Girl injured attempting to fly like 'Harry Potter'

[StattlichPassat]

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[boi]

=0 thats sad. movies these days:disgust:

 

[Queasy]

Another title to this thread might have been "Darwinism at work!"

 

[alphatarget1]

LMFAO

kids...
can her parents sue the movie maker now? I don't remember there was any disclaimer telling people *NOT* to try to fly with the bloom

I think harry potter blows...

 

[fatbaby]

Originally posted by: boi
=0 thats sad. movies these days:disgust:

how is it the movies fault? the movie was based on a book, the book was written by j.k. rowling, shouldn't it be her fault for writing the book? Heck she wouldn't be born if her mom hadn't of gaven birth to her, so i guess its her moms fault...Wait, her mom couldn't give birth if she wasn't born, now lets blame the grandma!

 

[MichaelD]

*sigh*

And of course, the girl's mother will try to sue not only the picture company, but B.K. Knowles, the lady that invented Harry Potter to begin with. Her daughter needs some counseling. Her son, who was supposed to be watching the kid, needs a boot in the @ss. The mother just needs a smack, period.

 

[z0mb13]

yeah thats sad

I agree with that darwinism idea

 

[Linux23]

so kids/people really can't fly?:Q

 

[MrCodeDude]

Ha ha! You, out of the gene pool!
-- mrcodedude

 

[FatAlbo]

Maybe they'll pull all those broomstick flying scenes from the movie.

It happened with "The Program" with the scene where the dudes were lying down in the middle of the freeway while reading Sports Illustrated. Some dumbasses imitated this and were killed or seriously injured. Granted, this was done by teenagers and not a 4-year-old...

 

[DanFungus]

Originally posted by: MichaelD
*sigh*

And of course, the girl's mother will try to sue not only the picture company, but B.K. Knowles, the lady that invented Harry Potter to begin with. Her daughter needs some counseling. Her son, who was supposed to be watching the kid, needs a boot in the @ss. The mother just needs a smack, period.

I completely agree.
it reminds me of the simpsons episode when bart calls australia, and is supposed to be kicked in the butt with a huge boot, yet he evades it. ahahhaha, bring out the big boot!

 

[Renob]

Girl injured attempting to fly like 'Harry Potter'

Poor dumb little girl. they should have her put to sleep.

 

[poopaskoopa]

Like none of you attempted to fly or jump off something when y'all were 4.

 

[incallisto]

Originally posted by: kenleung
LMFAO

kids...
can her parents sue the movie maker now? I don't remember there was any disclaimer telling people *NOT* to try to fly with the bloom

I think harry potter blows...

Actually, there were numerous cases of children (particularly young girls) attempting to fly using a broom after the film "The Wizard of Oz" was released. Some of them were injured if I recall correctly.

 

[Gonad the Barbarian]

Why does crap like this even make the news? I mean, do people not take it as a given anymore that kids will do stupid things?

 

[ElFenix]

you know... lots of kids have pretended to fly in the past, but how many of them injured themselves?

 

[fatbaby]

anyways, how do you seriously injure yourself by jumping off the kitchen counter? The worse that can happen is probably breaking your leg...

 

[Mday]

i never tried to fly by jumping off something.

i figured if i couldnt fly by running around and flapping my arms, that i couldnt fly.

that and i was afraid of heights anyway =D

 

[Platypus]

I hate the media so very much.

 

[ThunderGirl]

UMM why was a 4 year old watching HP to begin with??

Sorry when my girls watch even cartoons that do things like that I always tell them now we don't do that it is just for pretend on TV. Granted they are 3,2,1 but they have never tried anything YET *crosses fingers*

It is the flipping parents fault for not talking to her about not trying the things if they let her watch the movie. Is not it PG ..obvioulsy (sp?) there was NO parental guidence for that girl. How sad for her.

 

[StattlichPassat]

Originally posted by: fatbaby
anyways, how do you seriously injure yourself by jumping off the kitchen counter? The worse that can happen is probably breaking your leg...

I watched the very short video on that link page- it was in a trailer home. Maybe she hit the coffee table? <rimshot>

 

[StattlichPassat]

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude
Ha ha! You, out of the gene pool!
-- mrcodedude

LOL!!!

 

[StattlichPassat]

Originally posted by: poopaskoopa
Like none of you attempted to fly or jump off something when y'all were 4.

Nope, I didn't. I think anyone with a BRAIN regardless of their age knows how gravity works and human = rock.

 

[Skyclad1uhm1]

Originally posted by: fatbaby
anyways, how do you seriously injure yourself by jumping off the kitchen counter? The worse that can happen is probably breaking your leg...

Maybe mommy beat her up but made up this story so she wouldn't get blamed?

 

[Kadarin]

This story reminds me of the urban legend (?) of the Superman halloween costume: "Warning: Cape does not enable user to fly." I completely agree with the whole lack of parental guidance issue, and believe that lawsuits for this kind of crap are used as a means for parents to avoid admitting personal responsibility. And, of course, for greed.