This child's capacity for language terrifies me...

Sep 20, 2007 21:05

rdhdsnippet: ...blah blah blah something something Mama something something...
dababybean *perks up* Mama's mart and boooiful!
*beat*
dababybean: Papas doiyk!
rdhdsnippet: *trying desperately not to laugh* Papa is very funny!
dababybean: Papas doiyk!
rdhdsnippet: *trying even more desperately not to laugh* Papa is very funny! Can you say that?
dababybean: Papas vey funny...
rdhdsnippet: *breathes a slight sigh of relief*
dababybean: and hes ( Read more... )

warped home life, dababybean

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clonetwin September 21 2007, 12:45:25 UTC
My dad got me to call one of my mom's sisters "Aunt Porkbutt" when I was little. My papa? Also a doiyk.

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sirkenandsubg September 21 2007, 14:11:51 UTC
That is so funny. My stepdaughter will never say anything bad about me even when coerced by Ken but she makes fun of her Dad constantly.

Your son probably sensed that fact you were controlling laughter so he was trying to push your buttons also.

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beah September 21 2007, 14:29:05 UTC
A friend's kid was learning the difference between boys and girls. Mama, she pointed out, had breasts. "And what does Daddy have?" Mom asked. And totally unprompted, the kid said, "Daddy has a BIIIIIIIG penis!"

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rdhdsnippet September 21 2007, 15:23:00 UTC
Heh. :)

Evan recently (say, last month or so) discovered that he has nipples, and so does Papa. He knows Papa's don't make milk, but he's firmly convinced that his do. :)

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free_of_whip September 21 2007, 17:45:09 UTC
My son was so firmly convinced that his nipples would make milk that he once tried to feed my daughter, after deciding I wasn't getting there fast enough. Apparently, she thought he could make milk, too, because she was nursing away by the time I got there.

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free_of_whip September 21 2007, 17:43:21 UTC
At least this is better than what happened with my son. At one point, I tried to explain that he would grow up to be a man like Daddy, and his sister would grow up to be a woman like Mommy. He replied, "But I don't want to grow up to be like Daddy! I want to be able to hear!" (His father had a relatively severe hearing loss.) Umm, okay, maybe I'd better explain that a different way...

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seasonalkat September 21 2007, 14:36:54 UTC
bahahahaha!!! Very funny, and I understood babybean language perfectly without translation! :)

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drwex September 21 2007, 15:44:24 UTC
That's awesome.

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