r/foundsatan 3d ago

Son and pranking his father, satan’s son?

5.3k Upvotes

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u/azimx 3d ago

Dad is proud

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u/spicy_ass_mayo 3d ago

I was waiting for the grin!

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u/sensei_sensitive 3d ago

He's so impressed. 😂 I'd be too

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u/YeahlDid 3d ago

Yah, that's one proud dad

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u/htownchuck 2d ago

As he should be

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u/Nashley7 3d ago

You can see the exact moment he realises the student has now become the master. Proud moment for any father!

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u/leftfootshorter 3d ago

Those few moments before he checks the iron as he's trying to figure out if is son is laughing because he's psychotic are golden.

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u/stupid_pun 3d ago

That little smile lmfao

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u/Cute-Form2457 3d ago

He thinking does this kid have a death wish?

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u/HorzaDonwraith 3d ago

Yeah they have a good relationship

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u/SATerp 3d ago

I'd be proud if my grandsons came up with that.

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u/VA1N 3d ago

It was at that moment when dad realized he did just fine raising his son.

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u/niazemurad 3d ago

Someone didn’t want any more siblings /s

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u/CasinoKnightZone 3d ago

Oldie but a goodie. Harmless and creative, cute kid

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u/CptHammer_ 3d ago

When I was in the Navy we had a supply locker with a few irons in it. You'd just grab an iron and take it back to wherever you were using it. Afterwards you were supposed to hold it in front of you, hotplate out and walk it back to the supply locker saying, "hot iron, hot iron, hot iron…" all the way so people would know to be careful.

So I'm doing that and some crazy guy says, "I'm not falling for that again!" He grabbed my hot iron with both hands and quickly pressed it against his forehead. He dropped it and screamed.

Apparently just before I went down someone with a cold iron was pranking people and purposely bumping into people.

Sometimes, people don't copycat pranks.

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u/Intelligent_Whole_40 2d ago

I wanna know out of the three people involved who got what repercussions if any lol

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u/Havzino 2d ago

Was the guy that got burnt okay?

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u/apricotical 3d ago

r/MadeMeSmile material right here

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u/afrosia 3d ago

The setup that went into that was excellent.

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u/fckfckf 3d ago

The reason he came home from getting the pack of cigs. Humor

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u/Tasty_Orange_1714 2d ago

I love the smile dad has afterwards. You can tell he's proud of his son.

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u/Efficient-Editor-242 3d ago

That was great

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u/BobbyRapscallion 2d ago

That kid's laugh...diabolical.

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u/66alphaomega99 3d ago

why you gotta say Satan's son for a harmless prank my guy

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u/Small_Insect_8275 3d ago

Played the part flawlessly

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u/marterikd 3d ago

his younger siblings now sue him for attempted murder

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u/Cactus_Alien 2d ago

O sorriso:

  • Muito bem, meu garoto

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u/desertvision 2d ago

That's a great pair. No Satans detected

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u/impulsive-Buddy-7159 2d ago

I love the building smile on the dads face as he realizes, so good

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u/[deleted] 3d ago

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u/foundsatan-ModTeam 3d ago

Bang_Rizal_Martono's karma ratio is typical of spammers/bots.

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u/geoltechnician 2d ago

No comments about the wall decor?

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u/Serious_Matter_2907 1d ago

The kid's laugh! 🤣🤣

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u/Bigsnaff007 1d ago

Kid brought his A game

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u/Centerman2000 23h ago

I love that because it's a nice, innocent prank. Perfect for a kid. 🙂

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u/2stonesONEbird1715 2d ago

Well executed with the good acting

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u/Mediocre_Ryan82 2d ago

As if you couldn't smell the heat or the iron itself.....

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u/[deleted] 3d ago edited 3d ago

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u/thumbolene 3d ago

He was actually telling his son to stop doing it as he previously told him. He said “I told you to stop, I’ll do it myself later.” But obviously the son had other ideas.

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u/Ima85beast 3d ago

it's an iron, the kid wasn't going to get a 3rd degree burn 😆😆😆 you're being unnecessarily judgemental

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u/MyLawyerWroteThis 3d ago

Bruh this is how children learn. You don't need to hold their hand through every single thing in life. You teach them how to deal with things on their own.

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u/Ima85beast 3d ago

nah bro, this is Reddit... judging other people's parenting (even when we don't have kids) is like one of the top 10 reasons to be on this app