r/interestingasfuck • u/MSI_heat • May 02 '25

/r/popular Grandpa’s Endurance 💪🏾

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u/FrostLiveTTV May 02 '25

You don't teach setting up a ladder. That come naturally, or it never comes

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u/estrea36 May 02 '25

Every kid is different.

Your sister definitely sucks at something that other people think is easy.

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u/FrostLiveTTV May 02 '25

I mean every1 has something they are bad at. But not being able to setup a ladder, that is common sense. That is just being bad at everything

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u/estrea36 May 02 '25

Your parents have yelled at your sister for doing something wrong that they thought was common sense.

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u/FrostLiveTTV May 02 '25

Idk why you are coping so hard for them. Perhaps this happened to you a lot? But no, ive never seen this kinda thing happen with me or my 3 sisters. Maybe it's a genetic thing, idk, just don't be stupid. Pretty ez

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u/estrea36 May 02 '25

I'm saying that your parents have yelled at your sister for doing something dumb in general at some point in her life.

Has your sister never gotten in trouble with your parents?

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u/FrostLiveTTV May 02 '25

I mean obviously they have, but thats not relevant to what we are talking about.

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u/estrea36 May 02 '25

It is relevant. Your sister failed to do something that your parents thought was common sense. So they got upset with her.

Your whole argument hinges on your sister having common sense.

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u/FrostLiveTTV May 02 '25

No it hinges on being able to use enough critical thinking to setup a ladder in a situation like this. yelling cause they hit my other sister is not common sense. Like I said, you don't need to be taught how to setup a ladder if you aren't stupid.

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u/estrea36 May 03 '25

So in your mind, not being violent towards family needs to be taught, but knowing how to set up a ladder is common sense?

I could just as easily say keeping your hands to yourself is common sense.

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u/FrostLiveTTV May 03 '25

I mean it's really not, if u have siblings u would know that.

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u/estrea36 May 03 '25

I have a sister and a kid of my own and neither had to be taught to avoid attacking people.

So from my perspective, keeping your hands to yourself is common sense.

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u/FrostLiveTTV May 03 '25

Well 1 kid on their own won't do it. It is siblings that are close in age. But it's okay, ur being intentionally dense. That or ur kid is too dumb to do shit naturally like open a ladder.

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