Baby Survives After Falling Under Train.

yeah that baloon thing with the kid was a practical joke between him and his brother imo.

and i watch video, sent chills down my back!

I thought the fact she turned the stroller towards the tracks and let go of it just as the train was arriving seemed very odd too.
I'm glad the baby is ok though, the odds were certainly against the child surviving,let alone being barely injured!

So some kid hid in his garage and let the world think he was dead from falling out of a balloon? If his parents were in on the scam, then shame on them. If they were not, then that kid is lucky that I am not his mother!

That kid's going to have to merit -enmity I think.

My little sister used to hide all the time when she was younger. Its a little kid thing and its one of those things that really really pisses me off and pray for the day they grow out of it.

There was one time when we were moving, we were packing up my grammas stuff into her trailer because she wasnt moving with us and we couldnt find my little sister. We looked everywhere..maybe somehow she got in the trailer or maybe she ran down the road somewhere?...we yelled for her everywhere in the house, we looked for her a good 20minutes. She was hiding in my grammas closet the whole time and laughing. If you werent so relieved you'd wish you could give them a good smacking.

Or there was that other time where she hid in clothes racks in the store and nearly gave my gramma a heart attack. They had all the store employees looking for her and she was just hiding and giggling..and its even worse when kids realize how upset you are they just stay in hiding cause they think they'll be in trouble.

gah, children >.>

It's true, as a kid I'd hide or pretend to be asleep almost on a daily basis when my mom came home just because. Sometimes it was to scare her, but the sleeping thing was just really random and weird. Anyway, not directly related but my dog gets lost in this house a lot. He was sleeping in a bed with the door closed (?!) the whole time while people are freaking out looking for him and calling his name. teh mad. I found him and I was just like DUKE I HATE YOUR FACE /warmembrace.

As for the actual balloon story, apparently the kid wasn't grounded (not literal, ha), but the really suspicious part was that the parents waited to ask him why (or purposely asked why) he didn't come out when called on TV instead of like ..the 12 hours before-hand. Generally you'd think that was the first thing you'd ask after chasing him around with smacking-hand engaged into OVERDRIVE set to the tune of yakety sax. YOU'D THINK.

I lol'd some

lol @ -enmity! You guys crack me up lol :D

Some balloon lulz courtesy of BG!

(my favorite)

First picture = WIN

i agree

wow...

...and who's gonna pay for that? Common sense is something your parents should teach you and you should teach your children. If a kid insists on doing something stupid and potentially dangerous but not fatal, guess what; kiddo 'bout to learn a lesson the hard way. Life is pain and learning is not always as easy as pressing a button and processing information, storing it on a flash drive, and accessing it when convenient. Some people are stupid. Some people are genius. The point is, no matter a person's level of intelligence, everyone learns, "Hey, that hurts like a mother!@#$er!!! I don't think I'll do that $h!t again!!!"

Basics of life, people...basics of life.

Natural selection; it warms my heart to see that there are still some things modern science has no control over.

The only thing about this that made me laugh was after the fact when I watched and saw the baby was alright, then went to BG to see that the thread was named, "Baby fails at catching train."