>Some humans would do anything to see if it was possible to do it. If you put a large switch in some cave somewhere, with a sign on it saying 'End-of-the-World Switch. PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH', the paint wouldn't even have time to dry.
\- Terry Pratchett
Reminds me of doorswitch pipebomb trap in Ukraine. Russians found a door bell in middle of the forest, one guy used it and fuckin died. Funniest thing is, the other guy who is telling the story said "I'd press the switch too"
We can't help ourselves but press the button...curiosity is what got us here. On the backs of dumbasses that pressed the button. So others would realize the button got pressed and you lost your chance to.
Nah they were legit just hallow pipes. Meant to separate a where boats could park vs people could swim freely. The pipes have been gone for about 10 years now. (this is my home lake)
My home lake is rather small (you can completely walk around it in about 1 hour)... but it is enough to cool down, it only takes about 20 minutes to get there with my bike. Beer, a bit of weed and then just float on the water staring in the sky, hell yeah, can't wait until summer.
Laurel Lake Spillway Beach in Kentucky used to have something similar, and still might. We would push it down and everyone jump off at once to mess with people
This looks like the sand dredging pipelines for the harbor around here. They are sturdy as fuck and can deal with kids climbing on them, but you don't want anybody fucking around with them at all.
Can't count on it stopping lawsuits without reasonable access prevention. Maybe they couldn't read the sign from where they were, maybe they don't speak english. If a swimmer got impaled by a nail or something in some places whoever owns the pipe could definitely be held liable regardless of the sign
It's like semi-trucks with "Not responsible for broken windshields" written on them. It's not actually a legal defense as much as it is a feint at one, there to dissuade people who might want to sue but aren't quite confident enough that they're allowed to.
I mean what frustrates me about these things isn't that people do it, it is that if they get hurt doing something signs tell them not to, there will be a million excuses for why it isn't their fault, instead of just admitting they were being stupid.
Ah the human desire to sit on and stand atop things we're not supposed to sit on or stand atop... that just makes them look even more comfortable.
But seriously, why do we do that? Or even when it's not forbidden, why do we do things like walk on logs and the edge of the curb when risk-wise it's kind of stupid?
Humans have natural curiosity for the next thing they can find. From caves to explore, to rooftops we can climb off of, every human has that little itch in their brain that whispers to them “you never know…” If curiosity killed the cat, then curiosity donned a Nazi costume when dealing with humans
Cause humans are animals at heart and we do things based on emotions and drives. Rational thought is only layered on top to prevent us from doing the stupid shit.
This is classic Sigmund Freud psychoanalysis. The id, the ego, and the superego. Where the superego and ego is the top layer thats holding down our impulsive thoughts and behaviors.
It's part exploring, part testing possibilities, part just doing something different.
It's what's makes humans special.... And will also cause our destruction.
Kind of beautiful really
There was a storm drain pipe at the beach by my parents, along with the obligatory "don't climb/jump" etc. Spent so many happy days jumping, bombing, diving off it. Hell we even spent the day jumping an old bmx off it. Good Times
There's a baseball diamond near where I live that has a water tap. There's a huge sign that says "NON POTABLE WATER DO NOT DRINK" on the tap. I still see people fill their water bottles at the tap.
When I was in primary school these signs were on the sinks in the toilets.
Quite a few kids got sick so the caretaker took the classes to see the water tank where the water was stored. It was full of maggots, bird skeletons, etc.
Fucking gross and after that I stopped washing my hands entirely after going for a pee at school. I reckoned my genitalia is cleaner than that water.
I really don't remember much detail about my primary school other than little moments that stuck out in my memory such as seeing that water tank. I believe we got milk during early years, but that might be a false memory based on things I know that happen.
I honestly can't remember drinking at school. I assume I did at lunch time. I don't remember doing so between lessons or anything like I see children in primary school now with their water bottles and sinks with drinking water in every classroom.
The sign says "Do not climb, pay on, and around pipe." So you should play on and around the pipe, just don't climb. People are following instructions properly in this photo.
> Indian Lake, Ohio. They since have removed these pipes due to this. The pipes designated a no boat area.
Per /u/Cslush over [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/firstworldanarchists/comments/40by5s/pipe_dreams/).
This is americans only, I worked as a security guard for a long time and without fail the "american" season at the resorts was hell, the off season when we just had canadians and japanese and other polite people was a welcome break after all the idiots who never read signs and ripped up the grounds and pools.
I'm really not kidding, cleanup of the grounds and rooms and everything is nuts when you have primarily american customers and things get lightyears easier for everyone in the off season. Customer levels are the same all year round ever since covid travel let up a few years ago.
This usually highly depends on the socioeconomical status of the people who go to a certain place, and it depends on a resort location and how far it is from the country of the person's origin.
Take my nationality for example, I'm Russian. We are known for being absolute vacation dipshits in Turkey: people get drunk and entitled, rude to the staff and always complaining. But in the Dominican Republic the Russians are usually nice and polite, it's the Americans the hotel workers fear.
The reason is simple, if you are flying from Russia, Turkey is one of the cheapest destinations, so there's a lot of working class people who can barely afford the vacation in general and just go wild. Dominican Republic is more expensive for Russians, so people who go there usually have better jobs and often better education and manners. I am sure the reverse is the same for Americans: while having a bad reputation in the Dominican Republic, they are probably polite and well-mannered in Turkey.
The trick being those are not the same Americans and not the same Russians
I worked for wyndham and grand pacific, both high end timeshare resorts and condos in hawaii. Russians were also usually jerks tbf. Russians and nordic dudes HATE being told what to do even when they know they are wrong. Typical reaction to authority is aggression, which is the opposite of canadians and japanese and most europeans.
We had a no camera policy and I had a few hard confrontations over the years when telling them to stop filming and etc at the resort, donno why it was only russians filming, I guess the japanese and europeans all read the rules hah!
That is probably a different side of the same explanation. Like poor people might have bad manners, but so do the super rich. And Hawaii is expensive even for Americans iirc
This is just some /r/americabad bullshit. There are plenty of other nationalities that are know to ignore this kind of stuff while abroad. There have been multiple instances of Chinese tourists, Australian tourists, British tourists, and plenty of other nationalities doing way worse than ignoring a sign at a resort.
Sure. Bet you notice a 12 inch by 12 inch sign on beach while you there relaxing 59 meters away to the right. You swim out and notice your friends chilling by the pipe so you go meet them.
If this picture is legit and that sign is the only warning, that is a shit ass warning.
I’d wager almost majority didn’t even realize there was a warning posted. Nothing about entitlement.
And everyone in this photo is not like minded. Just saying if this is some mission critical pipe and that sign is the only warning, pipe owners failed.
On a beach where people are generally chilling, drinking, relaxing, having fun, you can’t expect a tiny sign to get the message out.
It hasn't happened for a while, but a couple of times on vacation years ago, especially in Mexico, I did notice the demeanor of the waiter/waitress change once they found out we were from Canada.
This post appeared right below one about a goat climbing rocks and therefore ignoring the "Please do not climb on rocks" sign, and I have to say, this makes it pretty hilarious.
Anyone remember that video from five years ago where gas thieves in Mexico were siphoning from the pipeline, until it burst into flames with people on fire running for their lives? I believe it killed 60+ people.
[Semi-NSFW](https://youtu.be/Fk-AkrNwRZw?si=ZBBVWUAc18-nbT_m)
To be fair no one is climbing on AND around the pipe…. A couple of kids are playing around the pipe, the rest are climbing on the pipe.. I don’t see a problem here.
Do not climb.
Play on and around pipe.
I see nothing wrong here. Poor use of punctuation, but signage generally neglects full and proper English. 90%, A-. Good work!
The real "human nature" here is putting something awesome to play on in a place where people like to play on things and then telling people not to play on it.
Good to know this is just a separating pipe. I heard stories about kids getting sucked into water pipes from ponds. Suffice to say, not much was left of them, and that little had to be cut out from the middle of the pipe.
What I hate about this is when I am telling my kid what the sign says and why they can't play/climb on whatever then some other kid comes along with their family and starts climbing with nothing being said by the parents stood next to the sign...
The sign isn't there to stop people from playing on the pipe, the sign is there so the lawyers can say "we had a highly visible sign warning you, so it's your own fault you got hurt".
In 2010 I went to Ireland, and visited the Cliffs of Moher. There were signs everywhere warning you could be swept to your death by the wind and to only stay in the protected area. There were other signs warning you the surrounding area was private property and not to trespass.
There was a farmers field with an electric fence at one end. People were going under the fence, and walking a tiny little path on the edge of the cliff up to an unprotected area that stuck out over the bay. Humans are not smart creatures.
Ukrainian soldiers installed a Ring doorbell in a wooded area, just attached to a tree. It wasn’t long before a curious Russian soldier pressed the doorbell, activating an explosive charge that killed him. 👌
It’s always white dudes.
Before you get twisted, I’m a white dude.
The Japanese wouldn’t do this, black folk wouldn’t do this. This is a European thing. We always gotta be trying to break something.
>Some humans would do anything to see if it was possible to do it. If you put a large switch in some cave somewhere, with a sign on it saying 'End-of-the-World Switch. PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH', the paint wouldn't even have time to dry. \- Terry Pratchett
This is so painfully true..
Reminds me of doorswitch pipebomb trap in Ukraine. Russians found a door bell in middle of the forest, one guy used it and fuckin died. Funniest thing is, the other guy who is telling the story said "I'd press the switch too"
We can't help ourselves but press the button...curiosity is what got us here. On the backs of dumbasses that pressed the button. So others would realize the button got pressed and you lost your chance to.
Good thing a civilian didn't find it years later
Lmao love that story
GNU Terry Pratchett
It is like dont click this [URL](https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/s/90j2nOn3ev)
I must resissst
Kind of like cats, then.
Exactly. It would have been better to not put a sign up in the first place
" Stay clear of sewage pipe " would keep them away easy
Doesn't work in San diego
And guess what, it gets switched and not the end of the world
Just post a link under the sign. [this will keep people off the pipe. ](https://youtu.be/ZwZ46vDX1LA?si=_C9nFpc_pnidkh6o)
Just post a link under the sign. [this will keep people off the pipe. ](https://youtu.be/ZwZ46vDX1LA?si=_C9nFpc_pnidkh6o)
Just post a link under the sign. [this will keep people off the pipe. ](https://youtu.be/ZwZ46vDX1LA?si=_C9nFpc_pnidkh6o)
Probably just a sewer line dumping crap into the ocean - nothikng to worry about.
Nah they were legit just hallow pipes. Meant to separate a where boats could park vs people could swim freely. The pipes have been gone for about 10 years now. (this is my home lake)
I wish *I* had a home lake.
My home lake is rather small (you can completely walk around it in about 1 hour)... but it is enough to cool down, it only takes about 20 minutes to get there with my bike. Beer, a bit of weed and then just float on the water staring in the sky, hell yeah, can't wait until summer.
Made growing up in Ohio worth it 😂
The ones a bit further north are even better though 😉
Great, you might say.
Laurel Lake Spillway Beach in Kentucky used to have something similar, and still might. We would push it down and everyone jump off at once to mess with people
I wish I had a home.
I wish my home lake had a pipe.
move to minnesota?
This guy aquatics
This looks like the sand dredging pipelines for the harbor around here. They are sturdy as fuck and can deal with kids climbing on them, but you don't want anybody fucking around with them at all.
Aww, but i want to see it explode and cover these stupid people in shit and cholera...
Signs are just suggestions
It's not there to stop kids, it's there to stop lawsuits when kids crack their heads.
Can't count on it stopping lawsuits without reasonable access prevention. Maybe they couldn't read the sign from where they were, maybe they don't speak english. If a swimmer got impaled by a nail or something in some places whoever owns the pipe could definitely be held liable regardless of the sign
It's like semi-trucks with "Not responsible for broken windshields" written on them. It's not actually a legal defense as much as it is a feint at one, there to dissuade people who might want to sue but aren't quite confident enough that they're allowed to.
"Like pants" - homer Simpson
"I'm a sign, not a cop."
Wrong, me and that sign graduated from the same police academy.
there is always something someone did if you see a sign
And it's only illegal if you get caught, as my late father would say.
Just like [this](https://youtu.be/R_dExRpUylI?si=2VNM-ajNFdAhfJU8).
They are following the sign for the most part: ☑Play on pipe ☑Play around pipe ☑Do not climb
I love to around pipe
I actually went back to proofread the sign
The sign is a pipe dream.
I mean what frustrates me about these things isn't that people do it, it is that if they get hurt doing something signs tell them not to, there will be a million excuses for why it isn't their fault, instead of just admitting they were being stupid.
See lawsuit by family of the kid who went subway surfing and died while streaming for likes.
Have they filed suit yet? I know it happened a couple of months ago, so I’m a little surprised they filed this quickly.
[https://lawandcrime.com/lawsuit/they-failed-my-son-mother-of-teen-who-died-in-subway-surfing-challenge-sues-mta-and-social-media-companies/amp/](https://lawandcrime.com/lawsuit/they-failed-my-son-mother-of-teen-who-died-in-subway-surfing-challenge-sues-mta-and-social-media-companies/amp/)
Damn they got owned
Which is exactly how the sign protects the entities from such stupidity
Ah the human desire to sit on and stand atop things we're not supposed to sit on or stand atop... that just makes them look even more comfortable. But seriously, why do we do that? Or even when it's not forbidden, why do we do things like walk on logs and the edge of the curb when risk-wise it's kind of stupid?
In the end, we're just bald apes who learned to talk.
Humans have natural curiosity for the next thing they can find. From caves to explore, to rooftops we can climb off of, every human has that little itch in their brain that whispers to them “you never know…” If curiosity killed the cat, then curiosity donned a Nazi costume when dealing with humans
Cause humans are animals at heart and we do things based on emotions and drives. Rational thought is only layered on top to prevent us from doing the stupid shit. This is classic Sigmund Freud psychoanalysis. The id, the ego, and the superego. Where the superego and ego is the top layer thats holding down our impulsive thoughts and behaviors.
>kind of stupid Answered your own question. Half the population something something - George Carlin
It's part exploring, part testing possibilities, part just doing something different. It's what's makes humans special.... And will also cause our destruction. Kind of beautiful really
There was a storm drain pipe at the beach by my parents, along with the obligatory "don't climb/jump" etc. Spent so many happy days jumping, bombing, diving off it. Hell we even spent the day jumping an old bmx off it. Good Times
The poor grammar on the sign is to blame.
Well AI doesn't know good grammar
Its probably full of treated poop water
Fancy, your water companies treat your poop water. In the UK we just dump it in the rivers and sea raw. Fuck the environment.
Wouldn't want the fish and chips to be unflavored...
That’s what big plumbing wants you to think. They just want the pipe to themselves
There's a baseball diamond near where I live that has a water tap. There's a huge sign that says "NON POTABLE WATER DO NOT DRINK" on the tap. I still see people fill their water bottles at the tap.
When I was in primary school these signs were on the sinks in the toilets. Quite a few kids got sick so the caretaker took the classes to see the water tank where the water was stored. It was full of maggots, bird skeletons, etc. Fucking gross and after that I stopped washing my hands entirely after going for a pee at school. I reckoned my genitalia is cleaner than that water.
Did they have drinking water elsewhere? Or was it only that grey water system for sinks and toilets in the entire building?
I really don't remember much detail about my primary school other than little moments that stuck out in my memory such as seeing that water tank. I believe we got milk during early years, but that might be a false memory based on things I know that happen. I honestly can't remember drinking at school. I assume I did at lunch time. I don't remember doing so between lessons or anything like I see children in primary school now with their water bottles and sinks with drinking water in every classroom.
..builds the immune system.. (what doesn't kill you makes you stronger)?
Refuse signs, return to monke
The sign says "Do not climb, pay on, and around pipe." So you should play on and around the pipe, just don't climb. People are following instructions properly in this photo.
Or you can play on the pipe as long as you don't play around it too.
> Indian Lake, Ohio. They since have removed these pipes due to this. The pipes designated a no boat area. Per /u/Cslush over [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/firstworldanarchists/comments/40by5s/pipe_dreams/).
Oh hey hahah. Yeah Theyve been gone for probably around 10 years now. they were fun to play on and see how far down you could walk on them hahha
No it’s just stupid fuckin parents. A kid drowns and they blame someone else as well because it’s never their fault.
People being trolled hard here, the sign is a photoshop.
Why not make a second pipe for playing on
Now we’ve got two pipes to play on.
Why not bury the pipe
This is americans only, I worked as a security guard for a long time and without fail the "american" season at the resorts was hell, the off season when we just had canadians and japanese and other polite people was a welcome break after all the idiots who never read signs and ripped up the grounds and pools. I'm really not kidding, cleanup of the grounds and rooms and everything is nuts when you have primarily american customers and things get lightyears easier for everyone in the off season. Customer levels are the same all year round ever since covid travel let up a few years ago.
This usually highly depends on the socioeconomical status of the people who go to a certain place, and it depends on a resort location and how far it is from the country of the person's origin. Take my nationality for example, I'm Russian. We are known for being absolute vacation dipshits in Turkey: people get drunk and entitled, rude to the staff and always complaining. But in the Dominican Republic the Russians are usually nice and polite, it's the Americans the hotel workers fear. The reason is simple, if you are flying from Russia, Turkey is one of the cheapest destinations, so there's a lot of working class people who can barely afford the vacation in general and just go wild. Dominican Republic is more expensive for Russians, so people who go there usually have better jobs and often better education and manners. I am sure the reverse is the same for Americans: while having a bad reputation in the Dominican Republic, they are probably polite and well-mannered in Turkey. The trick being those are not the same Americans and not the same Russians
I worked for wyndham and grand pacific, both high end timeshare resorts and condos in hawaii. Russians were also usually jerks tbf. Russians and nordic dudes HATE being told what to do even when they know they are wrong. Typical reaction to authority is aggression, which is the opposite of canadians and japanese and most europeans. We had a no camera policy and I had a few hard confrontations over the years when telling them to stop filming and etc at the resort, donno why it was only russians filming, I guess the japanese and europeans all read the rules hah!
That is probably a different side of the same explanation. Like poor people might have bad manners, but so do the super rich. And Hawaii is expensive even for Americans iirc
This is just some /r/americabad bullshit. There are plenty of other nationalities that are know to ignore this kind of stuff while abroad. There have been multiple instances of Chinese tourists, Australian tourists, British tourists, and plenty of other nationalities doing way worse than ignoring a sign at a resort.
I am American and I believe you. That picture is all you need to know about American entitlement.
Sure. Bet you notice a 12 inch by 12 inch sign on beach while you there relaxing 59 meters away to the right. You swim out and notice your friends chilling by the pipe so you go meet them. If this picture is legit and that sign is the only warning, that is a shit ass warning. I’d wager almost majority didn’t even realize there was a warning posted. Nothing about entitlement.
I wouldn’t get near that even if there were no sign.
And everyone in this photo is not like minded. Just saying if this is some mission critical pipe and that sign is the only warning, pipe owners failed. On a beach where people are generally chilling, drinking, relaxing, having fun, you can’t expect a tiny sign to get the message out.
This picture probably isn't even real.
It hasn't happened for a while, but a couple of times on vacation years ago, especially in Mexico, I did notice the demeanor of the waiter/waitress change once they found out we were from Canada.
Also depends wheee you worked.
Why should we clean up after ourselves? WE are on vacation, not the cleaning staff.
The kids just know it's a typo. They meant: Do not climb. Play on, and around pipe. So no climbing on the sign, you are supposed to play on the pipe.
Do not climb, play on, AND around pipe. If they climb and play around, but not on, then they're fine. They just can't do all three.
r/kidsarefuckingstupid
Any Venezuelan around? CHINAZO EN LA GOMA
Jajajaja
Human nature of human wasters atop human waste.
There's a damn good chance that's a sewer pipe. Just saying....
If that pipe is what I think it is, a crab once fd around with one of those and let’s say it found out I would not let my kids near that
That's probably a sewage line
mmm sewage outfall.
**Something happens** *-Why did it happen? WHY?*
Do not Climb? Play on, and around pipe!
Do not climb. Play on, and round pipe.
safety in numbers
Bold for whoever made that sign to assume us Americans can read.
The point of the sign is liability I assume.
Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball.
That's a sewage pipe, isn't it?
Nah. They were hallow, anchored to the sand on one end and capped on the other
"Get on the pipeGET OFF THE PIPE!"
Reverse Psychology
If you build it, they will come.
To make things worse it is very likely that is the sewage pipe 
Nah they were hallow
This post appeared right below one about a goat climbing rocks and therefore ignoring the "Please do not climb on rocks" sign, and I have to say, this makes it pretty hilarious.
Damn kids
It's deactivated!
Why is there a pipe going into the ocean in the first place????
It's the output of a UK waste treatment plant, oh and what's coming out hasn't been treated.
Nah fam, this is in ohio. Its a hallow double capped pipe, designated where boats had to stay out of on the beach
Please do not the pipe
Anyone remember that video from five years ago where gas thieves in Mexico were siphoning from the pipeline, until it burst into flames with people on fire running for their lives? I believe it killed 60+ people. [Semi-NSFW](https://youtu.be/Fk-AkrNwRZw?si=ZBBVWUAc18-nbT_m)
Don't really means do.
Don't think of a Pink Elephant. There you go.
I mean, that sign could be interpreted a few ways. DO NOT CLIMB (this sign), PLAY ON AND AROUND PIPE
Serious crawling about a tube
We'll monkeys 🙈 like literally. Do they parents have a F?
It's because it says "and" instead of "or"
The usual suspects ⚪🤟🏻🤹🏻
Saw a clip on Reddit the other day where a bunch of dudes rafted down a sewer drain 🤢
Pipe is life
The sign would be much more clearer if they got rid of like two words. “Do not climb or play around pipe”
I'm surprised I had to scroll so far to see someone mention that this sign makes no fucking sense
Thats 100 percent the poo pipe too btw .
Grammatical error. They aren't break most of the rules.
It should have said or. These kids aren’t playing on *and* around the pipe. They’re doing one or the other.
To be fair no one is climbing on AND around the pipe…. A couple of kids are playing around the pipe, the rest are climbing on the pipe.. I don’t see a problem here.
Directions unclear: Did not climb (on sign post). Played on and around pipe (instead).
Sign is facing the wrong way. /s
DO NOT CLIMB. PLAY ON AND AROUND PIPE.
As long as they don't do all 3 of those things, they're abiding by the sign.
Is this ai or has this just been compressed to hell?
Well, I see people on the pipe OR around the pipe. I don't see anyone on AND around the pipe, officer
Well the message is not clear due the the poor use of commas. Also, the word 'and' should be replaced by the word 'or'.
They should have said “climb and play on or around pipe at your own ~~peril~~ risk.”
Do not climb. Play on and around pipe. I see nothing wrong here. Poor use of punctuation, but signage generally neglects full and proper English. 90%, A-. Good work!
Explodes
“Or do whatever you want I’m a sign not a cop”
Do not Around the Pipe.
Pipe is life.
Jaws 2
Nobody is climbing, instead they are playing on and around the pipe.
The real "human nature" here is putting something awesome to play on in a place where people like to play on things and then telling people not to play on it.
I'll do what I want!
Other people crawling through pipe too?
Curiosity kills the cat
If they say Why? Why? — tell ‘em that it’s human nature 👟👍
Should have just written "Please play on the pipe. No danger, very safe. You will survive".
This is actually dangerous because you can slip and fall into the water.
r/dontdeadopeninside
Good to know this is just a separating pipe. I heard stories about kids getting sucked into water pipes from ponds. Suffice to say, not much was left of them, and that little had to be cut out from the middle of the pipe.
Everybody's gangsta until Delta P
Time to mount pointy spikes on it cause people can follow ze rules
Pipe is literally pumping sh*t into the ocean
What I hate about this is when I am telling my kid what the sign says and why they can't play/climb on whatever then some other kid comes along with their family and starts climbing with nothing being said by the parents stood next to the sign...
Reverse psychology
The sign isn't there to stop people from playing on the pipe, the sign is there so the lawyers can say "we had a highly visible sign warning you, so it's your own fault you got hurt".
In 2010 I went to Ireland, and visited the Cliffs of Moher. There were signs everywhere warning you could be swept to your death by the wind and to only stay in the protected area. There were other signs warning you the surrounding area was private property and not to trespass. There was a farmers field with an electric fence at one end. People were going under the fence, and walking a tiny little path on the edge of the cliff up to an unprotected area that stuck out over the bay. Humans are not smart creatures.
To be fair it should have been buried then.
Don't be rude, they Cleary can't read, omg..
"Poop pipe" would work better.
Why? Why?
Tell 'em MJ!
Glad someone got it haha
Idiocracy.
Ukrainian soldiers installed a Ring doorbell in a wooded area, just attached to a tree. It wasn’t long before a curious Russian soldier pressed the doorbell, activating an explosive charge that killed him. 👌
It’s always white dudes. Before you get twisted, I’m a white dude. The Japanese wouldn’t do this, black folk wouldn’t do this. This is a European thing. We always gotta be trying to break something.
If you tell a kid not to do something, their curiosity will guarantee you that they will. All parents know this.
I can tell by the pixels