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[rhean]

Reposting from melithiel because I thought it was funny enough to scroll back through the flist posts to rewatch the next day.

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[dcltdw]

because I thought it was funny enough to scroll back through the flist posts to rewatch the next day.

1, I applaud your use of this metric in signal boosting.

2, the ending commentary is priceless. :)

[lokiect]

I'd actually seen that referenced for pushing gender roles on kids, so I was trying to find it (although my quick searches kept coming up with the baby watching the video and bouncing). That is pretty amusing though, especially the face the middle girl makes after the kid cries.

[rhean]

I'd actually thought about sending the link on to you since we'd been talking about gender lately (and that was the first thing[*] I thought of after I stopped laughing), but then decided everyone should see it anyway.

[*] Technically gender-training thought was tied with "AHHH BAD DRIVER BAD!!" thought.

[lokiect]

It was less bad than I expected, from what I'd read, but subtle little things add up and do count.

and yeah, I want to pan to the driver and see him looking at the road. eesh!

[mollishka]

I'd also seen this posted in that context but hadn't actually watched the video yet. Though since the parents reverse immediately after the kid starts crying I think it's more hilarious & good than "pushing gender roles"!

[gmpe]

Ours kids watched this about eight time, maybe more?, at dinner. I had to cut them off.

My favorite commentary on the middle kid was that she looks like she's shooting "Oh, Dad. You really f*cked it up this time" look at her dad. So true!

Thanks for the link at the very right time. (AKA, when I needed something good to distract the kids so they would shut up and eat their dinner.)