I love the one with the teen and the parent just talking out the whole fighting scenario civilly, and the kid decides it's worth it to try and fight the bully. Violence might not always be the answer, but to think about it beforehand, talk out the scenario, actually weigh the risk vs. reward, decide it's worth it, and then be totally right about it... I can get behind that.
I hated my ceramic cooktop! I wanted a gas one. My daughter at 6 tried to open a tamagotchi toy with a hammer and broke my ceramic cooktop…I tried acting stern when inside I was elated I could replace it!!!
My son was about 7 and developing a bit of an attitude. I don't remember exactly what he said to his dad, but it was rude and snarky. My husband responds with, "Excuse me?" Hoping he'd apologize... Nope, he just repeated it louder... Thank goodness my kid couldn't see me cause I could hardly stifle the laughter.... Twice I got calls from the school principal for my same kid. He was 6 and was easily influenced by his peers at the time. First call, him and his friends were kicking each other in the nuts at recess.... Second call, my son swears it wasn't him but, they were playing with sticks and running around chasing each other when my son found dog poop and then chased the other kids around with a poop stick.... Boys....🙄 Those talks at home were tough to get through...lol
I was on the "kid side" one time My brothers and I were trying to figure out our parents 20th wedding anniversary So we took the age of older brother and added a year. We were then told by our parents they were only married a few weeks before my oldest brother was born Without thinking I blurted to my oldest brother "I've been calling you a bas**** for all these years and I was right" Mom was pissed and dad was stifling his laughter
Little boy at 3 years old. Runs into the bathroom to pee. He used the training potty. He then went into the hallway and pooped on the floor. I loudly said “why?!” He replied “ I wasn’t trained for that job yet,” Later that day I relayed the story to my Mom, and laughed so hard at his response.
When I was really little (I think only partially potty trained) my dad was giving me a bath when I had to go to the bathroom For some reason I didn’t want to get out of the tub and just told my dad “I have to pee!” And stated going (important note I’m not male, so it’s not like I had any knowledge of pissing standing up) My dad with his amazing reflexes grabbed a cup before I contaminated the bathwater When he tried teaching me a lesson asking “where are we supposed to go potty” I answered “the cup?” Rekked
My brother would sell shards of broken glass to kids at school by claiming it was diamonds. He was maybe 8 at the time. It's truly impressive how good he is at talking people into things.
Honestly yeah don't trust child-proof medicine around your kids when I was little I took that shit as a challenge I don't think my mom even realizes how many bottles I opened of random medicines just to prove that I could do it like it was some game or something
16:20 Probably ded now, bc they’re literally babies. Solids or not they’d survive better as fully grown adults. They need to mature both in body _and_ mind. Imagine sending out a toddler into the world to care for themselves once they started eating solids-
Skunks are weened off there mothers at 2-3 months old but stay with there mother and mature for a year those skunks probably weren’t ready to go when OP saw them should have just taken the long drive and taken them in
I love the one with the teen and the parent just talking out the whole fighting scenario civilly, and the kid decides it's worth it to try and fight the bully. Violence might not always be the answer, but to think about it beforehand, talk out the scenario, actually weigh the risk vs. reward, decide it's worth it, and then be totally right about it... I can get behind that.
I hated my ceramic cooktop! I wanted a gas one. My daughter at 6 tried to open a tamagotchi toy with a hammer and broke my ceramic cooktop…I tried acting stern when inside I was elated I could replace it!!!
My son was about 7 and developing a bit of an attitude. I don't remember exactly what he said to his dad, but it was rude and snarky. My husband responds with, "Excuse me?" Hoping he'd apologize... Nope, he just repeated it louder... Thank goodness my kid couldn't see me cause I could hardly stifle the laughter....
Twice I got calls from the school principal for my same kid. He was 6 and was easily influenced by his peers at the time. First call, him and his friends were kicking each other in the nuts at recess.... Second call, my son swears it wasn't him but, they were playing with sticks and running around chasing each other when my son found dog poop and then chased the other kids around with a poop stick.... Boys....🙄 Those talks at home were tough to get through...lol
I was on the "kid side" one time
My brothers and I were trying to figure out our parents 20th wedding anniversary
So we took the age of older brother and added a year. We were then told by our parents they were only married a few weeks before my oldest brother was born
Without thinking I blurted to my oldest brother "I've been calling you a bas**** for all these years and I was right"
Mom was pissed and dad was stifling his laughter
Little boy at 3 years old. Runs into the bathroom to pee. He used the training potty. He then went into the hallway and pooped on the floor. I loudly said “why?!”
He replied “ I wasn’t trained for that job yet,”
Later that day I relayed the story to my Mom, and laughed so hard at his response.
😂😂😂 omg that actually had me loling for real.
Kid was probably like "😑 seriously dude?? WOW"
When I was really little (I think only partially potty trained) my dad was giving me a bath when I had to go to the bathroom
For some reason I didn’t want to get out of the tub and just told my dad “I have to pee!” And stated going (important note I’m not male, so it’s not like I had any knowledge of pissing standing up)
My dad with his amazing reflexes grabbed a cup before I contaminated the bathwater
When he tried teaching me a lesson asking “where are we supposed to go potty” I answered “the cup?”
Rekked
My brother would sell shards of broken glass to kids at school by claiming it was diamonds. He was maybe 8 at the time. It's truly impressive how good he is at talking people into things.
Honestly yeah don't trust child-proof medicine around your kids when I was little I took that shit as a challenge I don't think my mom even realizes how many bottles I opened of random medicines just to prove that I could do it like it was some game or something
I think you’d be horrified to learn my mom gave a half-full pill bottle to my baby cousin to “keep him occupied” citing the child-safe lid
16:20 Probably ded now, bc they’re literally babies. Solids or not they’d survive better as fully grown adults. They need to mature both in body _and_ mind. Imagine sending out a toddler into the world to care for themselves once they started eating solids-
Skunks are weened off there mothers at 2-3 months old but stay with there mother and mature for a year those skunks probably weren’t ready to go when OP saw them should have just taken the long drive and taken them in
@@Tuggbugg I fully agree- or taken them to someone who could better care for them for that time
I really want to know what text to speech program are you using because every time I try looking for it google points to some advance Ai software?
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The Bible says that if you confess with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. 😊
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@@subtopotatoorhewilldie408exactly
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You need Satan to repeatedly enter you, gurl.
SOMEONE CALL SEARCH AND RESCUE
WE NEED TO FIND WHO THE FUCK ASKED!!
Delusional parents at 26 mins