Wildly Dangerous Childhood Activities People Participated In

Someone on AskReddit got a thread going about the most dangerous childhood activities that people participated in as kids. It's threads like these that can lead some of us to those sobering realizations, where we're genuinely puzzled over how we've made it this far. So many kids just seem to be hard wired to seek out the dangerous thrills in life. Oh well, they don't know any better. For some more examples of kids being dumb and weird check out this list.

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