[Brynjar]

Originally Posted by Tblom11 ↗

Be thankful if you live in a country that has protection from such dangerous infrastructure.

Well, we've tried to have infrastructure week here in the USA for four years now. If this is the protection of a country that should have protection but doesn't.

[SimoneFlen']

Originally Posted by minka1 ↗

That is a little boy, not a young man. OMG Terrible. Poor kid.

'Young man' is used for males (regardless if they're children or adults) under, say, 30 years old. I'm pretty sure that the Yanks also say 'young man' for a teenage boy.

[SimoneFlen']

Originally Posted by KansasKid ↗

Thanks for ringing in the new year Simone!!! Happy New Year!

Thank you, you too!

[DanteAntonelli]

Originally Posted by Simone ↗

'Young man' is used for males (regardless if they're children or adults) under, say, 30 years old. I'm pretty sure that the Yanks also say 'young man' for a teenage boy.

Well an American old woman could call her 60+ year old husband: "Come here young man" when she's pissed at him!

[cardsharksam]

Sand monkeys doing there best

[WhiteKidguy]

I read the title as "young man alright after being electrocuted" I was waiting for him to get up and stumble a bit, wondering what happened

[DanielPlainview]

I'd wanna get electrocuted if I lived in a shit hole like that too.

[gimlet]

"Throw dried dung at him to put him out!"

[exorio]

he's dead already

[philovan]

Originally Posted by Simone ↗

'Young man' is used for males (regardless if they're children or adults) under, say, 30 years old. I'm pretty sure that the Yanks also say 'young man' for a teenage boy.

Quite right, and we say "young woman" for a teenage girl.