I'll be sure to get a picture of him in them. With his My Little Pony toothbrush. The boy likes pink.
Do you like your son?
Mal ,'Jaynestown'
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I'll be sure to get a picture of him in them. With his My Little Pony toothbrush. The boy likes pink.
Do you like your son?
Do you like your son?
Absolutely. But I need revenge for all the dirty looks I endure when I take him shopping.
I need revenge for all the dirty looks I endure when I take him shopping.
When they see him in his gear you can mouth "I'm trying to gay him up!" to them.
I doubt the lady at the check out would approve of the use of a ball gag for a three year old's screaming "BUBBALICIOUS! I. WANT. BUBBALICIOUS!"See, with the ball gag, no screaming. I know, as the guy behind ya in line, I'd be like "way to go ma!". I'm guessing the handcuffs are a viable option, as no rebuttal for them? ;)
Absolutely. But I need revenge for all the dirty looks I endure when I take him shopping.Maybe ask if he wants to dress in a pink tutu to go shopping in. With the Princess pull ups, he'll be the talk of the town.
:: ducks & covers ::
I'm a good Disciplinarian. But a sucky disciplinarian.
For the record, I did actually almost spit banana onto my monitor when I read this.
Just took a car trunkload of clothes (4 kitchen trash bags full, 1 bag of which was all coats) and a 4-foot Xmas tree to Goodwill.
Sadly, that doesn't even make a dent in the chaos at Chez Teppy, because those clothes didn't even make it into The Boy's house.
When I go the dentist, they always say my gums are a filthy mess. But my mom gets the same thing and she flosses and water-piks and whatever so much, if she let the floss run out, I'd say "But, Detective Pembleton, something's happened to my mother...she's got no dental floss. She would never, ever, do that."
I'm a good Disciplinarian. But a sucky disciplinarian.
For the record, I did actually almost spit banana onto my monitor when I read this.
That's banana, not Banana, right?
Poor Cash, but don't be too hard on yourself. My boy is a handful and a half too. I like to use the term "high energy" to describe my babies.
Isaac likes the pink too. I think lots of wee boys do. I'm convinced that while some gender preferences might be hardwired, disliking pink isn't one of them.
my brother used to like getting painted fingernails. And he would hate that I told you that.
I've read that 100 years ago, pink was for boys and blue was for girls.