10-year-old Caught Playing Dead On Street View

[JPHD]

well she certainly was Left for Dead

 

[mattclary]

[citation][nom]Darkerson[/nom]Hes just taking a dirt nap.[/citation]


"She", not "he".

 

[C00lIT]

"she is always playing around on the pavement outside."

Yes kids, it's always a great safe fun to lie down on the PAVEMENT in front of parked cars.

Parents don't apperently do not seem to disagree

 

[eyemaster]

[citation][nom]jackfrost860[/nom]Did the Google car not stop to check the the kid is OK? What wrong with Google?[/citation]

Well, there's a big possibility that the Google car saw that the kid was playing before it got close enough for the cams to take pictures.

 

[grieve]

[citation][nom]silverblue[/nom]Next you'll be saying we all have bad teeth and drink tea and say "my word" a lot.[/citation]
LOL!

 

[webgrunt]

They should have posted a pic of the mom, too. She deserves a moment of fame for making us laugh.

 

[webgrunt]

[citation][nom]silverblue[/nom]Next you'll be saying we all have bad teeth and drink tea and say "my word" a lot.[/citation]

I've never heard an English person say "My word" except on movies and television. I've never seen an English person with bad teeth. On the other hand, I've never known an English person who didn't drink tea...

 

[irh_1974]

In related news, Google Street View car ploughs into 8 spectators at a truck race in USA. Gets better pictures this time...

 

[pozaks]

I just wish she was that quiet all the time.

DO IT.

 

[husker]

[citation][nom]Cyex[/nom]It's England.[/citation]
"Bring out your dead!"

 

[santfu]

[citation][nom]c00lit[/nom]"she is always playing around on the pavement outside."Yes kids, it's always a great safe fun to lie down on the PAVEMENT in front of parked cars.Parents don't apperently do not seem to disagree[/citation]

hmmm, in the UK we call the sidewalk pavement, not the place where cars drive. Liking the 3 negatives in the last sentence too.

 

[gnesterenko]

Hillarious after-the-fact.

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