Baby survives train!

[Tactical0125]

This woman's baby stroller (with the baby in it) fell under a train and miraculously the baby survives! The story/video can be seen here:

Baby Survives Train!

[Whensley]

Eat that you ballon boy.

[Alex12345269]

What an irresponsible mom.

[Catoblepas]

Oh how did I laugh when I first saw that!

[MonkeyV]

Holy crap, that video's awesome.

[Acid]

My old best friend Jimmy survived a train. He got drunk and passed out next to some train tracks.

There is a huge hold in his side though, it's disgusting.

[JaY11]

The hell? The mother just watches it roll forward and then tries to grab it last second. At least the kid will be able to use the video to impress his friends when he is older.

[Gagsy]

That mother is one lucky woman. Had that train not been a stopping only - Was only doing 22 mph when it hit the pram, then well, she'd have no baby now. Lucky lucky careless mother.

[blazer133]

The train was slwing down so it was pushed along untill it came to a stop, the baby only really suffered was a "bump"

[Samen]

And yet another of my plans to eliminate Europe's youths fails to come to fruition.
And I'd have gotten away with it, too, if it weren't for you meddling kids and your stupid armor plated baby-strollers! >:0

[Sizzlebuzz]

I have no idea how she didn't notice the stroller rolling down.

[Tactical0125]

At 10/17/09 03:35 PM, JaY11 wrote: The hell? The mother just watches it roll forward and then tries to grab it last second. At least the kid will be able to use the video to impress his friends when he is older.

That's basically what I would do.

[JaY11]

Also it's called a pram you faggots

PRAM!

[NiNjabaNaNa]

dammit! well that was a hit well spent.

[yurgenburgen]

My friend showed me this last night, it was crazy. She must've thought the baby had been killed, or at least maimed beyond recognition.

[SeaBoundRhino]

At 10/17/09 04:01 PM, JaY11 wrote: Also it's called a pram you faggots

PRAM!

You idiot, it's called a perambulator.

As for the video, the mother doesn't deserve to have a child. She knew that the carriage was rolling because of the wind, but doesn't hold on to it, or put on the brakes. Turns out common sense isn't that common.

[STEM]

The baby wasn't even in the stroller, it was hiding in an attic somewhere

[Chimp-eat-me]

How to summarize... dumb bitch should'a used the brakes!

think that about covers it

[Fineas]

I laughed so fucking hard.

[lollipopers582]

Damn that Baby will be a daredevil when he grows up

just like me :D

[Shikamarana]

Oh my god. The look on everyone's faces. Wow.

At 10/17/09 04:21 PM, STEM wrote: The baby wasn't even in the stroller, it was hiding in an attic somewhere

It did it for the TV show.

[aSquared94]

That's truly amazing, things like this make me believe that some sort of God exists.

[manonthemoon516]

She was looking right at the fucking thing! She didn't turn around and notice it, she just suddenly lunged forward at the last second. What an idiot. Her baby's death would've taught her a lesson.

That video was awesome by the way.

[yellowklayman]

apperantly the woman was more indured than the baby
the baby got a bump on the head
and the woman was treated for severe shock

[lbenson1996]

Dude, that's old news. That was so yesterday

[therealanimator]

At 10/17/09 04:21 PM, STEM wrote: The baby wasn't even in the stroller, it was hiding in an attic somewhere

stem this isnt somethin to joke about the baby could have been killed.

[saqwert]

She was trying to kill the baby and make it seem like an accident, but she failed.

[liljim]

Two sets of footage about this kind of thing released in a week:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/dorse t/8304474.stm

It's not right to say that the mother in the first clip is negligent, btw. Many of my friends have just have kids and they're constantly tired and suffer from concentration lapses shortly after giving birth. The mother here got lucky, but it doesn't make her careless.

As far as I'm concerned, you don't have the right to judge this sort of thing unless you've had kids of your own, and I have a lot of sympathy for the mother in the first clip.

The one I've just linked, on the other hand... Well.

[6r0undZ3r0]

Holy crap, that is amazing. Though, I must admit that I did smile a bit the first time I watched it.

[Sizzlebuzz]

At 10/17/09 05:23 PM, liljim wrote: Two sets of footage about this kind of thing released in a week:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/dorse t/8304474.stm

It's not right to say that the mother in the first clip is negligent, btw. Many of my friends have just have kids and they're constantly tired and suffer from concentration lapses shortly after giving birth. The mother here got lucky, but it doesn't make her careless.

As far as I'm concerned, you don't have the right to judge this sort of thing unless you've had kids of your own, and I have a lot of sympathy for the mother in the first clip.

The one I've just linked, on the other hand... Well.

I think you're forgetting that anyone today can call anybody anything without having any first hand experience and still have it hold up.