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That ball is nearly twice as big as the kid, like he’s going to catch that…
what are u talking about i play catch like that all, the time the point of it is to not fall down when u get hit
Haw Haw, nailed that kid!
It’s funny how the translational momentum of the ball was large enough to knock the kid (that should have a larger mass) over, even though it was a perfectly elastic collision.
How can you claim it’s perfectly elastic without audio to see if any sound was produced or any thermometers to measure heat change? I could go on…
It also doesn’t matter that the child has a larger mass.
Try to understand basic physics before incorrectly using it in a vain attempt to grow your e-peen.
#POW
Of course it’s not going to be perfectly elastic, it’s real life. It is however close enough to being perfectly elastic that we can use that as an approximation.
It does matter that the child has a larger mass, or have you never heard of the ‘conversation of linear momentum’?
Had the child been lighter than the ball, then the ball would’ve ‘dragged’ the child with it at a lower velocity, had they been the same weight then all the kinetic energy would’ve been passed onto the kid, if the kid were heavier by far then the ball would’ve just bounced off.
So before accusing others of not knowing their physics in your own vain attempt at getting an e-erection, make sure you know it yourself.
#POW
You’re vastly oversimplifying.
no i can one up that
the ball knocked the kid over
The thing I love about Fail Blog is that it’s one place where I always know I can find people who are even bigger smartas*es than me.
I know. It is truly amazing how anything posted on the front page seems to spark some sort of intellectual debate.
Just remember that it is better to be a smart-ass than a dumb-ass
You’re assuming that the ball is not malleable (it’s inflated, so I figure it is) and that the impulse occurs exactly along the line of travel. A number of factors have to be taken into account here such the coefficient of static friction of the kid’s shoes, where the ball hits the kid and many others, not to mention the momentum of the ball in the first place.
Also, if you flick a bead at a standing domino of larger mass and hit it at the top, the exact same thing would happen. It’s not funny how the translational momentum of the ball blah blah blah.
I think the kid could have just lost his balance
I hope this settles your argument ladies .
#POW POW
Simple way to solve this argument. step one take Malkiot out to a field. Step two find a ball proportionaly as large as it would be if Malkiot was the kid. Step three build some contraption that will launch the ball at Malkiot as fast as the ball we see in the video. Step four see if he didn’t fall over and play dead after the ball he was expecting to be tossed gently to him instead flew across the field to slam directly into his everything.
GEENSTIJL
Wat verwacht je dan van zo’n idioot grote bal?
What’s that green thing hovering in the upper left corner?
TNL (twistednederland) watermark.
World hits you hard…
Reality hits you hard, bro.
I think thats a dummy of some sort, not a kid.
Thank you! Yeah, I don’t think it’s a real kid. It falls too stiffly. I think it’s a mannequin.
I can verify real kids do fall like that. Had an incident very similar to this on concrete with my nephew…
About 4 minutes after watching this, amirite? And again at 6,7,8 and 9 minutes after.
Research is the key to everything.
It is a real kid. This is actually filmed at my former school. The guy who kicks the ball was my former history teacher and the kid is the child of my former art teacher. It is real. Trust me.
Oh, OK. Now that you’ve stated it in writing on the internet, I will take you at your word and trust you.
I could watch this forever.
haha…battle of the e-geeks!
Boy meets world
Haha, nice.
+1
That dude knew the kid wasn’t gonna ‘catch’ it- he did it on purpose….If its his own kid, its funny. If its someone elses kid- hes an ass.
Wait, reverse that. If it’s his own kid, he’s an ass. If it’s someone elses kid — it’s funny.
Trolldad
If it’s your kid, I have some bad news for you…
Looks like he couldn’t handle the world on his shoulders.
Gives new meaning to “taking on the world”.
etc, etc.
It gets funnier the longer i watch this
Sure hope the ball is ok…
if you look very closely you will see that this world is fake…
The kid is fake too, it’s just a doll
Atlas: The Early Years
Se le vino el mundo encima
since no one said it yet : HEADSHOT!
my work here is done…
Flawless Victory!!!
BOOM ! Headshot.
Very accurate representation of what what is going to happen to that kid when s/he grows up….
hehe it happenend at a school near my place! ..it was his own kid
Imma pick the world up n imma drop it on ur fken head! >:}
dumpert…
Source?
LOL!
Grabbed away from dumpert . nl (:
Takken Ball Mode K.O
A perfect illustration of how my job has been lately.
I approve this gif.
a literally cruel world
hahaha
people falling over – always a WIN!