Girl hit in head by RC car
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07-30-2009, 10:20 AM
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Girl hit in head by RC car
Possible repost, but I couldn't risk it not being one and then you guys not seeing it...
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/G...an-RC_8384.htm
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/G...an-RC_8384.htm
#5
07-30-2009, 12:50 PM
First time I saw that, too. Right when I saw the title, I knew I had to watch it. Goddamn, I laughed so hard. I'm at work and all the girls are looking at me like I'm crazy.
I have my own 'RC Car Hits Person' Story.
There was this little neighborhood girl who was about 9 years old standing behind my fiance when he was playing with his electric RC car. It can reach speeds of 70-75mph. He had no idea she was standing there. He had it up to full blast and had to take it off road because a car was coming down the street. As soon as he took it off road, it started to flip and it hit her in the ankles, spun off to the side and hit a tree. She wasn't wearing any shoes. She went home crying to her dad. He yelled at her for crying and told her that it is her fault because she should have been wearing shoes. He came down and told my fiance not to worry, which was a relief. Everytime I've seen the little girl outside since then, she has always been wearing shoes.
I have my own 'RC Car Hits Person' Story.
There was this little neighborhood girl who was about 9 years old standing behind my fiance when he was playing with his electric RC car. It can reach speeds of 70-75mph. He had no idea she was standing there. He had it up to full blast and had to take it off road because a car was coming down the street. As soon as he took it off road, it started to flip and it hit her in the ankles, spun off to the side and hit a tree. She wasn't wearing any shoes. She went home crying to her dad. He yelled at her for crying and told her that it is her fault because she should have been wearing shoes. He came down and told my fiance not to worry, which was a relief. Everytime I've seen the little girl outside since then, she has always been wearing shoes.
Last edited by Black Sunshine; 07-30-2009 at 12:52 PM.
#6
07-30-2009, 01:08 PM
First time I saw that, too. Right when I saw the title, I knew I had to watch it. Goddamn, I laughed so hard. I'm at work and all the girls are looking at me like I'm crazy.
I have my own 'RC Car Hits Person' Story.
There was this little neighborhood girl who was about 9 years old standing behind my fiance when he was playing with his electric RC car. It can reach speeds of 70-75mph. He had no idea she was standing there. He had it up to full blast and had to take it off road because a car was coming down the street. As soon as he took it off road, it started to flip and it hit her in the ankles, spun off to the side and hit a tree. She wasn't wearing any shoes. She went home crying to her dad. He yelled at her for crying and told her that it is her fault because she should have been wearing shoes. He came down and told my fiance not to worry, which was a relief. Everytime I've seen the little girl outside since then, she has always been wearing shoes.
I have my own 'RC Car Hits Person' Story.
There was this little neighborhood girl who was about 9 years old standing behind my fiance when he was playing with his electric RC car. It can reach speeds of 70-75mph. He had no idea she was standing there. He had it up to full blast and had to take it off road because a car was coming down the street. As soon as he took it off road, it started to flip and it hit her in the ankles, spun off to the side and hit a tree. She wasn't wearing any shoes. She went home crying to her dad. He yelled at her for crying and told her that it is her fault because she should have been wearing shoes. He came down and told my fiance not to worry, which was a relief. Everytime I've seen the little girl outside since then, she has always been wearing shoes.
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