youtube.com/watch?v=cJDmNJRd … AAAAAAAAAA
this is apparently the new , more effective way of dropping off kindy kids once they reach their neighborhood non ? 
Standard Operating Procedure.
Scary stuff. Glad he was OK though.
no biggie, thats how Jackie Chan grew up in the kong they say .
…what?..is that wrong?..teaches quick reflexes…drop & roll…good for the kid.
It seems like almost every time I see one of those small school buses around the city, the driver is driving like a complete twat, oblivious to road rules and traffic safety.
Same here. :s
Much should be said about the helpful man who pointed and told the kid to run and catch up to the bus. 
A minor correction.
The school bag saved the little boy or else it could have been “head, let me introduce you to pavement”.
Ah, brings back memories of my own childhood, that used to happen often. But then we rode jeeps to school…
Jeeps!?
You had Jeeps to ride in?
Wow…we would’ve killed to have Jeeps to ride to school in.
We had burros. Big smelly burros. That pooped all over the place.
And we had to dodge bullets as we jumped from the burros.
Bullets from rebels who wanted to steal our lunches.
Lunches of week-old bread and watery mayonnaise…in the snow…going uphill…barefoot… :boo-hoo:
I went to school after WWII. 
“Cha Bo Duo” society this what you get. Anyone really surprised? Thank god these people don’t own firearms.
Amen to that!
It looks very efficient, doesn’t it?
After all, your number one priority is “getting things done!”
[quote=“Hamletintaiwan”]It looks very efficient, doesn’t it?
After all, your number one priority is “getting things done!”[/quote]
Exactly. A lot of what is often attributed to chabodouism is actually part of the culture of expediency.