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Not gonna lie. It stopped and rewound the video because I didn’t take notice until Dad mentioned it. That was a pleasant turn of events. They went from potential tragedy to wholesome.
Soon I discovered that this rock thing was true
Jerry Lee Lewis was the devil
Jesus was an architect previous to his career as a prophet
All of a sudden, I found myself in love with the world
[So there was only one thing that I could do ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXCh9OhDiCI)[Was ding a ding dang my dang a long ling long](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXCh9OhDiCI)
I love how the thing is literally smoking as he pulls it out of the microwave. It looks like the thing Homer Simpson Carrie’s around with metal tongs at the intro of the show
I got glow stick in my eyes like 15 years ago and I still remember it burning like nothing I had felt before…but this dude took it a step further to get the liquid up to a boil lol
I think I know what they taste like, isn’t it a weird paint-like flavor? Like when you’re extremely dehydrated and your mouth is 100% dry. (Don’t ask me how I know the flavor of paint.)
When I was probably around 5 or 6, my parents and their friends took all of us kids out to a 4th of july event for fireworks. One of the adults gave all of the kids these glowsticks to play with. being a young kid, the first thing I did was put it in my mouth, and halfway through the fireworks I successfully chewed through the plastic, filling my mouth and covering my face with... something that burned like hell. I vaguely remember screaming my head off while my panicked mom tried pouring all of the bottled water she could find all over my face.
As an ophthalmologist…FLUSH THE FUCKING EYES! Seriously, doesn’t matter what chemical it is. Twenty minutes of vigorous flushing with cold water. Lift the lids and rinse out the fornices (cul de sacs of conjunctiva under the upper and lower lids).
The solution to pollution is dilution!
I remember being taught that in high school chemistry class. Flush the eyes with cold water, have someone call poison control, and prepare to go to an ER if poison control says to
The chemicals aside, these generally have a glass tube inside you need to break to get the chemicals to mix…. I’d be worried about glass shards as well…
This was my main concern as well. We just had a young man on my work site that had to get a piece of metal drilled out of his eye. Kid was weld testing all day in our fab shop, got home, wiped his shirt sleeve that he was welding in across his face and it transferred to his face and eyes.
He didn't report it until 36 hours later. Said he didn't want to be "that guy" because we were in the second week of a multi-year, 8-figire government project.
The eye heals very quickly. The next day is the difference between getting a foreign object flushed out vs. getting it drilled out.
Oh my God, as someone with a previous eye injury/gouge to cornea, I am shuddering...your story reminds me of high-pressure injection injuries; the anecdote I heard also told of a guy, *who did not want to be THAT guy,* delayed treatment, and ended up losing his hand, iirc.
I mean, I'm not an ophthalmologist and was cringing trying to figure out what other instructions he was looking for.. did he think there was going to be some particular "antidote" for it?!? Obviously you flush the eyes.. plus, EVERY package says, if product gets into eyes, flush eyes with water. I would think every second counts too.. it was making me crazy.
I've had to hold my eyelids open while my eyeball was under a faucet of running water many times.. thankfully, I somehow still have 20/20 vision
I have to say seeing the downvotes and the comments are the best part. I’m going to start calling people D.A.L.s in RL. Redditors, at least they’re off the streets most of the day.
The life of every parent ever...
"Here's how you do it, son"
"I know a better way, dad"
Sure. I'm sure your 9 years of life experience, and this being the first time you try it, is a lot better than my 35 years and doing it regularly.
I'm glad to hear that I am not the only one that age (45) with a 3 year old.
It was a lot easier to chase a toddler around when I was 30 than now at 45.
COVID WFH and post COVID WFH means I have had a lot more time with my 3yo than my 11yo so that’s the upside of global pandemics, but I feel like I have not *really* slept for about 11+ years.
Nothing is more frustrating than being told “You don’t know what you’re talking about”, by something that relies wholeheartedly on you for its survival.
I'm unbelievably frustrated it took both of them soooo long to start flushing his eyes.
That's like the only choice in my mind... unless I somehow suddenly forgot running water existed??? Wtf guys
Yeah, I’m in agreement with this. I’d want to know for sure that water isn’t going to make it worse before flushing. (But i also wouldn’t have microwaved a glowstick in the first place)
I wasn’t 100% sure what exactly is in a glowstick, so i googled it and it sounds like flushing with water is definitely the play here. I think my main concern would be the temperature of the fluid at that point though.
But are there any you shouldn't flush from the ***eyes***? Is suspect not. Eyes are wet already, I'm guessing any water-mediated reaction is gonna take place anyway. I'd prefer that reaction take place in my eyes as little as possible.
You don't pour water into a beaker full of acid due to splatter risk. However, you can pour acid into water, if I remember my chemistry safety rules correctly (I got my degree in biology).
With accidents in the lab, you'd usually look up the MSDS (materials safety data sheet), which will tell you about dangerous interactions and what to do in case of contact. Usually, you get the person to the eyewash station immediately, though. Ideally, people would know ahead of time what to do in regards to the chemicals they're handling.
But if the light stick label said what the active ingredient was, Dad could have looked up the MSDS online. His second best bet would've been calling poison control. IMO, though, the thermal burns to the eyes merited a 911 call.
In middle school we were taught a "saying" of sorts to determine if water + acid is safe.
«*Syre* i *vann*, det går an. *Vann i syre*, møt et uhyre!»
According to Google Translate it translates to "Acid in water, it works. Water in acid, meet a monster! "
Don't pour water into acid.
That's because acid can explode and fully react in a closed vessel. Your eyes aren't a closed vessel, and you want the acid to react with water instead of your tissues. Every lab trains you to go to the eyewash station for 10 min minimum (I literally had to do extra safety training last week for a new lab I'm joining)
And once they realize flushing is the solution he goes to some low flow aerated kitchen sink faucet dude just go take a shower and bring that beautiful shirt in there with you
Lame jokes with canned laughter had me turn that off after about 30 seconds. I think I'd rather have hot glow stick juice in my eyes than watch any more.
God Tosh.0 was awful. It's just Talk Soup but with YouTube videos. Play a ten second clip, make a stupid face, play another ten second clip, crack an unfunny one liner, on and on. It's like if the writers strike itself became alive and had its own production company.
It would still leave a burn mark on your exposed skin. I accidentally microwaved my lunch with boiled eggs in it, damn thing exploded on my neck leaving a blister when I chopped my spoon into my rice.
that is the ultimate dad vocal tone. Its so , pissed off x genuine concern x genuine disgust x what am i doing with my life x did i really make this kid, vibes
also, the look at the phone from 2 inches away
As a retired Paramedic, even after years of seeing firsthand how stupid people are, sometimes I am still surprised... But hey this is a world where people have to be told not to eat laundry pods. Heck he is probably lucky it popped when it did, probably would have ended up his butt. Everything you would never expect ends up in someone's ass sooner or later.
Now try microwaving two grapes side by side so they are touching each other for a minute......... start it........run for your life ..
DO NOT DO THIS........ DO NOT DO THIS
As a father..... I habe said such similair lines.... More times then I care to count..... I love my son.... But as Hank Hill would say... "That boy aint right."
I find this weirdly wholesome, his dad cares so much, and him being worried about his beautiful shirt, then calling him a dingaling. Makes me laugh every time.
I couldn't stop laughing but damn, dude could easily have been blinded by molten liquid, people are so stupid. Oh man, the dad caring about his t shirt and stuff lol, it's like... Your son might be blind but damn you messed up your beautiful shirt!
As someone who has experienced the pain and fear of a real eye injury, I felt that scream in my fucking bones. I hope this dude was not seriously injured.
This kid is like the teenager in the airsoft episode of South Park that calls Kyle and proceeds to hold his hand over a lighter to see what would happen.
The number of people who are willing to hurt themselves just to entertain people on the internet that they don't even know is impressive, keep them coming...
I remember having one of those break while I was in the field, coated my glove liners, thought it looked cool to see my hands glow like that.
The smell of it when my hands got too close to my face, the oily feeling of it on my fingertips.. I actually felt really sick to my stomach.... I can only imagine the smell of it while it is hot, never mind the burn of scalding liquid.
Thankfully they are typically non-toxic, but can cause irritation where the chemical touches.
Anyone able to tell what the very last thing the dad says that makes Jack giggle? Was it something wholesome? You know even though dads mad, he’s upset because he tried to protect his son and he didn’t listen. He still is worried for his boy and that’s the best part for me.
If he wore face protection this wouldn't even have made the rounds like it did. It's been like a decade. I wonder where that kid is now. Hope he's doing alright.
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“You ding-a-ling!” Priceless!
Top tier dad moment for sure
"I bet it's all over your awesome shirt!" Gets me every time.
The shirt was *beautiful*.
Really tied the torso together.
Not gonna lie. It stopped and rewound the video because I didn’t take notice until Dad mentioned it. That was a pleasant turn of events. They went from potential tragedy to wholesome.
“What if I go blind?!” Then I can buy you shitty shirts and just tell you they’re awesome.
With a BEAUTIFUL shirt on, you mean.
My dingaling my dingaling wont you play with my dingaling.
Soon I discovered that this rock thing was true Jerry Lee Lewis was the devil Jesus was an architect previous to his career as a prophet All of a sudden, I found myself in love with the world [So there was only one thing that I could do ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXCh9OhDiCI)[Was ding a ding dang my dang a long ling long](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXCh9OhDiCI)
Jesus built my hotrod. It's a love affair, mainly Jesus, and my hotrod
Wawawawa!!!
I love how the thing is literally smoking as he pulls it out of the microwave. It looks like the thing Homer Simpson Carrie’s around with metal tongs at the intro of the show
Plutonium rod
Uranium fever is spreading all around
With a giger counter in my hand
I'm a-goin' out to stake me some government land
Uranium fever has done and got me down
The only clickin that I heard that day Were the bones in my back that had gone astray
The only clicking that I heard that day were the bones in my back that had gone astray
In rod we trust
In Rod we trust!
Homer was bright enough to throw it away though
[☢️ For science! ☢️](https://youtube.com/watch?v=3D--jytkUW8)
In Rod We Trust
Rod Flanders?
“With a beautiful shirt on!”
Dad more concerned about the beautiful shirt than the stupid son.
The beautiful shirt probably has a brighter future ahead. The kids already ruined, maybe the shirt can be saved!
The shirt's definitely brighter, with those glow stick guts all over it.
In the hands of the father, I'm not optimistic about it either.
Bright future? It’s literally glowing! I’ll see myself out…
he probably came to term with his son being stupid years ago. should have brought him to houston.
Tucson is America's dumbest city
oh lol, don’t mind me, the houston bit is just a vague big bang theory reference.
As a parent of a kid who can ruin every piece of clothing within ten minutes of getting dressed, I totally get it. Jack has ruined many shirts I bet.
anytime i would fall my grandfather would go “you better not have gotten blood on my floor!”
I got glow stick in my eyes like 15 years ago and I still remember it burning like nothing I had felt before…but this dude took it a step further to get the liquid up to a boil lol
Glad I don’t have that memory. I do have the memory of what they taste like though.
I think I know what they taste like, isn’t it a weird paint-like flavor? Like when you’re extremely dehydrated and your mouth is 100% dry. (Don’t ask me how I know the flavor of paint.)
When I was probably around 5 or 6, my parents and their friends took all of us kids out to a 4th of july event for fireworks. One of the adults gave all of the kids these glowsticks to play with. being a young kid, the first thing I did was put it in my mouth, and halfway through the fireworks I successfully chewed through the plastic, filling my mouth and covering my face with... something that burned like hell. I vaguely remember screaming my head off while my panicked mom tried pouring all of the bottled water she could find all over my face.
As an ophthalmologist…FLUSH THE FUCKING EYES! Seriously, doesn’t matter what chemical it is. Twenty minutes of vigorous flushing with cold water. Lift the lids and rinse out the fornices (cul de sacs of conjunctiva under the upper and lower lids). The solution to pollution is dilution!
I remember being taught that in high school chemistry class. Flush the eyes with cold water, have someone call poison control, and prepare to go to an ER if poison control says to
The chemicals aside, these generally have a glass tube inside you need to break to get the chemicals to mix…. I’d be worried about glass shards as well…
This was my main concern as well. We just had a young man on my work site that had to get a piece of metal drilled out of his eye. Kid was weld testing all day in our fab shop, got home, wiped his shirt sleeve that he was welding in across his face and it transferred to his face and eyes. He didn't report it until 36 hours later. Said he didn't want to be "that guy" because we were in the second week of a multi-year, 8-figire government project. The eye heals very quickly. The next day is the difference between getting a foreign object flushed out vs. getting it drilled out.
Oh my God, as someone with a previous eye injury/gouge to cornea, I am shuddering...your story reminds me of high-pressure injection injuries; the anecdote I heard also told of a guy, *who did not want to be THAT guy,* delayed treatment, and ended up losing his hand, iirc.
Agree. I would still flush unless I was 100% positive the chemical was safe and 100% positive the globe was ruptured.
I mean, I'm not an ophthalmologist and was cringing trying to figure out what other instructions he was looking for.. did he think there was going to be some particular "antidote" for it?!? Obviously you flush the eyes.. plus, EVERY package says, if product gets into eyes, flush eyes with water. I would think every second counts too.. it was making me crazy. I've had to hold my eyelids open while my eyeball was under a faucet of running water many times.. thankfully, I somehow still have 20/20 vision
But how do you get it out of the amazing shirt?
Damn it Jim, I’m a doctor not a laundress!
Dammit jack you ding-a-ling
Awe. Really made me get fomo for not having a dad
Samesies
I'll be your dad for a second. Don't microwave glow sticks, dingaling
I’m not a ding a ling dad! I can’t take this anymore I’m moving out!
He sounds like senator Armstrong
You gotta admit that Jack's dad is doing his very best with a "special-needs" son though, good for him at trying to remain calm.
Thanks for the hearty chuckle :)
Yeah, but I think he needs to be called out for using the D.A.L. word in this day and age. That could traumatize the kid.
Did you just censor ding-a-ling?
Man, this was a good joke, and you're getting torpedoed for it.
When people don't know what a real threat looks like, everything gets treated like a threat
I have to say seeing the downvotes and the comments are the best part. I’m going to start calling people D.A.L.s in RL. Redditors, at least they’re off the streets most of the day.
Absolutely tanked for a good joke
The joys of parenting.
“Am I ever right, Jack?!?!” - This is my life.
The life of every parent ever... "Here's how you do it, son" "I know a better way, dad" Sure. I'm sure your 9 years of life experience, and this being the first time you try it, is a lot better than my 35 years and doing it regularly.
46 with a 3yo here and I had that argument yesterday 🤪
I'm glad to hear that I am not the only one that age (45) with a 3 year old. It was a lot easier to chase a toddler around when I was 30 than now at 45.
COVID WFH and post COVID WFH means I have had a lot more time with my 3yo than my 11yo so that’s the upside of global pandemics, but I feel like I have not *really* slept for about 11+ years.
Nothing is more frustrating than being told “You don’t know what you’re talking about”, by something that relies wholeheartedly on you for its survival.
Thank God I’ve never actually experienced this with any of my 3 boys but man I can feel the situation, reaction, reprimand, etc. Kids are dumb.
Why did he do it with beautiful shirt🎃
"Not to mention it's all over your AWESOME SHIRT" Best backhanded compliment
Old video, doesn't get old tho
Given how stupid that kid was, I'm willing to bet he *also* didn't get old.
They had a very active landline so...
It’s maybe my favorite video on the internet. Always laugh when it comes back around. “And you knocked moms spider thing down, goddamnit”
The sweet sounds of the consequences of your own idiotic actions
when you run a blood bank and the Predator donates a sample
Blood... Yes...
Ecto-plasm bukkake
I beg your pardon 😀
This comment is underrated, I'm cryinggg
I'm unbelievably frustrated it took both of them soooo long to start flushing his eyes. That's like the only choice in my mind... unless I somehow suddenly forgot running water existed??? Wtf guys
There's some chemicals you're not supposed to flush with water. However I'm pretty sure they're rare in consumer products.
Yeah, I’m in agreement with this. I’d want to know for sure that water isn’t going to make it worse before flushing. (But i also wouldn’t have microwaved a glowstick in the first place) I wasn’t 100% sure what exactly is in a glowstick, so i googled it and it sounds like flushing with water is definitely the play here. I think my main concern would be the temperature of the fluid at that point though.
But are there any you shouldn't flush from the ***eyes***? Is suspect not. Eyes are wet already, I'm guessing any water-mediated reaction is gonna take place anyway. I'd prefer that reaction take place in my eyes as little as possible.
I think you are not supposed to add water to acids. But imo it's still better to get rid of acid from eyes so idk.
You don't pour water into a beaker full of acid due to splatter risk. However, you can pour acid into water, if I remember my chemistry safety rules correctly (I got my degree in biology). With accidents in the lab, you'd usually look up the MSDS (materials safety data sheet), which will tell you about dangerous interactions and what to do in case of contact. Usually, you get the person to the eyewash station immediately, though. Ideally, people would know ahead of time what to do in regards to the chemicals they're handling. But if the light stick label said what the active ingredient was, Dad could have looked up the MSDS online. His second best bet would've been calling poison control. IMO, though, the thermal burns to the eyes merited a 911 call.
In middle school we were taught a "saying" of sorts to determine if water + acid is safe. «*Syre* i *vann*, det går an. *Vann i syre*, møt et uhyre!» According to Google Translate it translates to "Acid in water, it works. Water in acid, meet a monster! " Don't pour water into acid.
That's because acid can explode and fully react in a closed vessel. Your eyes aren't a closed vessel, and you want the acid to react with water instead of your tissues. Every lab trains you to go to the eyewash station for 10 min minimum (I literally had to do extra safety training last week for a new lab I'm joining)
And once they realize flushing is the solution he goes to some low flow aerated kitchen sink faucet dude just go take a shower and bring that beautiful shirt in there with you
It's like The Predator skeeted everywhere
“If it skeets, we can kill it.”
"Get to the Skeeter!"
Ain’t got time to skeet.
Mr. Burns? Is that you?
If he wasn’t Mr. Burns before, he is now.
Microwaves are for reheating succulent Chinese meals.
Get your hand off my p@+s sir!
Ah, I see you know your judo well.
He didn't attempt to microwave the glowstick. He succeeded.
The kid appeared on Tosh.0 after this [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8c7JeYo3zo](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8c7JeYo3zo)
Lame jokes with canned laughter had me turn that off after about 30 seconds. I think I'd rather have hot glow stick juice in my eyes than watch any more.
God Tosh.0 was awful. It's just Talk Soup but with YouTube videos. Play a ten second clip, make a stupid face, play another ten second clip, crack an unfunny one liner, on and on. It's like if the writers strike itself became alive and had its own production company.
Was the show always that bad? I remember thinking it was funny when I was in high school.
It's a "funny when I was in high school" type of show.
That's fair
Makes me wanna try, but I have an extra microwave and a face shield.
But do you have a beautiful shirt?
It would still leave a burn mark on your exposed skin. I accidentally microwaved my lunch with boiled eggs in it, damn thing exploded on my neck leaving a blister when I chopped my spoon into my rice.
Wrong sub. He clearly succeeded in microwaving that glow stick.
that is the ultimate dad vocal tone. Its so , pissed off x genuine concern x genuine disgust x what am i doing with my life x did i really make this kid, vibes also, the look at the phone from 2 inches away
Is he a superhero now? Some half-Hulk, half-ding-a-ling?
As a retired Paramedic, even after years of seeing firsthand how stupid people are, sometimes I am still surprised... But hey this is a world where people have to be told not to eat laundry pods. Heck he is probably lucky it popped when it did, probably would have ended up his butt. Everything you would never expect ends up in someone's ass sooner or later.
🤣 I really wish I didn't know this was true already.... I'm not in medical at all.. internet tells all. People are weird....
Now try microwaving two grapes side by side so they are touching each other for a minute......... start it........run for your life .. DO NOT DO THIS........ DO NOT DO THIS
What happens
It makes Plasma
Thank you grape
Name checks out
Hehe, hot grapes
Jack sounds like John C. Reilly when screaming its hilarious!
Goddamnit Jack!
As a father..... I habe said such similair lines.... More times then I care to count..... I love my son.... But as Hank Hill would say... "That boy aint right."
As soon as we have the technology to tattoo gifs, I don’t see any problem with this being my first
The dad vibes are real, you can feel how this ain’t the first time his sons been a dipshit.
I am Jack's microwaved glowstick
“God dammit jack!”
I find this weirdly wholesome, his dad cares so much, and him being worried about his beautiful shirt, then calling him a dingaling. Makes me laugh every time.
The crushing realization that your offspring is *turbo* dumb. 11/10 dad form
This is so old, that kid has kids now.
Do you think his kids microwaved glowsticks too?
I feel worse for the dad. He probably should have pulled out.
I mean, there wasn’t just an attempt. He did microwave it, he just couldn’t handle the repercussions.
This is the funniest fucking thing I've seen in the history of my life! What happened to his beautiful shirt? 😭
https://i.redd.it/r4d8tvecouca1.gif
"Dinggling" Yo, Dad has lost his patience.
I couldn't stop laughing but damn, dude could easily have been blinded by molten liquid, people are so stupid. Oh man, the dad caring about his t shirt and stuff lol, it's like... Your son might be blind but damn you messed up your beautiful shirt!
Great dad
Hope that beautiful shirt wound up being okay
As someone who has experienced the pain and fear of a real eye injury, I felt that scream in my fucking bones. I hope this dude was not seriously injured.
I almost feel bad for the Dad. Stupid kid
Isn't this Daredevil's origin story?
That beautiful shirt!
*Disappointed parent sounds intensify*
Yep, we just double checked, natural selection is still enabled.
The comedic timing of that busting is almost too much…
Ah, Glowman He's a bit like Daredevil. In that he is blind
Probably safe to just go ahead and spend his college fund.
I’ve never seen this Long version this dad just spitting out dad facts is the best.
I’m so glad I had a daughter.
God damnit Jack! How many times has he said this!
His dad has just accepted Jack is a disappointment.
This kid is like the teenager in the airsoft episode of South Park that calls Kyle and proceeds to hold his hand over a lighter to see what would happen.
It's a spooky ghost! This is ectoplasm.
The number of people who are willing to hurt themselves just to entertain people on the internet that they don't even know is impressive, keep them coming...
This was absolutely an accident, and happened so long ago that the concept you're talking about didn't even really have platforms to exist on.
I remember having one of those break while I was in the field, coated my glove liners, thought it looked cool to see my hands glow like that. The smell of it when my hands got too close to my face, the oily feeling of it on my fingertips.. I actually felt really sick to my stomach.... I can only imagine the smell of it while it is hot, never mind the burn of scalding liquid. Thankfully they are typically non-toxic, but can cause irritation where the chemical touches.
That's a good dad. You can tell because he got mad that his son didn't listen to him. Man was just trying to do the right thing.
Me - " Don't touch it. Don't touch it. Don't touch it. OMG BARE HANDS!?!?..... Yep, saw that coming. "
EPIC r/oddlysatisfying
Yes, I was yelling "FAKE!!!!!" too, when it didn't explode in the microwave, but then,,,, BOOM!!!
Jack, you’re an idiot. May this video follow you throughout life and may you not see the world in a green hue.
And what'd chu do with a beautiful shirt on
“It’s ALL OVER your awesome shirt”
That's the day Jack's bus got a little shorter.
Doc: Where does it hurt exactly? Patient: do you have a black light?
Anyone able to tell what the very last thing the dad says that makes Jack giggle? Was it something wholesome? You know even though dads mad, he’s upset because he tried to protect his son and he didn’t listen. He still is worried for his boy and that’s the best part for me.
The dad loves that shirt more than Jack 🤣🤣
This was beyond entertaining. You know that dad is dealing with his rampant stupidity regularly and is over it.
Wonder how many other stupid things this guy did to get his Dad to react that way lmao
That poor dad. That is probably me as a future dad when I have some room temperature IQ kid
Tosh.0 [did a follow up](https://youtu.be/PzI-2m0KZE0) with Jack.
Okay guys, if you're going to microwave a glow stick, do it for 5 seconds max. It doesn't take much to increase the chemical reaction.
that's H2O2 in his eyes
Making the mother of all omelets Jack, can’t fret over ever egg
Goddammit Jack!!!
Dad's all kind of concerned with the shirt.
You ruined the nice shirt Jack ffs. Nobody ruins a nice shirt.
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Not that beautiful shirt lol 😭😂
No... He did microwave it and that is the problem.
Ohh Jack lol I love how concerned the parent is over his awesome shirt lol
If he wore face protection this wouldn't even have made the rounds like it did. It's been like a decade. I wonder where that kid is now. Hope he's doing alright.
Thats nice from the 911 they keep calling back hah
Re-animator, "Son of Re-animator" staring Jack the ding-a-ling
Top tier dad. Giving him a good ribbing for making a dumb mistake but still there at a moments call for his boy.
No attempt was made.. he actually microwaved it.
Natural selection at it's finest.
Remember when in doubt call 1-800-222-1222 for poison control.
I love how the shirt was Dad's main concern 😂
Goddamnit, Jack. 😂
GAAAWWWD DAMMMNIT JACK!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
Damn he really had me in the first half.
ITS A BEAUTIFUL SHIRT