Why not use butter around the boy’s neck? (When I was about two/three years old, I had my head stuck in a rocking chair; mother phoned someone with a circular saw to liberate me. Still have the chair, but no longer the piece in which I was stuck.)
Had a cat do that one time chasing a bug – nothing like twenty razor sharp claws on a terrified animal while trying to remove her head fro the chair. Like this kid, a twit, but we love em!
The kid’s ears are usually the problem. Grab ‘em by the ankles and turn them up so their face is pointing the way out. (Hopefully that’s clear.) Should slip through with little problem.
As I sat in my son’s school office one morning, I saw a bunch of teachers/staff members run into the office asking for butter. One of the receptionists said she has some Crisco in the back (probably for just this reason as I can’t think of any other reason to take Crisco to work). They left with the jar of Crisco and paper towels. A few minutes later they all come back with a crying little girl whose arm was slightly red and very greasy. Apparently, she got her arm stuck in something somewhere in the school. She was fine physically, just more embarrassed and scared than anything.
Templo S.U.D. almost 6 years ago
Why not use butter around the boy’s neck? (When I was about two/three years old, I had my head stuck in a rocking chair; mother phoned someone with a circular saw to liberate me. Still have the chair, but no longer the piece in which I was stuck.)
chris_weaver almost 6 years ago
They should, appropriately, get the chair for this!
Wilkins068 almost 6 years ago
If you go to jail, make sure you stick your head through the bars.
I AM CARTOON LADY! almost 6 years ago
So, if they get his head from between the chair spokes, will that make him un-spoken?
CoffeeBob Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Had a cat do that one time chasing a bug – nothing like twenty razor sharp claws on a terrified animal while trying to remove her head fro the chair. Like this kid, a twit, but we love em!
Luanaphile almost 6 years ago
Sadly the child’s head was there when dad glued in the spindles.
John W Kennedy Premium Member almost 6 years ago
“But my head slid in and out easily, last year!”
adrianrune almost 6 years ago
The kid’s ears are usually the problem. Grab ‘em by the ankles and turn them up so their face is pointing the way out. (Hopefully that’s clear.) Should slip through with little problem.
Nicole ♫ ⊱✿ ◕‿◕✿⊰♫ Premium Member almost 6 years ago
As I sat in my son’s school office one morning, I saw a bunch of teachers/staff members run into the office asking for butter. One of the receptionists said she has some Crisco in the back (probably for just this reason as I can’t think of any other reason to take Crisco to work). They left with the jar of Crisco and paper towels. A few minutes later they all come back with a crying little girl whose arm was slightly red and very greasy. Apparently, she got her arm stuck in something somewhere in the school. She was fine physically, just more embarrassed and scared than anything.