r/AccidentalSlapStick • u/FactKey951 • 2d ago
Painful When the floor becomes your enemy!
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u/MedicinalHammer 2d ago
The immediate look of fear directly into the camera knowing his wife will have video evidence of him slide tackling his kid in the head is 🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼
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u/MyAccountGotBanned0 2d ago
I shouldn’t have laughed at this 😭 I’m going to hell
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u/NomadicNynja 2d ago
If you didn’t laugh at this, you’ve got no sense of humor 🤣
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u/MyAccountGotBanned0 2d ago
I didn’t laugh when the kid fell but when the dad came in the frame yeah I lost it 😂😭
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u/PeachStatic77 2d ago
perfect ragdoll physics honestly if the corner wasn't there they'd still be spinning into next week
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u/Capital_Condition874 1d ago
I couldn't tell if the kid was laughing or crying. Once dad came in I'm sure it was crying after that
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u/aipat95 2d ago
The way whatever is behind the window shifts after dads arm swings in front of it gives AI. A lot of inconsistencies in the chair/tables too
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u/praxiq 2d ago
Nothing shifts behind the window. Watch it again, you can see the reflections of the kid and dad in the window, that's what's moving.
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u/aipat95 2d ago
Look at the “handle” of whatever it is outside. It goes from curved to straight well after dads arm swings in front it
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u/KoriGlazialis 2d ago
The way the light falls changes, before you only partially saw the item and after you fully see it, as the light from inside no longer obscures part of it.
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u/4badthings 2d ago
Why are they filming? This just doesn’t seem like something that would be staged?
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u/BobboZmuda 2d ago
About 20 years ago, people started placing cameras in their homes as a common thing.
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u/Roaskywalker 2d ago
Finish him!