying, I'd smile and say, "Oh, is that scary? Is that scary?" And then leave without saying anything else.
 
Total dick move but I laughed just as hard as I did when I first watched it like 8 years ago.

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Harmless? Probably.

Dick move? Certainly.

Oh yeah, I agree. People were making it seem like the kid will be in therapy for years. The dude doing it needs a punch in the head, but the kid does seem like a whiny little crybaby, to be honest.
 
Total dick move but I laughed just as hard as I did when I first watched it like 8 years ago.

I remember watching that on tv, and I think in someways the kids had it coming, staying up late watching a horror movie. They admit they like being scared.
 
Not really funny and I laugh at just about everything. Not particularly cruel but not exactly loving either. About a year ago there was a young family walking around the grocery store. I think he was the uncle but a young guy kept hiding around corners and scaring a little girl of about 4 or 5. She got startled but laughed and was having a great time. You could hear them all over the store and it was very entertaining. Same idea but done with some tact.
 
Not really funny and I laugh at just about everything. Not particularly cruel but not exactly loving either. About a year ago there was a young family walking around the grocery store. I think he was the uncle but a young guy kept hiding around corners and scaring a little girl of about 4 or 5. She got startled but laughed and was having a great time. You could hear them all over the store and it was very entertaining. Same idea but done with some tact.

I'm the same way with my boys. At least once a day I sneak up on them and give them a "CRUUSSHING!" I basically impersonate a Russian professional wrestler from the 1980's. "Zangief will crush you little boy! Bah hahahahahah!" (I came up with Zangief from Street Fighter.) I'll flip them on their heads and tickle like crazy. It busts us all up every time.

I'll even sing them a lullaby I made up called "Rock-a-by-CRUSHING", where you sing the song normally, cradling the kid, and at the "when the bough breaks, the cradle will fall" part I go into "YOU WILL BE CRUSHED! BWAHAHAHAHAH!" and then lots of tickles.

At the grocery store last Christmas I was probably singing "Crushing bones, crushing bones, crushing little bones!" to the tune of Jingle Bells a little too loudly. But they liked it.

Man, I'm going to miss it when they get a little older and realize I'm just some lame and embarrassing dad.
 
I'm the same way with my boys. At least once a day I sneak up on them and give them a "CRUUSSHING!" I basically impersonate a Russian professional wrestler from the 1980's. "Zangief will crush you little boy! Bah hahahahahah!" (I came up with Zangief from Street Fighter.) I'll flip them on their heads and tickle like crazy. It busts us all up every time.

I'll even sing them a lullaby I made up called "Rock-a-by-CRUSHING", where you sing the song normally, cradling the kid, and at the "when the bough breaks, the cradle will fall" part I go into "YOU WILL BE CRUSHED! BWAHAHAHAHAH!" and then lots of tickles.

At the grocery store last Christmas I was probably singing "Crushing bones, crushing bones, crushing little bones!" to the tune of Jingle Bells a little too loudly. But they liked it.

Man, I'm going to miss it when they get a little older and realize I'm just some lame and embarrassing dad.

I think the main part of being a good dad is wanting to be one, sounds like you have that covered.
 

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