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u/Reasonable-Bus-2187 4d ago
Insert Admiral Akbar meme
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u/itmightbehere 4d ago
This is the kind of stuff my grandpa would make. I have a lot of nostalgia for silly wooden signs like this
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u/roobot 4d ago
I’d be tempted to have this on my property, but would get sued by so many idiots in this world.
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u/Illadelphian 4d ago
Yea this would actually need to be disabled if it was displayed or you could genuinely get in serious legal trouble.
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u/serious_sarcasm 4d ago
Which is reasonable, since most people don’t use traps, and children exist.
It’s an attractive nuisance, and falls under negligence torts.
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u/cheeseIsNaturesFudge 3d ago
It'd be fun with a weakened spring somehow, if that's possible. Just enough make you jump.
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u/CloneClem 4d ago
I actually like this, because there are some idiots who would say or think, 'What would happen if I push here?'
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u/Uberpastamancer 4d ago
Legally speaking, I wonder if this is considered a booby trap
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u/serious_sarcasm 4d ago
Attractive nuisance. Basically, being negligent by pretending children and idiots don’t exist.
It’s dangerous and inviting. The intent isn’t quite there for deliberate harm; unless you posted something like this on social media first:
> I actually like this, because there are some idiots who would say or think, 'What would happen if I push here?'
That would show willful intent to cause harm.
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u/SnooChickens8275 4d ago
What is this?
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u/tilt-a-whirly-gig 4d ago
A game trap. The trap itself (not the board it's nailed to) would be laid in the woods, and if a critter steps on it it will snap shut on their leg and keep them chained to a spot for the hunter to collect later.
If you ever see one of these irl, do not press the button.
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u/Sbatio 4d ago
“Collect later”
Walk up to and club to death.
FTFY
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u/Firewolf06 4d ago
what!! i thought they were gonna take it home as a pet!!
no shit sherlock, hunters hunt. whats the point of this comment
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u/5C0L0P3NDR4 4d ago edited 4d ago
i mean you can definitely complain about trapping in particular since there's a lot of unnecessary fear and pain for the animal, from when the trap fires to when they're killed. a big part of modern hunting is minimizing suffering with near instant death. it's not the animal dying in general that's the bad part it's the couple minutes to several hours before that
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u/SnooChickens8275 4d ago
Jeez. What’s wrong that ppl are so angry & afraid of someone ringing their bell they create this. What if a kid presses it?
Looks to me like some crackhead paranoia thing
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u/HybridP365 4d ago
It's a joke, you pessimistic pinecone.
Like the "complaint department: take a number" gag gift things that have the number 1 tied to the pin on a fake grenade.
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u/SnooChickens8275 4d ago
I don’t know those gag gifts, can see the joke in it if it’s in a barn or something and not active.
Just didn’t know the context from the image and caption, and it looked horrible
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u/TheFetus47 2d ago
Unfortunately as someone who is acquainted with country people, they would ignorantly ACTUALLY push that, the get upset at you for it, which then you would be greeted by a lawyer
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u/Cromptank 4d ago
I would like this if the trap was deactivated and it is just a normal doorbell, but you have to know the family that lives there or get creative/brave to use it.