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LMAO - too bad that will never make it to prime-time TV!
We were driving to Toronto once and I turned on the radio and a real commercial for this ice cream came on and this one woman says, "MMMM makes every taste bud feel like a g-spot." I couldn't believe it wasn't a spoof.
We were driving to Toronto once and I turned on the radio and a real commercial for this ice cream came on and this one woman says, "MMMM makes every taste bud feel like a g-spot." I couldn't believe it wasn't a spoof.
I'm laughing in my head since we brought up my nephew and his antics. As a small kid he really was hysterical.
My brother came downstairs one morning and there was baking flour everywhere from every corner the wood floors were just covered from the living room dinning room to the kitchen and he was like, "WTF?" Seems my nephew got up in the middle of the night and did it because if someone broke in the house he would have their foot prints as evidence. I swear my brother was raising McCaully Culkin.
When he was still in a high chair and learning to use silverware we were all out to dinner and he was sitting next to me and my purse was on the floor next to my chair. Well, he was weilding that spoon with mashed potatoes on it pretty good. The next morning I reached into the front pocket of my purse for my keys and there was a spoon with dried mashed potatoes on it and the whole front pocket and everything in it had dried mashed potatoes in or on it including my keys which I dropped in there when I got home.
Those are great! And they're the kind of memories that you can have without snapshots or videos - you'll never lose them.
Yes but if you take a snapshot you can then share the visual memories with them when they are older!
I have so many pics of the aftermath of my kids being naughty...covered with babypowder from head to toe (and the room, and the beds and the hallway), covered in mud, sitting next to a cake that that ate LIKE A DOG, looking like the hulk because he ate the container of the green crystal sprinkles....etc. The list goes on and on.
When I took some of those pics I was just so flippin' mad...but over the years I have learned to laugh at them and the kids get a kick out of them too.
Those are great! And they're the kind of memories that you can have without snapshots or videos - you'll never lose them.
Oh, he was a smart little turd. What I would call an 'old soul' he just knew too much too soon in life not to make you wonder.
We were at my brother's and on the couch watching some television show and Jim was acting up as usual so my brother gave him a 'time-out' in this chair. And as soon as my brother left the room he picked the chair up and moved it over by us so he could see the television and sit with us. He got my brother on a technicality on that one - he was still sitting in the chair.
Oh, he was a smart little turd. What I would call an 'old soul' he just knew too much too soon in life not to make you wonder.
I sometimes wonder about the "old soul" thing - I've been accused of it as well as my oldest son. Here I always thought it skipped at least one generation.
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We were at my brother's and on the couch watching some television show and Jim was acting up as usual so my brother gave him a 'time-out' in this chair. And as soon as my brother left the room he picked the chair up and moved it over by us so he could see the television and sit with us. He got my brother on a technicality on that one - he was still sitting in the chair.
...When I took some of those pics I was just so flippin' mad...but over the years I have learned to laugh at them and the kids get a kick out of them too.
At least you can always give them the Mom Curse - that they have kids like them.
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