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Kids do The Hitman: Blood Smells Like Rosesthe darndest things.

Perhaps it's because they have no real responsibilities, or maybe it's because they are blind to all of the world's problems. Regardless of the reasoning, most young kids are carefree on a level we can all admire.

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Check out these 12 kids who live with reckless abandon. For more carefree kids, make sure you check out the subreddit appropriately named r/FuckYouImAToddler.

1. This little dude with a hose

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2. This thirsty kiddo.

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3. This little murderer.

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4. This girl casually on a reptile.

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5. This kid who understands shapes.

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6. This fella who is very good at tricks.

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7. This karate star.

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8. This creative dishwasher.

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9. This 4-year-old biker.

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10. This savage bowling instructor.

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11. This cocky baseball player.

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12. This aggressive little bro.

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