r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/UnstableIsotopeU-234 • Aug 20 '24

Video/Gif That came off easy.

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u/5notboogie Aug 20 '24

The only one stupid here is the ones not designing baby-proof plane windows.

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u/NotThatValleyGirl Aug 20 '24

Right? Like I'm all about parents supervising their children adequately, but when a literal babe-in-arms can tear off a window like a 'roid-raging body builder on a PCP bender, the problem is the window, not the baby.

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u/DargonFeet Aug 20 '24

It's just a window-cover. Not the actual window. Planes are used for decades, shit like this happens with aesthetic pieces occasionally.

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u/5notboogie Aug 20 '24

Yeah we get that ofc. Its likely designed to be easy to take off for cleaning/replacing when dirty or damaged. But could still be baby proof.

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u/Single_Blueberry Aug 20 '24

It is baby proof. It just stopped being baby proof, when mom attached a removal tool to it.

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u/5notboogie Aug 20 '24

Youre right. Thats a pretty powerfull tool masked as a toy.

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u/alphazero924 Aug 20 '24

I feel like you're being sarcastic, but suction cups are legitimately used for purposes like this all the time.

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u/5notboogie Aug 20 '24

No, no sarcasm. It is geniuinelly a powerfull tool.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

It's a baby toy my dude

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u/Direct-Serve-9489 Aug 20 '24

It is probably baby-proof. Just not suction-cup proof.

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u/DargonFeet Aug 20 '24

I don't think you understand the amount of work they put into servicing airplanes. It's perfectly fine..

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u/Aromatic-Pass4384 Aug 21 '24

Again, just a window cover and designed to be taken out with a suction cup. Also planes and buses are not comparable, planes are checked extensively before flights and and a single screw being out of place would likely have it delayed for maintenance. Planes can easily become dangerous and they're maintained in accordance to that.

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u/Atheist-Gods Aug 20 '24

It's designed to be removed with a tool. Someone with the proper tool shouldn't require a ton of strength to remove it. This baby has the proper tool and thus removed it in the way it was intended to be removed. Are screws a problem because a baby with a screwdriver could remove them?