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"Apparently," little Noah Ritter from Wilkes-Barre, Pa., has apparently never been on live TV, apparently.

Of all the fads to sweep the Internet, this one is one of the more dangerous. An unidentified teenager in Lexington, Kentucky recently set himself ablaze while joining the 'fire challenge,' a trend in which people set themselves on fire on video.

Remember when you were a kid and you would go to the park and play? Did you always have your parents with you? Probably not. Like most kids, you probably left the house in the morning, hopped on your bike and played with your friends all day. A Port St. Lucie, Fla., mother was arrested Saturday for letting her 7-year-old kid do just that, WPTV 5 reported.

Do you have trouble doing simple everyday math? Well, this guy has a way to make it even easier for you.

This story can't be described in any way besides "creepy."

Kids tend to say whatever comes to their minds without a filter at times. This can lead to some good laughs, or also having to have a serious talk with your children.

How does this even happen? Then again, how do parents leave their kids in a hot car with the windows closed in the middle of the summer?

The little guy is in town, I'm tired, he's up for whatever, and sometimes, I find that hard to believe. But see, I've taken a little time to really see the little things, and man, I get why he's just happy to do whatever.

Worse than the grocery store, toy store and all things shopping is taking your kid on your car buying adventures. Without a doubt, for a kid and sometimes adults, car shopping is the worst. The absolute worst!

Kids have great imaginations. They can make use out of pretty much anything if helps them have fun. After all, kids may throw a present you got them aside just to play with the box that the present came in. But this public-service announcement (PSA) shows that kids may be able to get their hands on the wrong things to use for their enjoyment, even things used for pleasure, ladies.

Ahhh, to be a kid. Loads of stuff swishing around in that melon of theirs. For my kid, on a random Tuesday last week, it was cereal.

Remember when you were a kid and you would beg, plead with your parents to get you something like a dog, video game system, or even something for the yard so your friends would come over to play? Sure, back then you didn't understand the concept of money but you wanted to be the coolest kid on the block. One father caved in to this kids request, only to have them not use the trampoline he bought f