[melanielove]

Originally Posted by cannonreload ↗

what a fucking joke.... seriously grow the fuck up and play a damn video game already... it's so obvious you want to, lol... video games are not the problem, Mr Blamey Blamerson... dumbass, useless, wet cake, fucktard parents who won't dicipline their kids are the problem...

PREACH!!!!
Ha ha ha ha!!!!

[sexpig4u]

But life is just a video game you get more lives with the next quarter...

[icehole]

the good ending
instead of a medical hospital, bring him to the psychiatric hospital

[CrunchyCripple]

You can tell that he instantly regretted it, by the way he started squealing on the descent.

[Xploit Machine]

News

March 2019

A dramatic video of a teenager falling off the 17th storey ledge of a HDB block of flats and landing on an inflated air cushion has been uploaded to Facebook.

The video appeared to be filmed from an opposite block. The nearly two-minute-long video was put up on March 1, on the day of the incident. According to the video’s caption, the incident happened at Fernvale estate in Sengkang.

Audible boom heard upon landing on air cushion. The video begins with the teenager sitting on a ledge, with his arm against the wall. He then drops off the ledge, screaming almost all the way down, and subsequently hitting the inflated air pack with an audible boom.

Other screams in the background can be heard as well at the moment of his fall. The Singapore Civil Defence Force personnel are then seen rushing forward onto the air cushion to surround the teen, attending to him for the rest of the video.

In response to Mothership.sg queries, SCDF said;
"SCDF responded to a rescue incident at 411B Fernvale Road at about 2.55pm today. Upon arrival a teenage boy was seen on the ledge outside a unit on the 17th floor. A safety life air pack was immediately deployed as a precautionary measure. The boy fell onto the safety life air pack. The boy was immediately attended to by SCDF paramedics and was conveyed to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital by an SCDF ambulance."

[ViraA]

Spoiled, selfish little cunt, pity he hit the safety pad.

What a thing to put your parents through...

[ViraA]

Originally Posted by RUTHIE7 ↗

To be completely honest.... as a mother of a 9 (very nearly 10 year old) I know from personal experience the addictive mentality our children have for these 'XBOX/PS/ETC' consoles and 'web cams, YouTube' accounts.

'Epic Games' and other MASSIVE media companies put out games where you have to play to get into the next level or you get forfeited. They encourage friends of yours to 'compete' with you and if you lose.... you fucking FEEL the consequences of it. If you leave the game, they offer you real 'V bucks' (real £'s) to come back.

It's disgusting, but very clever of them. The level you're at determines skill and performance levels, and they are rewarded!

... all the while they encourage your school friends/cousins/brothers and sisters to either be some sort of 'Demigod'.. or your killer. (Fortnite is what my child loves) I let him play under constant supervision.

What do you do when everyone plays this.. the fact is, if you don't then 'who/what are you!?' Then the one's who don't, well, they're bullied for not playing it.

Its sickening.

Way back in 1990.. footsack time.. there was a movie where a family left civilisation for the wilderness.

I want to do that. With all of my heart and soul.

My son and I. Just us.

God. I'd give everything to get away from this awful fucking mess.

My little boy was four years old when we relocated to Wells, in Somerset. We've been on our own and survived 'incredibly well' on our own since then.

It's been an incredible five years just us two. But this PLAYSTATION 4/XBOX ONE, these games. Well, they are literally so addictive, that I have to unplug this machine and lock it up in my safe for a day or two to wake my son up

I have to lock it up to encourage him to cook with me in the kitchen. (A favourite pastime for me. From growing up with a French Grandmother)

We have an epidemic here

You let him play under 'constant supervision' ?

He must fucking love you (deep sarcasm).

[Lil_Lisa]

Originally Posted by RUTHIE7 ↗

To be completely honest.... as a mother of a 9 (very nearly 10 year old) I know from personal experience the addictive mentality our children have for these 'XBOX/PS/ETC' consoles and 'web cams, YouTube' accounts.

'Epic Games' and other MASSIVE media companies put out games where you have to play to get into the next level or you get forfeited. They encourage friends of yours to 'compete' with you and if you lose.... you fucking FEEL the consequences of it. If you leave the game, they offer you real 'V bucks' (real £'s) to come back.

It's disgusting, but very clever of them. The level you're at determines skill and performance levels, and they are rewarded!

... all the while they encourage your school friends/cousins/brothers and sisters to either be some sort of 'Demigod'.. or your killer. (Fortnite is what my child loves) I let him play under constant supervision.

What do you do when everyone plays this.. the fact is, if you don't then 'who/what are you!?' Then the one's who don't, well, they're bullied for not playing it.

Its sickening.

Way back in 1990.. footsack time.. there was a movie where a family left civilisation for the wilderness.

I want to do that. With all of my heart and soul.

My son and I. Just us.

God. I'd give everything to get away from this awful fucking mess.

My little boy was four years old when we relocated to Wells, in Somerset. We've been on our own and survived 'incredibly well' on our own since then.

It's been an incredible five years just us two. But this PLAYSTATION 4/XBOX ONE, these games. Well, they are literally so addictive, that I have to unplug this machine and lock it up in my safe for a day or two to wake my son up

I have to lock it up to encourage him to cook with me in the kitchen. (A favourite pastime for me. From growing up with a French Grandmother)

We have an epidemic here

I understand but you could just not let him play, if it’s becoming a problem. Better yet, don’t buy it. So what if he’s different? Better than dead.

[b1gpoppa]

Originally Posted by RUTHIE7 ↗

To be completely honest.... as a mother of a 9 (very nearly 10 year old) I know from personal experience the addictive mentality our children have for these 'XBOX/PS/ETC' consoles and 'web cams, YouTube' accounts.

'Epic Games' and other MASSIVE media companies put out games where you have to play to get into the next level or you get forfeited. They encourage friends of yours to 'compete' with you and if you lose.... you fucking FEEL the consequences of it. If you leave the game, they offer you real 'V bucks' (real £'s) to come back.

It's disgusting, but very clever of them. The level you're at determines skill and performance levels, and they are rewarded!

... all the while they encourage your school friends/cousins/brothers and sisters to either be some sort of 'Demigod'.. or your killer. (Fortnite is what my child loves) I let him play under constant supervision.

What do you do when everyone plays this.. the fact is, if you don't then 'who/what are you!?' Then the one's who don't, well, they're bullied for not playing it.

Its sickening.

Way back in 1990.. footsack time.. there was a movie where a family left civilisation for the wilderness.

I want to do that. With all of my heart and soul.

My son and I. Just us.

God. I'd give everything to get away from this awful fucking mess.

My little boy was four years old when we relocated to Wells, in Somerset. We've been on our own and survived 'incredibly well' on our own since then.

It's been an incredible five years just us two. But this PLAYSTATION 4/XBOX ONE, these games. Well, they are literally so addictive, that I have to unplug this machine and lock it up in my safe for a day or two to wake my son up

I have to lock it up to encourage him to cook with me in the kitchen. (A favourite pastime for me. From growing up with a French Grandmother)

We have an epidemic here

I bet your son would just love that - being trapped out in the wilderness with just you, his mommy dearest to save him from all the nasty electronic gadgets, and tangy moist vag that is waiting to 'seduce and corrupt him' in his later years. I think they are holding a room for you at the Bates Motel - give them a call.

[b1gpoppa]

Originally Posted by RUTHIE7 ↗

To be completely honest.... as a mother of a 9 (very nearly 10 year old) I know from personal experience the addictive mentality our children have for these 'XBOX/PS/ETC' consoles and 'web cams, YouTube' accounts.

'Epic Games' and other MASSIVE media companies put out games where you have to play to get into the next level or you get forfeited. They encourage friends of yours to 'compete' with you and if you lose.... you fucking FEEL the consequences of it. If you leave the game, they offer you real 'V bucks' (real £'s) to come back.

It's disgusting, but very clever of them. The level you're at determines skill and performance levels, and they are rewarded!

... all the while they encourage your school friends/cousins/brothers and sisters to either be some sort of 'Demigod'.. or your killer. (Fortnite is what my child loves) I let him play under constant supervision.

What do you do when everyone plays this.. the fact is, if you don't then 'who/what are you!?' Then the one's who don't, well, they're bullied for not playing it.

Its sickening.

Way back in 1990.. footsack time.. there was a movie where a family left civilisation for the wilderness.

I want to do that. With all of my heart and soul.

My son and I. Just us.

God. I'd give everything to get away from this awful fucking mess.

My little boy was four years old when we relocated to Wells, in Somerset. We've been on our own and survived 'incredibly well' on our own since then.

It's been an incredible five years just us two. But this PLAYSTATION 4/XBOX ONE, these games. Well, they are literally so addictive, that I have to unplug this machine and lock it up in my safe for a day or two to wake my son up

I have to lock it up to encourage him to cook with me in the kitchen. (A favourite pastime for me. From growing up with a French Grandmother)

We have an epidemic here

I think your "French Grandmother" read this sappy post and just bungee jumped from the Eiffel Tower (without tying off the cord first). SACRE' BLEU !!!