Its the one on Steve Wright in the afternoon, obviously
thank you very much
Gilbert
Ooo perfect thread, I was about to set one up about my little darlings. From my little girl when doing Dad stroke on head as she passed "Dad, I'm not a dog!" (She is 4)
As for my son (2) he came through tonight (he has a mild cold), we got worried when we saw what looked like loads of earwax. Putting all the lights on we cleaned out the ear debating doctors, painkillers, etc... Then we worked out what it was, chocolate. How he got that in his ear we don't know, but thats kids for you.
Our 6 year old daughter was listening to the Beatles on the car radio. I explained that they were the Beatles,she then asked, if they were Beatles when they were young how did they turn into men when they were older!
On the anniversary of John Lennons death our local radio station played Woman, she asked ,well, if that man is dead, how come he is singing on the radio? :doh:
My now 15yo girl when still young enough to need a child seat on a long journey somewhere.
"I spy with my little eye, something beginning with "f" (f mind; not F)
Mk II "Face"
A "No"
Me "Feather"
A "No"
Her older brother (by 3yrs) "Fags"
A "No"
This went on for about 20 minutes.
All " Okay A, we give in"
A "Fone, sillys. There" Pointing to my mobli in it's cradle on the fascia.
I still tease her about it now when I see her and she still says she remembers it.
My daughter H has come out with some classics ... most memorable are ...
She was about 3 for the first two ...
H: Mummy how does a power station work?
Me: Erm it's very complicated, ask Daddy to show you when we get home.
H: you don't know do you?
Me: Yes it's just very complicated
H: It's okay Mummy ..... we can't ALL be clever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
H: I know the French for yes .......... oui oui
Hubby: it's only oui oui for emphasis ... yes is simply oui ....
(few minutes elapse and you can hear the cogs turning in her head)
H if oui is is yes ... is the french for no .... poo?
Then at parents evening a few weeks ago ... (she's 7 now)
H: Miss my mummy's getting old.
Miss: I don't think she is H ...
H: Oh she is ..... you know she's almost old enough to be a Granny!!!!!!
(I'm 31 and she's the oldest!)
Kids ... :doh:
I have mentioned this before, but......
My teenage daughter: "Dad, can pre-cum make you pregnant?" :shock: :shock: :shock:
(Background
Mk II's father was the most bigoted, homophobic racist I've ever met. Unfortunately, my son had to spend quite a lot of time in his company)
And my now 19 yo boy when he was just out of a kiddy seat on seeing two guys walking the down the street holding hands:
"Mum, Are they two of them gay c**ts??"
At a footbal match with a mate and his 6 year old son.
Boy: Dad, which player is named You Fucker
Dad: (After spitting half eaten pie over bloke in front) Why do you think some is called that?
Boy: Those men behind keep shouting "Go on you fucker"
Dave_Notts
I have probably said this somewhere else on the forum but here goes.
Child 'A' who was about 9/10 comes down stairs one Sunday morning.......
"mummy are you ok?"
Me "Yes sweetheart, why?"
A "Well I heard you making a noise lastnight"
Me "Did you sweetpea? What sort of noise"
A "OOH arrrrrrr yesssss oh God mmmmmmmmm"
Quick exit by Ian
Me "er............ er.................oh I think that was...........when I stubbed my toe on the bed"
We later went to my parents for Sunday lunch, yep, you guessed it. 'A' came out with the same impression over the roast.
*exit Ian and my Dad
After lunch my Mum gave me a right telling off about it and told me I should have known that when children get older you need to have sex on the settee and not up stairs.
JUST LIKE THEY DID :shock: Like you need to hear what your parents get up to :!:
Kids, you gotta love em
Dawn :silly:
My 3 year old daughter came up to me one day and rubbed my chin (3 o'clock shadow)
daddy, are you growing a beard?
no, why?
you are all scratchy, if you grow a beard you will turn into Santa, i don't like Santa
(she freaked out at a santa's grotto when she was 2)
daddy, go and shave, I don't want you to turn into santa
bless.
My sister, who has 2 girls, related a story to me of when they were 6 and 8. She asked whre they were going...to which the youngest replied..."We're going outside to play the shagging game"...not wanting to draw attention to is...my sister then asked what that game was about...the youngest replied..."Its where the big one gets on top of the little one and goes...SHAG..SHAG...SHAG...SHAG...SHAG!"
:shock:
My kids once said to me "dad can we have some money"
No.. I lie they always said that and still do as adults :cry:
The garage had become a little bit of a dumping ground, and it became time for a clear out.
I was accompanied to the local waste tip by one of the children. On the way back home I told him that the next trip would only be with two old bicycles, and a third trip would be needed with the rest of the rubbish.
"why don't you put the bikes on the bike rack and then put the rubbish in the boot, then you only need to do one trip".
FFS they never taught me common sense at school.
Ian_Mids
hi,
when out shopping with my little boy (3) there was a coloured man waiting to pay infornt of us and my little lad pointed out that there was a chocolate man!
Makes me want to try a black man even more now lol
F
This afternoon I was sweeping the garden path and my 5 year old daughter asks if she can borrow the sweeping brush when I've finished.
"yeah sure ... what for?"
"For a bitch's womb" :shock:
I can't be certain but I think she meant 'witches broom'.
Forgot one my delightful daughter came out with.
Busy ladies toilets in town centre, sharing a cubicle she went first and then I decided I needed a quick pee ...
Loud as you can imagine ... daughter said .. "Mummy, why do mummy's have fluffy bums?"
Cue hysterical laughter from next cubicle and we beat hasty retreat!!!!