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red89stanggt

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I giggled...
 
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meh...
 

glowstang93

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Its not funny that this has apparently happened before to necessitate the warning label. The sad part is that it should never happen if parents watched their children closely. But then again there is countless childeren that are not being put into child seats before they go on a harmless trip to the store. Parents have the final say in a child's safety.

Ok, I'll get off my soap box now.
 

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I like this one better:



There's just something about a stick figure running through a blazing fire all while trying to make a serious point that makes me laugh.
 
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Again, this is an experiment to get peoples different reactions to the same stimulus.

As you can tell there are two types of reactions:

People dont laugh because they are looking at it as a real time event (baby choking).

People laugh because the word "fail" was added to an otherwise serious image.

From that we can also conclude that the first set of people think with their emotions first when they see something disturbing, sometimes even lashing out in anger for no apparent reason. (negative energy)

The second set of people are rational thinkers and are better able to handle stressful situations because they can laugh about it. (positive energy)

Thanks for the replies.
 

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Look at me everybody- I'm positive
 

NKau

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I laughed, and I probably still would have laughed even if it didn't include "<---- FAIL". I wouldn't laugh at it in real life, but I have a hard time not laughing at animation/drawings of people getting hurt for some reason

I laugh at dead baby jokes too.......for example:

What's the difference between a Cadillac and a pile of dead babies?


I don't have a Cadillac in my garage!!!!!!



Pretty good stuff......


 

vristang

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NKau said:
I laughed, and I probably still would have laughed even if it didn't include "<---- FAIL". I wouldn't laugh at it in real life, but I have a hard time not laughing at animation/drawings of people getting hurt for some reason

I laugh at dead baby jokes too.......for example:

What's the difference between a Cadillac and a pile of dead babies?


I don't have a Cadillac in my garage!!!!!!



Pretty good stuff......
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I laughed at that joke, but I am disturbed that I think that is funny

I laugh at the warning signs all the time.

Most often I see the guy in the sign as being a moron, and just not paying attention to what is going on.

Like showing a guy slipping on a wet floor
Or getting ones finger caught in a closing door.

I chuckle every time.

jason
 

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I thought it was funny, there wouldnt be a need for a label like that if people would just be a better parent these days and keep an eye on thier kids.

Flame away, but its the truth.
 

dls322

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88 Fox GT said:


I like this one better:



There's just something about a stick figure running through a blazing fire all while trying to make a serious point that makes me laugh.
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I vote for the flaming stick figure dude!!!
 

1990Coupe

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glowstang93

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Just found a cool site that you can make your own warning labels. The link is http://www.warninglabelgenerator.com/

Here is one I made up real quick, kinda like the Medic Alert thing that someone else had posted before.

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