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Kids say the darndest things.

blu67

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Our youngest, Griffin (5.75 yrs) was sitting on the toilet doing a #2. He was in there for a while and my wife went to check on him. He was sitting there "flicking" his "stuff". My wife asks, "What are you doing?"
Response:

"I need a bigger exhaust pipe." :lol :lol :lol :lol
 
:lol :lol :lol

My son has said some pretty funny things before. The one that I remember most... has to do with his 'junk'. What is it with males of all ages and being fascinated by their junk? :amaz
Anyway, my son had his hands down his pants...this confused look on his face... pulls down his pants and grabs his testicles and asks, "What's these bouncy things?" I about died laughing.

Little boys are so funny.
 
"Kats66Pny" said:
:lol :lol :lol

My son has said some pretty funny things before. The one that I remember most... has to do with his 'junk'. What is it with males of all ages and being fascinated by their junk? :amaz
Anyway, my son had his hands down his pants...this confused look on his face... pulls down his pants and grabs his testicles and asks, "What's these bouncy things?" I about died laughing.

Little boys are so funny.

At my house Klayton refers to those as his "tantacles". I try to correct him by saying testicles - but it always comes out "tantacles".
 
When my oldest son was about 3, we lived in a great old (like 80 year old) house with the big heavy wood casement windows. One day we were driving somewhere and he says, "Dad, what's the thing with windows?"
I replied, "What do you mean?"
He says, "Well, the ones at home goes up, and the ones in the car goes down!"

How do you answer that?!
 
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