I concur!

The woman would have been calling her lawyer on the way to the hospital if she had done that to me. Hopefully without one of her legs attached, since I would have used it to beat her unconscious.

How can she call the lawyer if she's unconscious

@65 she could probably gain consciousness on the way then call her lawyer

Normally, but obviously the person in charge of the slide wasn't paying attention to if they came out. They probably just waited for however long they thought they'd need and the kids thought it'd be "funny"/"fun" to block it. That or it wasn't a water slide at a water park. Our local pool has slides I call water slides and there are not people controlling it. You just hope people aren't douches and are smart.

'Merica (even thought this posts from Germany)

Uh oh. We got a bad ass over hurrrr.

63, but the fact your username looks like a very poor taste mispelling of "ironic" doesnt make you look too good

#69 Buuurrrn!!! Point, game, match!

#63, you were 15 once, too. Also, what makes you assume those "kids" were of that age? They could have been younger than that.

Either you're trying really hard to be pretentious, or you don't know what "'Merica" is. 'Merica (and yes that's grammatically correct, you use an apostrophe when replacing a letter) is a term used out of sarcasm to describe the "stereotypical" American lifestyle that so many are proud of. Look it up on Urban Dictionary if you have to. My point is IT'S A JOKE. And ma'am, with all due respect, it takes a certain level of intelligence to be able to understand humor, and a serious lack of to go off like a loose cannon over a joke someone makes. Signed, A nineteen-year-old who thinks you've made a total ass of yourself and is borderline embarrassed for you.

I'm sorry to burst your bubble, but Ironik is actually the name of a musician. You might want to check Google before you try to check me. I see that you are also 15. I dread what you think the 69 means. As for the commenter who used what I assume they think is the word "here," the world weeps.

Excuse me, Miss 116? Yes, you, the portentous, pudgy faced ginger gal who is oblivious to the fact that the passé pose you are striking in 95% of your photos make you look like a drunk lemur. Please shut up. You aggravate my optic nerves.

First, urban dictionary is not a legitimate dictionary. So, please, keep attempting to explain ignorance and laziness to me. Second, I don't need to know how old the children on the slide were. My comment was about a commenter, not the OP. Read things before jumping on a band wagon to attack a person. Third, you say an drunk lemur in 95%. That's rich coming from an angry koala. Lovely. And since there are three pictures and only two of them are me, wouldn't that make it 66.66... %?

a* It's a drunk lemur. Perhaps you should work on your own grammar before harping on everyone else? You do realize no one was referring to you when they said fat right? If you're so self conscious about your appearance maybe you shouldn't be drawing so much attention to it. Then again, you seem to be the type that enjoys all this attention. Big boned may be "politically correct" but it means the same thing as fat. Bones are not THAT big. Yes they can be tall or short but they are not that much bigger around. Also, bones don't jiggle. It's an excuse for lazy people who don't want to get off their ass. Hey, no judgment there, I too enjoy just laying around but I certainly don't blame my appearance on being "big boned" I own up and say I'm being lazy.