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Webster didn't really float in the air with the help of balloons

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Sometimes it's really dangerous to try to recreate something you've seen on television. Can you imagine trying to fly like Nathan on Heroes or trying to be an overweight guy who marries a really hot woman like on all of the sitcoms? Dangerous! We've already seen a bunch of kids injured by trying to copy stunts on Jackass and Punk'd.

But some recreations aren't that dangerous, especially if you do them inside. Mena Trott over at the Dollar Short blog decided to see if she could attach balloons to her young daughter and have her float in the air, a la Webster in the opening credits of the 80s ABC sitcom. The result? Well, turns out you can't put a bunch of balloons on a child or a small person (or a dog) and make them float in the air.

I'm sure if you had enough balloons, say 3000, you could float, but where the hell are you going to get that many balloons?

I'm not sure if I'm a little bummed that it didn't work or if I'm actually relieved that there isn't a kid up there with the birds and airplanes. Probably a little of both. Now, has anyone ever tried to actually make one of Rachael Ray's meals in 30 minutes?

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