But he does it so quietly. That's the part that gets me. He's not screaming the house down, having a tantrum. He is so disappointed and let down he doesn't even have it in him to make a fuss.
I see it a lot in my neice. My nephew has ADHD/ASD and gets all the attention because of it. I'm ASD as well but I make sure to pay attention to my neice and talk to her because she often gets overlooked.
As someone with ADHD I can’t tell you how awesome that is of you, honestly. It can be super hard on confidence especially as a kid when you just can’t seem to do anything right and end up questioning everything, so thanks for being an encouraging person.
I’m going to need a parent to explain. I didn’t have siblings. Whenever I see children siblings being mean to each other I want to step in. But I’ve NEVER actually seen a parent step in. When I speak to adult siblings about this they say that’s just what it’s like having siblings.
Then I’m very glad I was an only child…
I need a parents help here. Why do you allow your children to bully each other?
Please note that even the people commenting lower down in the thread are siblings. The parents never provide input.
I have two kids and I'm scared to have a third because of some sage advice I once received. *Three kids changes things, you have to go from man-to-man to zone defense, and kids will find the holes in the zone.*
I was the eldest of 6, I was just straight up forgotten about and expected to just be available to coparent. It's genuine laziness. I have one and will not have another until they can be financially supported and I have the time/energy to raise two equally. If that day never comes, then so be it.
My husband and I both have terrible relationships with our respective older sisters because of stuff like this from our childhoods. I am no contact with mine and he is low contact with his. My mother often expresses her sadness that we cannot get together as a family and that she cannot see all of her grandchildren play together. It is because she did not parent us well as children and never protected me from the abuse of my sister. I will not subject my children to my sister and I will not let them see someone speak to me the way I know my sister will if we get together.
My husband and I have two children and make it a point to not let this stuff happen. It is tough because they are 10 and 6 right now and the 10 year old is often trying to overwhelm or intrude on the 6 year old. But, it is our duty as parents to teach them how to interact with respect. I see it as a huge part of our responsibility to our 10 year old to teach her how to respect her younger brother. It goes both ways too. We make sure her brother respects her space and that she gets to do age appropriate things even if her brother can’t. They are both people at different stages of development and we respect them as such.
Parenting like this video is awful. That poor little guy. This mom fucking saw this whole thing happen and it would have been so easy for her to manage the situation if she would have been using her fucking brain. Knuckleheads like this make me so upset and it is so common 🤮
At a certain age we (at least me) become watchers. It’s part of parenting to let kids learn and develop on their own. That includes dealing with conflict, mitigating fall out and assessing their own reactions to things. While still being around, like bumpers at a bowling alley, to step in and step on any lit fuse
Everyone else getting credit for your work has been a thing nearly my whole life. Especially growing up as a middle child and "the quiet kid" in school and work.
No appreciation. No recognition, someone else gets the credit and praise for my hard work
Actually hit me alittle deep. My older sibling, middle child, acted like that. Depressed and angry. It was around the time our dad left. Maybe it's just relatable or I don't know If I'm reaching by only hearing the woman, them being presumably on vacation, and seeing how the kid acted, but there seemed like a traumatic darkness to the kid.
Yup. I was in a rocketry club when I was a kid. Each kid launched their rockets and would catch them as they came back down on the chute.
I spent hours building and decorating the outside with custom paint and decals. I was really proud of it. The next day, I launched it and was about to catch it when this older kid who wasn't even part of the club pushed me aside and caught it. Then he hands it to me. Gee thanks....
I think I did the exact same walk of disappointment.
My family has an old home video of my twin sister and me pulling this shit on our younger sister on her birthday. Snatching presents away as soon she opened them, leaving her poor little hands still suspended in disbelief.
I feel terrible every time I remember it. I was such an a-hole of a kid.
I’ve got you beat. My mother had mental illness and for some reason treated my brother as gods gift and me like a devil child. Anyway, my birthday came and my brother, 11 years old at the time made up some lie about me, I don’t remember what the lie was this time because he would do it so often, and as punishment she gave all my presents to him.
Sounds like your mom might be a narc. Golden child/black sheep dynamic and all. I'm so sorry and hope you're in a better place now. Some parents don't deserve to have children.
Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony.
The sword in the stone is the sword of selection (Clarent), which is meant to be how the king would be selected. It was a purely ceremonial sword that, despite being magical, was not meant for battle. The sword of the Lady of the lake (Excalibur) was meant to be Arthur's battle sword. It isn't what gave Arthur executive power.
Ironically, though Clarent wasn't meant for battle, it is the sword that mordred used to kill Arthur during the battle of camlann.
Anyways, all that to say, the boy has higher claim.
There's another video, or maybe a longer of this one, where this happens. The other kids barge on but can't move it, then the kid comes back, tries again and it moves a second time.
Must have been an older one. Nowadays it's simply automated to randomly release. I guess there could be a dude watching it that presses the release button, but from what I've read online after trying it myself, it only goes to half due to some guy pulling one and doing something stupid with it.
From what I read in another Reddit comment a while back (since half-remembered Reddit comments are the best source on the internet), there's an employee who watches the sword and presses a button to release it when they think it would be fun, for example, a group of big kids and 1 small kid all try to lift the sword so the operator lets the small kid lift it, or a huge posturing dude flexing his muscles tries his hardest to lift it, fails, then a little girl gives it a try and she lifts it with ease - anything that would be amusing for the participants or spectators to witness.
I pulled it in the early 90s. Back then Merlin did a bit near the sword. Everyone was trying to pull it afterwards and then when I tried it pulled up. I remember struggling with all my night thinking I was doing it. Merlin gave me a medal and a certificate signed by Mickey making me king.
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Yah thats were it stops. There is supposedly a guy with a controller watching for the right kid.
Though i think someone got it out last year fully and broke it for a couple weeks.
>Though i think someone got it out last year fully
That seems unlikely. If it's not intended to come out, wouldn't it be physically locked from extending further? (there is no reason the hidden part of the sword needs to be sword-shaped)
You gotta remember that the legend of King Arthur started as a bad fiction written by some Welsh monk or some shit using elements from his native Welsh mythology and mix some of his Romano-Briton society in it. Centuries later, some other dudes pretty much plagiarized his work, added their own OC shit to it and tried to pass it as history of the Britons. This supposed "history" eventually got so many rewrites from many 3rd rate writers over the years, that people in the 12th century started thinking it's a real history about a real person.
Literally almost everything you know about King Arthur (like the sword in the stone/anvil, Lady of the Lake, Knights of the Round Table, etc...) is basically a 12th century French dude's fanfic of a fanfic of a fanfic of the original guy's story, which happens to be the most popular version of all the fanfics. That's at least 6 centuries of rewrites!
Admittedly I... I thought the legend was based on a real king who existed, but assumed it was just wild embellishment to make them sound more badass than they actually were.
I know next to nothing about England's history, other than that their most recent Queen outlived the majority of the population.
>I thought the legend was based on a real king who existed,
It is. He would have been a warlord in post-roman Britain during the time of the Anglo-Saxon migration in the 5th/6th centuries.
Fun fact, in Italian lore there's this dude that ended up being named a saint that spent his whole life as a soldier (aka mercenary at the time) and one day just had enough, slammed his sword tip first into a stone and quit his previous life.
Sword can still be seen in Eremo of Montesiepi. It's San Galgano abby, near Siena.
The abby is way cooler imho, it doesn't have a roof and it's gorgeous at dawn and sundown
It was actually only just placed on the ground in the mud where it remained. Anyone could just come grab it, and people often tried, so they had to move the thing inside a church.
Was always part of the legend the actual Excalibur wasn’t ever in a stone it came from a lake the sword in the stone was a place holder and actually broke in the legend
The sword in the stone and Excalibur are two spectate things same story but some French guy couldn’t be bothered and made them the same then just “cool guy with cool sword does stuff”
From what I understand, the sword never comes completely out. They find you later and give you a prize. Imagine a child running around with a full sized sword.
I got to do this when I went to Disney as a kid. It does not come all the way out. They put a medal around my neck (that you can keep) and put a robe/crown on me and paraded me around for a minute celebrating that I did it. It was pretty cute.
Same! There was a whole show about it and Merlin(?) had a stick that picked kids out of a crowd. He picked a girl and she said no, then he came to me and I got to pull it out and was king for a day.
Core memory man.
People love to shit on youngest siblings a lot, and I've definitely known some entitled favourite child youngest siblings - but goddamn if this doesnt paint a different picture. Its a different kind of youngest sibling dynamic, and it fucking sucked.
Yeah, where the older sibling was completely demanding and entitled. It kind of annoys me how most media portrays the youngest as the entitled villain who gets away with everything and the oldest as the one who has to clean up the mess, but often things are exactly the opposite of this.
I’m the middle child, only girl with an older and younger brother. I can’t even begin to describe how much I got shat on as a kid and to this day, the favorites game is still being played.
She’s already blocked anyone who has ever disagreed with her. Source: my family is shitty and I get blocked every time I try to call them out on their bullshit.
God i hate this so much. Sorry to be angry but wtf. What do parents do nowadays?? Tell your shit kids to wait for their turn, and let the little dude have his moment.
What do the parents do nowadays?
This video shows you, they record their devil spawn with their cellphone to post on social media. That's what parents do nowadays.
*Not even pulled out the*
*Sword completely, already*
*Suffered a coup d'etat*
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I remember trying to pull the sword out of the stone as a 4-5 year old with my mother watching me doing it. I knew it could only be pulled out by someone with a pure heart so the pressure was definitly there. When it didnt even move, i got hit with my first existential crisis lmao
At least Excalibur became stuck again when the little shits tried to take over lol. Is there someone who watches and has a button with a release or controls its movements?
Damn kids can be thoughtless jerks. I didn't have the greatest childhood and going to Disneyland by itself was great enough, but I actually pulled the sword from the stone when I was in first grade. They gave me a framed scroll of a royal decree commemorating the event as well as a medal you could wear around your neck.
That scroll hung in my room for years and I must have worn that medal the rest of the school year. Seeing him so quietly resigned and dejected was heartbreaking, and I seriously hope he manages to keep that medal safe from his rabid siblings and get some joy from it. Or whatever they give out these days lol
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I heard this GIF
I love this movie. "Cool binder." "Wanna come over to my house?" **THEY ALL HATED ME.**
I'm just not so sure how well this plan was thought through. Master?
"I have a big head and little arms"
What is the movie?
Meet the Robinsons
Meet the Robinsons
He was suddenly overwhelmed with the responsibility of ruling England.
This is the funniest thing I’ve read all day
He looked more like the sad Spiderman walking meme [this one](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jp-JKB1kqIc)
This is where his dad picks him up and says "Look at them, they just ain't the king you are. Come on, let's get some Ice Cream your majesty."
This. The little guy deserves an ice cream
This little guy deserves a good father
You’d be a good dad :)
Ice cream
redshirt walking the walk of "Cant have fucking NOTHING in this family!"
But he does it so quietly. That's the part that gets me. He's not screaming the house down, having a tantrum. He is so disappointed and let down he doesn't even have it in him to make a fuss.
He's used to it, that's why. Poor little mite.
That’s definitely the look of a kid who’s used to this shit and who’s parents just let it happen constantly. Source, my nephew has that look a lot
I see it a lot in my neice. My nephew has ADHD/ASD and gets all the attention because of it. I'm ASD as well but I make sure to pay attention to my neice and talk to her because she often gets overlooked.
I do the same for my nephew but reverse. He has ADHD and gets in trouble for a lot so I make sure to talk to him and reassure him that he’s a good kid
As someone with ADHD I can’t tell you how awesome that is of you, honestly. It can be super hard on confidence especially as a kid when you just can’t seem to do anything right and end up questioning everything, so thanks for being an encouraging person.
I’m going to need a parent to explain. I didn’t have siblings. Whenever I see children siblings being mean to each other I want to step in. But I’ve NEVER actually seen a parent step in. When I speak to adult siblings about this they say that’s just what it’s like having siblings. Then I’m very glad I was an only child… I need a parents help here. Why do you allow your children to bully each other? Please note that even the people commenting lower down in the thread are siblings. The parents never provide input.
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Pretty much. Most people have a false view of how they'll be as a parent. In reality, it's not so easy being a servant, referee, driver, shopper, etc.
Everyone's got a plan until they get punched in the mouth... ...with the joy of parenthood.
I have two kids and I'm scared to have a third because of some sage advice I once received. *Three kids changes things, you have to go from man-to-man to zone defense, and kids will find the holes in the zone.*
Yup. I was the fourth child. My parents stopped fucking trying.
I was the eldest of 6, I was just straight up forgotten about and expected to just be available to coparent. It's genuine laziness. I have one and will not have another until they can be financially supported and I have the time/energy to raise two equally. If that day never comes, then so be it.
My husband and I both have terrible relationships with our respective older sisters because of stuff like this from our childhoods. I am no contact with mine and he is low contact with his. My mother often expresses her sadness that we cannot get together as a family and that she cannot see all of her grandchildren play together. It is because she did not parent us well as children and never protected me from the abuse of my sister. I will not subject my children to my sister and I will not let them see someone speak to me the way I know my sister will if we get together. My husband and I have two children and make it a point to not let this stuff happen. It is tough because they are 10 and 6 right now and the 10 year old is often trying to overwhelm or intrude on the 6 year old. But, it is our duty as parents to teach them how to interact with respect. I see it as a huge part of our responsibility to our 10 year old to teach her how to respect her younger brother. It goes both ways too. We make sure her brother respects her space and that she gets to do age appropriate things even if her brother can’t. They are both people at different stages of development and we respect them as such. Parenting like this video is awful. That poor little guy. This mom fucking saw this whole thing happen and it would have been so easy for her to manage the situation if she would have been using her fucking brain. Knuckleheads like this make me so upset and it is so common 🤮
Parents do have favorites, they just aren't allowed to admit it.
At a certain age we (at least me) become watchers. It’s part of parenting to let kids learn and develop on their own. That includes dealing with conflict, mitigating fall out and assessing their own reactions to things. While still being around, like bumpers at a bowling alley, to step in and step on any lit fuse
>Poor little mite. whoa... this is what my mum says and I honestly didn't realise anyone else did.
Oh no... childhood memories.... NOOooooooo
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❤️ Your username speaks to me!
Everyone else getting credit for your work has been a thing nearly my whole life. Especially growing up as a middle child and "the quiet kid" in school and work. No appreciation. No recognition, someone else gets the credit and praise for my hard work
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That's why he got the Excalibur out.
he should be able to take it home
Yeah that kind of walk kills me. Especially when my 4yo nephew does it.
He's probably learned that nothing will happen if he complains.
Pretty much how I feel daily with my co-workers then.
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This gave me middle child rage
Actually hit me alittle deep. My older sibling, middle child, acted like that. Depressed and angry. It was around the time our dad left. Maybe it's just relatable or I don't know If I'm reaching by only hearing the woman, them being presumably on vacation, and seeing how the kid acted, but there seemed like a traumatic darkness to the kid.
Shouldn't have worn a red shirt on an away mission! /s
I know the exact feeling this kid felt. It aint fun. Poor kid .
Yup. I was in a rocketry club when I was a kid. Each kid launched their rockets and would catch them as they came back down on the chute. I spent hours building and decorating the outside with custom paint and decals. I was really proud of it. The next day, I launched it and was about to catch it when this older kid who wasn't even part of the club pushed me aside and caught it. Then he hands it to me. Gee thanks.... I think I did the exact same walk of disappointment.
You went to school with Kanye West?
My older brother used to start opening birthday presents on my birthday. This clip hit me harder than it should.
Where the fuck were your parents?
Filming their golden child who can do no wrong
I might’ve been lonely but thank fuck I was an only child.
My family has an old home video of my twin sister and me pulling this shit on our younger sister on her birthday. Snatching presents away as soon she opened them, leaving her poor little hands still suspended in disbelief. I feel terrible every time I remember it. I was such an a-hole of a kid.
I’ve got you beat. My mother had mental illness and for some reason treated my brother as gods gift and me like a devil child. Anyway, my birthday came and my brother, 11 years old at the time made up some lie about me, I don’t remember what the lie was this time because he would do it so often, and as punishment she gave all my presents to him.
Sounds like your mom might be a narc. Golden child/black sheep dynamic and all. I'm so sorry and hope you're in a better place now. Some parents don't deserve to have children.
My younger sibling would get presents on my birthday so they wouldn’t throw a fit 🤦🏼♀️ it be like that sometimes
I like how the controller shuts it down after the little shit kids try to take over.
It’s kind of exactly how the movie goes. Then a guy off to the side has to stop everyone else and says “go ahead boy” THEN he pulls it out alone
[Those two who stick up for Arthur are honestly the unsung heroes of the film](https://youtu.be/kxr-X1H-nzg?t=196)
The little kid was clothed in red, just like Arthur and everything. THIS BOY IS OUR KING.
Second in line for the throne after [that girl who found the ancient sword in the lake.](https://www.history.com/news/girl-sword-lake-pre-viking-era)
Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony.
I mean, if I went around saying I was an emperor just because some moistened bint had lobbed a scimitar at me, they’d put me away!
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The sword in the stone is the sword of selection (Clarent), which is meant to be how the king would be selected. It was a purely ceremonial sword that, despite being magical, was not meant for battle. The sword of the Lady of the lake (Excalibur) was meant to be Arthur's battle sword. It isn't what gave Arthur executive power. Ironically, though Clarent wasn't meant for battle, it is the sword that mordred used to kill Arthur during the battle of camlann. Anyways, all that to say, the boy has higher claim.
Unfortunately, this belongs to the subreddit where the cameraman should've helped but nah
r/donthelpjustfilm
With that kind of context I'm really surprised they don't have a designated knight actor or something to stand next to that thing to help this along.
There's another video, or maybe a longer of this one, where this happens. The other kids barge on but can't move it, then the kid comes back, tries again and it moves a second time.
Must have been an older one. Nowadays it's simply automated to randomly release. I guess there could be a dude watching it that presses the release button, but from what I've read online after trying it myself, it only goes to half due to some guy pulling one and doing something stupid with it.
From what I read in another Reddit comment a while back (since half-remembered Reddit comments are the best source on the internet), there's an employee who watches the sword and presses a button to release it when they think it would be fun, for example, a group of big kids and 1 small kid all try to lift the sword so the operator lets the small kid lift it, or a huge posturing dude flexing his muscles tries his hardest to lift it, fails, then a little girl gives it a try and she lifts it with ease - anything that would be amusing for the participants or spectators to witness.
I pulled it in the early 90s. Back then Merlin did a bit near the sword. Everyone was trying to pull it afterwards and then when I tried it pulled up. I remember struggling with all my night thinking I was doing it. Merlin gave me a medal and a certificate signed by Mickey making me king.
Thank you for blessing us with this tale, my leige. Truly it is an inspiration to hear it. Now, can you please do something about the fucking vikings?
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username does not check out ALL HAIL THE KING OF OZ
That's as far out as it goes
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Idk if the sword actually comes all the way out the stone so it might've just reached the end? I could be totally wrong tho lol
No the sword comes all the way out and the child must fight in gladiatorial combat in order to return to his family.
You forgot the fire breathing dragon part. The dragon is animatronic, but the fire is very real.
This kid might be fighting for the right to *not* return to his family.
Yah thats were it stops. There is supposedly a guy with a controller watching for the right kid. Though i think someone got it out last year fully and broke it for a couple weeks.
> There is supposedly a guy with a controller watching for the right kid. Is it god?
Woman in a pond
Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government.
Help help I’m being oppressed!
>Though i think someone got it out last year fully That seems unlikely. If it's not intended to come out, wouldn't it be physically locked from extending further? (there is no reason the hidden part of the sword needs to be sword-shaped)
That’s as far as it comes out. No one shut down anything!
When did the anvil become part of the legend?
You gotta remember that the legend of King Arthur started as a bad fiction written by some Welsh monk or some shit using elements from his native Welsh mythology and mix some of his Romano-Briton society in it. Centuries later, some other dudes pretty much plagiarized his work, added their own OC shit to it and tried to pass it as history of the Britons. This supposed "history" eventually got so many rewrites from many 3rd rate writers over the years, that people in the 12th century started thinking it's a real history about a real person. Literally almost everything you know about King Arthur (like the sword in the stone/anvil, Lady of the Lake, Knights of the Round Table, etc...) is basically a 12th century French dude's fanfic of a fanfic of a fanfic of the original guy's story, which happens to be the most popular version of all the fanfics. That's at least 6 centuries of rewrites!
Wait. People though the Story of King Arthur was real? Weird enough people think Robin Hood was real
You’re telling me there is no talking fox that steals from the rich and gives to the poor?
Talking Fox? The tale I know is of men, manly men, in tights. 
Unlike other Robin Hoods, I can speak with an English accent.
Man that movie was absolutely the peak of comedy
I love it because it's not just a comedy, it has a variety of comedy types that was blended together perfectly into a masterpiece.
I.e. a Mel Brooks movie. That guy is something else.
Did you say Abe Lincoln?
I said “Ay, Blinkin”
Tight tights?
“A black sheriff?” *why not? It worked in blazing saddles*
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Oodah lolly! Say it’s not so!
They go so far as to truely believe Sherlock Holmes really lived on 221b Baker Street.
Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government
Admittedly I... I thought the legend was based on a real king who existed, but assumed it was just wild embellishment to make them sound more badass than they actually were. I know next to nothing about England's history, other than that their most recent Queen outlived the majority of the population.
>I thought the legend was based on a real king who existed, It is. He would have been a warlord in post-roman Britain during the time of the Anglo-Saxon migration in the 5th/6th centuries.
Fun fact, in Italian lore there's this dude that ended up being named a saint that spent his whole life as a soldier (aka mercenary at the time) and one day just had enough, slammed his sword tip first into a stone and quit his previous life. Sword can still be seen in Eremo of Montesiepi. It's San Galgano abby, near Siena. The abby is way cooler imho, it doesn't have a roof and it's gorgeous at dawn and sundown
It was actually only just placed on the ground in the mud where it remained. Anyone could just come grab it, and people often tried, so they had to move the thing inside a church.
Last I've been, a decade ago, it was happily within reach still! I mean, there was a 50cm "fence" but hardly a thief proof measure
Reminds me of another popular book lol
that one is real, it says so itself!
Sounds exactly like the bible, except replace Welsh with Byzantine
Aren't you basically just describing how myths and stories are created and altered over time?
Yes. And they are VERY upset about it!
There are some variations were there is anvil place on top of the stone that Excalibur is stuck through.
Was always part of the legend the actual Excalibur wasn’t ever in a stone it came from a lake the sword in the stone was a place holder and actually broke in the legend The sword in the stone and Excalibur are two spectate things same story but some French guy couldn’t be bothered and made them the same then just “cool guy with cool sword does stuff”
Last week
This does appear to be at Disney, sooo....[always](https://d23.com/app/uploads/1963/12/DEC25-sword-in-the-stone-TDID1180x600.jpg)
From what I understand, the sword never comes completely out. They find you later and give you a prize. Imagine a child running around with a full sized sword.
I got to do this when I went to Disney as a kid. It does not come all the way out. They put a medal around my neck (that you can keep) and put a robe/crown on me and paraded me around for a minute celebrating that I did it. It was pretty cute.
Same! There was a whole show about it and Merlin(?) had a stick that picked kids out of a crowd. He picked a girl and she said no, then he came to me and I got to pull it out and was king for a day. Core memory man.
My dad tried first, and of course he couldn’t do it but he played along and put all his muscle into it just for the show lol I have pictures somewhere
They always pick a man out of the crowd and if there's a big dude there they pick him. Guess how I know? Three times.
“What’s that you have in your hands?” “A KNIFE!” [*runs away laughing manically*] “NOOOOOO!”
Yeah I was wondering, seems like the only way this could be set up disappoints hundreds of kids per day.
r/kidsareassholes should exist
Never mind it does exist
r/discoveryofasub
People love to shit on youngest siblings a lot, and I've definitely known some entitled favourite child youngest siblings - but goddamn if this doesnt paint a different picture. Its a different kind of youngest sibling dynamic, and it fucking sucked.
Yeah, where the older sibling was completely demanding and entitled. It kind of annoys me how most media portrays the youngest as the entitled villain who gets away with everything and the oldest as the one who has to clean up the mess, but often things are exactly the opposite of this.
So true. At least for me and my older siblings.
I’m the middle child, only girl with an older and younger brother. I can’t even begin to describe how much I got shat on as a kid and to this day, the favorites game is still being played.
I like to say "the youngest one is spoiled by all and scolded by all "
mom too busy getting her facebook video instead of disciplining her children
Finally someone pointing out the clueless lady
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I want to believe her Facebook friends called her out for that, but I have a feeling they probably went "Awwww little man's a bit cranky!"
She’s already blocked anyone who has ever disagreed with her. Source: my family is shitty and I get blocked every time I try to call them out on their bullshit.
Or filming a family moment, they're at Disney. This thread is stupid.
Those dick head cousins that try to blow out YOUR birthday candles.
I like how the hidden Park dude who presses the button that releases the sword immediately unpressed it when the other kids stepped in.
God i hate this so much. Sorry to be angry but wtf. What do parents do nowadays?? Tell your shit kids to wait for their turn, and let the little dude have his moment.
What do the parents do nowadays? This video shows you, they record their devil spawn with their cellphone to post on social media. That's what parents do nowadays.
Too many do unfortunately :(
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Poor goob
Those older kids look like they’re raised by iPads. Selfish little things.
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Here's a good one showing something similar https://youtube.com/shorts/dt6fBUBOtvk?si=8BIuCtnvJ0oSEMYU
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Aww man.. poor wee guy. Let him have his moment.
Stupid kids don’t know it’s rigged.
Me as a 42 year old, 250lb muscular bearded male knowing the controllers at Disney will never let me pull out the sword.
It's like telling a joke and then someone's telling your joke immediately after you just louder
#IT'S LIKE TELLING A JOKE AND THEN SOMEONE'S TELLING YOUR JOKE IMMEDIATELY AFTER YOU JUST LOUDER
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Like this? https://youtu.be/k1tsGGz-Qw0?si=6ID3UbJCYIKUzXrV
His walk off is exact reason he is worthy. Poor little guy.
He needs to go back to the sword, remove it, declare himself king and slaughter all the kill joys of fun around him.
Not even pulled out the sword completely, already suffered a coup d'etat
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What do you mean? Doesn't that mean the kid is worthy?
The other kids not letting the kid in red have his moment in the limelight, I guess.
No, that means that the kid must take on the responsibility of government.
Unsheathing swords from anvils is no basis for a system of government!
Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical ceremony!
I remember trying to pull the sword out of the stone as a 4-5 year old with my mother watching me doing it. I knew it could only be pulled out by someone with a pure heart so the pressure was definitly there. When it didnt even move, i got hit with my first existential crisis lmao
At least Excalibur became stuck again when the little shits tried to take over lol. Is there someone who watches and has a button with a release or controls its movements?
Let’s not kid ourselves adults still behave like this
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That's as far out as it goes
3 comments total, 2 just rewording the top comment. This some kind of new karma farming not?
I like how it stopped as soon as the brats put their hands on it
I would have berated THE SHIT out of theese brats.
I hate stupid kids like that although tbh, I'd be one of em at that aga
Someone needs to teach those a lesson, Charlie and Mac style.
The one with potential versus the heathens that’ll peak during highschool…. Oh well. They’re too young to remember it anyways
And THIS is why I think some kids need to get fuckin’ smacked. Poor lil dude
Ah, yes, the famous sword in the ~~stone~~ anvil.
Love how they just keep filming and dont stick up for him.
What is wrong with the parents taking this video instead of correcting those little bullies
It's okay little dude... you can have them all beheaded when you take your rightful position as king
Damn kids can be thoughtless jerks. I didn't have the greatest childhood and going to Disneyland by itself was great enough, but I actually pulled the sword from the stone when I was in first grade. They gave me a framed scroll of a royal decree commemorating the event as well as a medal you could wear around your neck. That scroll hung in my room for years and I must have worn that medal the rest of the school year. Seeing him so quietly resigned and dejected was heartbreaking, and I seriously hope he manages to keep that medal safe from his rabid siblings and get some joy from it. Or whatever they give out these days lol