so my boy starts turning round and round on the spot. most likely something he picked from school. i tell him to desist and he ignores me. remove him from the floor, warn him that he would get dizzy and fall down then put him on the seat. looks at me belligerently. two minutes later he's back at it. i let him be. not long after he's staggering all over the floor and falls down. banging his head on the seat cushion -luckily. he cries like a swenani. 2 weeks later i am yet to see him try it again. he still climbs windows though.

This is good. I remember during our days how many times I narrowly missed death or serious injury. Yes this has helped me in my risk assessment today.
I remember one day me and my group of 4 friends went (as usual) to push our home made go Cart down a hill. Due to wood fatigue the thing disintegrated mid way and we were all thrown in different directions. I managed to limp home but I had sprained my foot so badly that I couldn't go to play again for almost a week it was during the holidays. What I didn't tell mum was in the same incident someones hand was broken and another one lost a tooth.

There was this boy from my village who attempted to parachute down a tall tree using an umbrella.A couple of metres down from his jumping point,the umbrella canopy turned upwards (We were not expecting it to hold anyway). The boy sustained multiple injuries and despite his agony,he still got a few lashes from his mom before being taken to hospital......amongst us then,he became a hero.

....I am under no obligation to disclose my enemies or friends ......Then there was this one who strapped a 30 litre plastic jerrycan on his back.The "innovation" had a thin plastic pipe running from the cap to his mouth.The poor boy tried to scuba dive with the contraption in a nearby dam.I think he wanted to explore the bottom of the dam. Of course the idiot was lucky he couldn't go down.