He’s okay, so I can now say this is sorta comical looking.
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I’M OFFENDED THAT THEY CALL THIS A MANHOLE!!
You sure that’s not Clapper or Brennan? Lotsa Deep Staters heading for their spider holes now.
I love the way the mother yanked that 50-pound manhole cover up and tossed it aside like it was nothing! Never get between a real mom and her kids!
Mom snatched that cover like it was nothing. (And they are not light.40-50 lbs).
And then all women came to the rescue.
Good job ladies. Good job.
Kid was almost Shanghaied, Russian style.
It was a happy ending so….YES, it was comical.
Are we sure there was not some demon clown down there?
….first floor men’s wear….second floor ladies lingerie…..
Can’t see but it sounds like it was a sewer trip that ended in everybody singing and laughing in the Rain
Glad she went right into action. Around here we get “Somebody do something”.
Wow! WTG mom! I bet the kid had fun though. lol
And Jeffrey Epstein didn’t kill himself
That was NOT a US style manhole cover. That poor little kid will never stand on one of those again.
CHance, That is what I was thinking,
adrenal rush…Momma anything will git Ya,
if you mess with the B-B’s.
How the hell is that even possible? That must be one of those new Verizon People-Hole covers.
Moms are quick. Aren’t they?
One of those, “it wasn’t quite so funny when it happened” stories.
Pete Buttigig (sp) was excited to see this video, but was disappointed for a different reason.
Reminds me of the movie “-30-” a Jack Webb production. Real moms save kids! Such a switch from a mom abusing a kid! That manhole cover needed to be made secure and blocked from access. Somebody failed in responsibility.
https://ok.ru/video/2545103407760
-30- (released as Deadline Midnight in the UK) is a 1959 film directed by Jack Webb and starring Webb and William Conrad as night managing editor and night city editor, respectively, of a fictional Los Angeles newspaper, loosely based on the real-life (and now defunct) Los Angeles Herald-Examiner.
That reminded me of my wedding night with Pam Anderson in ’86.