>Tobias
Fucking Noob
>Anon who wants to enlist in space force please Enter your First and last name on this drop for fast tracking at DOD.
I'm already on the Space Force.
They just haven't figured it out yet
>Does anyone else here not trust Elon Musk and think he's a bit too involved with bad elements to have avoiding batch poisoning having drank from the same well as them?
You're not alone.
>Look up Pretoria Boys High.
I did, and noticed this article from just yesterday
WTF?!
‘skull breaker challenge’
https://citizen.co.za/news/south-africa/social-media/2243557/potentially-dangerous-skull-breaker-challenge-emerges-in-pretoria/
> Paramedics have warned that the skull breaker challenge could result in dire medical implications or even death.
>A dangerous social media challenge that is trending around the world has emerged in Pretoria.
>Known as the “skull breaker challenge”, the trend involves three children standing next to one another, jumping into the air then tripping the person in the middle, who falls on his back, reports Pretoria Moot Rekord.
>A video showing three young boys from a high school in the Pretoria Moot area has emerged as they laugh and complete the challenge. The management of the school was not available for comment and the department of education also had not responded by the time of publication.
>There have been multiple reports of children being seriously injured as a result of this dangerous social media trend.
>Best Care ambulance service spokesperson, Xander Loubser, said the skull breaker challenge could result in dire medical implications or even death.
>“If you land directly on your head on a hard surface it might cause a skull fracture or spine fracture, which could result in having some form of a disability or death,” said Loubser.
>Loubser warned parents to educate learners on the implications of the challenge.
>In Brazil, it was reported that a learner had died after participating in the game and falling on her head. There is a number of videos of school learners playing the game.
>TikTok is a trending video creation platform that is popular among the generation Z users, aged 7-22. It hit mainstream South Africa, with a local influencer from Pretoria having more than 1.8 million followers.
There's more to the article. But needless to say, don't fucking do dumb shit like this.