Man ties son to car to pull out..
_dreamprince_ 2015/04/03 10:51
_dreamprince_ 2015/04/03 10:51
US man ties son to car to pull out tooth
Apr 1, 2015, 07.46PM IST Reuters
Fortunately, the
amateur dentistry
produced results
and the kid's head barely jerked as the tooth was whisked away.
WASHINGTON: A father in the US
employed a bizarre method to
extract his eight-year-old son's
wobbly tooth - tying him to the
back of his car and driving off.
A video of the act which shows
Robert Abercrombie in Florida
revving up the car before hitting
the accelerator as the string
dangles from his son's mouth
has gone viral on the internet.
Fortunately, the amateur
dentistry produced results and
the kid's head barely jerked as
the tooth was whisked away.
"It came out!" said the grinning
boy in the video, 'Sky News'
reported.
Abercrombie, a professional
wrestler who goes by the name
Rob Venomous, said he has been
surprised by the video's
popularity.
Abercrombie said his only worry
was that he did not want to spin
rocks on his kid's face.
Apr 1, 2015, 07.46PM IST Reuters
Fortunately, the
amateur dentistry
produced results
and the kid's head barely jerked as the tooth was whisked away.
WASHINGTON: A father in the US
employed a bizarre method to
extract his eight-year-old son's
wobbly tooth - tying him to the
back of his car and driving off.
A video of the act which shows
Robert Abercrombie in Florida
revving up the car before hitting
the accelerator as the string
dangles from his son's mouth
has gone viral on the internet.
Fortunately, the amateur
dentistry produced results and
the kid's head barely jerked as
the tooth was whisked away.
"It came out!" said the grinning
boy in the video, 'Sky News'
reported.
Abercrombie, a professional
wrestler who goes by the name
Rob Venomous, said he has been
surprised by the video's
popularity.
Abercrombie said his only worry
was that he did not want to spin
rocks on his kid's face.
Xiao Zen 2015/04/04 05:58
Two words, "reckless endangerment" or more specifically "child endangerment", Illegal and punishable by law in all 50 states of the US.
Two words, "reckless endangerment" or more specifically "child endangerment", Illegal and punishable by law in all 50 states of the US.
virago 2015/04/04 07:07
Yeah and breaking his child's neck wasn't a major concern. Shxt that's meant to happen, happens.
_dreamprince_:
Abercrombie said his only worry
was that he did not want to spin
rocks on his kid's face.
Abercrombie said his only worry
was that he did not want to spin
rocks on his kid's face.
Yeah and breaking his child's neck wasn't a major concern. Shxt that's meant to happen, happens.
_dreamprince_ 2015/04/04 11:27
.hehe. Yeah thats crazy but its the news .lol.
.hehe. Yeah thats crazy but its the news .lol.
virago:
Yeah and breaking his child's neck wasn't a major concern. Shxt that's meant to happen, happens.
Yeah and breaking his child's neck wasn't a major concern. Shxt that's meant to happen, happens.
detrimentum 2015/04/04 12:40
I left it to nature. Apples mostly.
it was a silly experiment, but not much harm could have come from it, string is pretty weak, if the tooth was not loose enough it would have snapped...
I left it to nature. Apples mostly.
it was a silly experiment, but not much harm could have come from it, string is pretty weak, if the tooth was not loose enough it would have snapped...
Thapasya 2015/04/05 10:39
We can extract a moving milk teeth easily, It may not be affecwe to jerk his neck if tieing thread is properly tieied
We can extract a moving milk teeth easily, It may not be affecwe to jerk his neck if tieing thread is properly tieied
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