Everybody look at the corpse. This is what happens.
Odd_Entrance_8888 on
Truck ki is nervous to perform
ExtensionNo9200 on
Ok kids, now who wants to try first!
Oranginafina on
American kids would be screaming and jumping up and down laughing. Source: I’m a teacher.
USSMarauder on
We had something similar, except it wasn’t a test track, the police just closed off the road in front of the elementary school and rammed a kid sized dummy perched on a pylon
DingleberrySurprises on
It’s imperative that they learn these situations since it’s normal in Japan for young kids (as early as 5 yrs old) to walk/bus/train themselves to school and back.
SoreLoserOfDumbtown on
“And that’s why you always leave a note”
unkanlos on
Fill it with tomato sauce for a bigger impression
ScreechingPizzaCat on
“Here’s how you avoid being isekaied.”
Ok_Possible_4967 on
In my country, children go to soccer schools where parents argue and fight with each other.
Ok-Bee4738 on
What is with the cult uniforms??
functionaldepression on
Why not just….show a video?
tasar_ on
Next is gun safety.
Ok_Possible_4967 on
Sorry, Portugal
Paxdog1 on
First thought “what if a piece of that flies into the crowd? Oh wait, they got the hats, don’t they?”
Second thought “And THAT, Yoshida, is why algebra is important. Now, who had the second to worst grade?”
Mike401k on
That car has a mile to stop /s
KaitB2020 on
I can still remember my grandmother grabbing my arm and telling me that I needed to be careful. That I need to watch out for the cars because they won’t watch out for me.
I was 4 and we were walking back to the car from the grocery store. I had just stepped off the curb & wasn’t paying attention. Apparently she pulled me back & kept a large car from making me go splat. I completely missed that there was a large car coming up on me. But I’ll never forget the death grip on my arm. I had finger bruises for a week. I’ll say I definitely learned my lesson.
I taught my stepson that saying. He now repeats it to his friends. “Watch out for the cars because they won’t watch out for you”
Good_Air_7192 on
Little Tanaka-kun drue the short straw because he got the lowest mark on the maths test
Tripton1 on
“Take some pictures of that bumper, we need to make one of those”
itcouldvbeenbetterif on
Watch well, kids. Our next lesson will be about the dangers of rape!
Silver-Marzipan7220 on
Can someone translate what they said? Jc
After-West-3736 on
Those kids are cute as heck in their matching hats and life preservers.
Worldly_Delay_2395 on
Dammit Youske..
PsyLIT on
Does that mean truck-kun will finally visit other countries?
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Everybody look at the corpse. This is what happens.
Truck ki is nervous to perform
Ok kids, now who wants to try first!
American kids would be screaming and jumping up and down laughing. Source: I’m a teacher.
We had something similar, except it wasn’t a test track, the police just closed off the road in front of the elementary school and rammed a kid sized dummy perched on a pylon
It’s imperative that they learn these situations since it’s normal in Japan for young kids (as early as 5 yrs old) to walk/bus/train themselves to school and back.
“And that’s why you always leave a note”
Fill it with tomato sauce for a bigger impression
“Here’s how you avoid being isekaied.”
In my country, children go to soccer schools where parents argue and fight with each other.
What is with the cult uniforms??
Why not just….show a video?
Next is gun safety.
Sorry, Portugal
First thought “what if a piece of that flies into the crowd? Oh wait, they got the hats, don’t they?”
Second thought “And THAT, Yoshida, is why algebra is important. Now, who had the second to worst grade?”
That car has a mile to stop /s
I can still remember my grandmother grabbing my arm and telling me that I needed to be careful. That I need to watch out for the cars because they won’t watch out for me.
I was 4 and we were walking back to the car from the grocery store. I had just stepped off the curb & wasn’t paying attention. Apparently she pulled me back & kept a large car from making me go splat. I completely missed that there was a large car coming up on me. But I’ll never forget the death grip on my arm. I had finger bruises for a week. I’ll say I definitely learned my lesson.
I taught my stepson that saying. He now repeats it to his friends. “Watch out for the cars because they won’t watch out for you”
Little Tanaka-kun drue the short straw because he got the lowest mark on the maths test
“Take some pictures of that bumper, we need to make one of those”
Watch well, kids. Our next lesson will be about the dangers of rape!
Can someone translate what they said? Jc
Those kids are cute as heck in their matching hats and life preservers.
Dammit Youske..
Does that mean truck-kun will finally visit other countries?