r/nononono • u/UnspecifiedError_ • May 03 '25

Grandpa holding strong while kids struggle to stand up ladder

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u/AdministrativeHabit May 03 '25

I don't know why he wouldn't just drop down from the start. It's like 3 feet, tops. But yeah those kids were struggling

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u/hahaursofunnyxd May 03 '25

I know this might be shocking, but once you get older you become more frail and weak and just falling down a single step in a wrong way could kill you

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u/whiskeytab May 03 '25

the guy is hanging by his arms for an extended period of time, he's clearly not fragile

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u/RepublicofTim May 04 '25

Ah, I forgot that grip strength and bone/joint health are intrinsically linked such that having one guarantees the other. Good thing we've got a doctor like you here to educate us.