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

Video/Gif That came off easy.

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u/unicornofdemocracy Aug 20 '24

It is how you remove the scracth panel, put a suction cup to it and pull. They aren't screwed in or anything. They are also removed and changed very often and easily. They are there to prevent idiots from scracthing the actual glass behind the scratch panel. Because you will always have idiots or kids that try to destroy things.

Also, kids pull apart strength is stronger than most people think. Even in the womb, those little shits can produce up to ten pounds of strength from kicking.

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u/freehouse_throwaway Aug 20 '24

can confirm. daughter kicked me in the face when i was pressing against her mom's belly to listen.

i prob deserved it but still wasnt a great start to our relationship

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

Awww she’s gonna be an MMA fighter 🥹

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u/AvatarGonzo Aug 20 '24

Now they gotta blast the rocky theme and eye of the tiger with a speaker next to the baby belly.

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u/JonnyRobertR Sep 02 '24

She's gonna knock out Rhonda Rousey

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u/drajne Aug 20 '24

… Hope this isn’t how you started your relationship with your own daughters mother?

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u/Just_Acanthaceae_253 Aug 20 '24

Should've kicked back. Establish dominance.

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u/Kambhela Aug 20 '24

Very same reason why in busses and subways etc. these days you commonly have a protective film on the windows.

Cleaning is all the same, but you don't have to actually change the whole panel if someone on accident or purpose damages them on small scale.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

The second pane is also used for pressure management purpose within the cabin and as a backup if the outer pane fails for some reason

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u/UpperTacoCrust Aug 20 '24

That shocked me when I had my first kid, how damn STRONG a baby/toddler can be.

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u/suicideskin Aug 20 '24

They can break ribs and bruise organs too.

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u/Coliniscolin Aug 20 '24

How many layers of glass are behind the scratch panel?

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u/JaffaCakeStockpile Aug 20 '24

But... If it's there to protect something from kids, should it not offer some level of resilience vs a kid..?