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Suburban Parents Fail


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Stickers put on light poles by parents, not the city. Long Beach, CA

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  1. Rachel Djeric says:

    you never know :3

  2. guybo says:

    cool, I needed a new hood ornament.

  3. Arthur Eld says:

    They’re so desperate having to live in suburbia?

  4. Rachel D says:

    @Arthur

    Yepp.

  5. Rachel D says:

    haahaaha

  6. Jorgen297 says:

    Hihi =D

  7. Rachel D says:

    oh my fat goat…

  8. Wow, that looks like a jumpin’ neighbourhood.

  9. Rachel D says:

    AHAHAHAHAAHAA

  10. jam says:

    But what if they don’t?

  11. jam says:

    @ Arthur
    Let’s go against convention, just this once. It’ll make Rachel D laugh.

  12. Arthur Eld says:

    @ Jam:

    Everything makes Rachel D laugh…

  13. chez says:

    We had to put up this sign to keep the lawyers happy. No intended action or anything.

  14. Alison says:

    This is actually more of an urban thing. Kids jump in front of your car, pretend to be grievously injured whether they are or not, and collect your insurance money.

  15. ayja says:

    is that blood i see on the pole ;P

  16. JimmyMcJimbo says:

    I dont get it? whats the fail?

  17. bo3rn says:

    did he died?

  18. brazzy says:

    What exactly is the fail here, especially on the part of the parents? If you believe you can educate your kids never to run onto the street after a ball, you’ve never spent any time with a kid below the age of 10. And if you believe parents should never let their kids outside unsupervised, well, enjoy your neurotic, unfit-for-life helicopter-parented zombies.

  19. Aja says:

    Kris Kross will make you
    Jump! Jump!

  20. TheMotts says:

    I guess maybe I should take the candy off my bumber :(

  21. granny says:

    after much swerving I hit one!

  22. granny says:

    actually saw this happen the other day, NOT NICE!

  23. Ms B ♥ says:

    I was just hunting for dinner.

  24. granny says:

    this is why I always use a pony (clickie)

  25. fefq says:

    ALL YOUR KIDS ARE BELONG TO US!!!

  26. mike says:

    Darwin Win!

  27. Leila – Marius’s Otha Sista From Another Mista says:

    *cruises around neighborhoods*
    *waits for children to jump out*

  28. risu says:

    Like that more than the usual signs, straight to the point. Somewhat desensitizing though.

  29. Surftwenty2 says:

    I love how they this is tagged “Suburban”….the person who posted this has never been to Long Beach; it’s the home of Snoop Dog and right in the heart of LA….probably the most urban place this side of the Mississippi…..

    • gimpykat says:

      You got that right. LBC baby!! :D

    • JDoom says:

      No, I live in this neighborhood, it’s directly opposite CSLUB, not exactly “Da Hood”. It’s really very suburban and upper middle class posh. You should watch less 1990′s music videos. You, my friend, fail.

  30. cosmopolit3 says:

    This is not a joke, and surely not a fail to laugh at. It is real. There is a stupid game among children: to cross the street in front of a moving car, and the winner is the one that makes is as close as possible to the car.

    Yes, we should ask ourselves how come children invented such a game- but this is not the right forum for this.

    It is sad- and fully understandable that some parents put those signs on the poles.

  31. spyrakyat says:

    Children need clearer understanding from what displayed.

  32. Ajohnson153 says:

    I didn’t know the emo kids had moved on from cutting to car jumping. Just as well I suppose, it is probably more effective. If you are going to kill yourself because you are so lonely and worthless at least have the decency to go out with a bang..or a metallic thud at least. Now I am not bashing on people who genuinely have mental health issues and try to commit suicide. I am only bashing the kids who “Try to commit suicide” for attention. I do understand there is a difference.

    • cosmopolit3 says:

      I don’t think this is the point. I know this game from Israel some years ago, many parents desperated, it left a few dead kids. Now it is forgotten, luckily.

      It was a game of courage and speed, the aim was to prove to the others that you are brave, more brave than your buddy who ran in fron of the car when the car was far away.

      It is not suicide, since kids do not understand death. They surely know computer games and the reset button, but as I said, this is not the right forum for this kind of discussions.

      I was only angry at this posting of the photo. It is not a fail and not a joke.

  33. Dave says:

    Just a note: this doesn’t mean ‘Warning, kids are going to jump in front of your car’; it means ‘Please drive slowly enough that, in the fairly unlikely event that a kid you didn’t see runs into the road, you can still stop’.

    Might as well take a picture of a ‘Slow: School’ sign in the holidays and call it a fail.

  34. random idiot says:

    actually, that’s not really fail at all. I mean, kids really are that stupid, it’s not the parents fault!

  35. meow says:

    is that blood`?

  36. Roaven says:

    Insurance fraud anyone?

  37. Andrew says:

    I say natural selection win

  38. Fawfulster says:

    Are those kids zombies or what?

  39. DG Multivitamin says:

    JASON!!

  40. dks says:

    The wording on this sign is a fail. Makes the kid and the parents sound stupid. I grew up in So Cal, NOT a good idea to let your kids out in the front yard unattended. One of my friends was almost kidnapped… we were walking down the street and 2 Hispanic males jumped out of a truck and were grabbing my friend. Her Mom was watching from the window and screamed at them, so they let her go. One of MANY stories I have. Backyard… sure, front yard… No. If a driver is going 25 and a child runs out in front of them, it is the fault of the parent.

  41. gimpykat says:

    Aahhh….. Long Beach. Such a classy town.

    Really more of a parenting fail. Just teaching the youngsters how to shirk all possible forms of responsibility for your actions.
    sigh……. I weep for the future

  42. st4rgaze says:

    lol…
    i thinks the creator misspelled “kids” for lion or something :P

  43. Machiahveli says:

    Dude, this one time on a road much like that, the ball did bounce in front of my car and the kids did come out…they “lost” the basketball into the windsheild of the guy i was following… but they jumped out of his pissed off way and that’s when they jumped in front of my car that happened to be going up there driveway

  44. Meat Loaf says:

    Welcome to Suicideville!!!

  45. EGV says:

    Suicidal kids.

  46. tamaya says:

    The dripping “blood “above the sticker just adds so much to the photo. lol

  47. Jesus C. says:

    *buys a snowplow*

  48. Xxero0 says:

    Caution? No…. this is oppurtunity…

  49. emodragon says:

    it looks more like stick-kid was pushed instead of jumping

  50. Mugger says:

    Hey if a kid jumps in front of your car, yeah it’s traumatic. but it saves the world from having to deal with an adult moron. If you have learned to jump, and are allowed to play outside, you need to know that cars are big and will kill you. If you don’t grasp said concept and your parent’s aren’t smart enough to protect you, then chances are you and your parent’s are too stupid to live. So if you live here and see this sign, and it is not a joke, then you might be a half wit.

  51. Sane Voice In The Wilderness says:

    There’s a few in my neighborhood I wish would jump out in front of cars.


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