Son 2: "Grandpa is like a cat, but instead of bringing home dead birds he brings home discounted sausage. And he puts the dead birds in the compost."
Friday, 31 January 2014
Thursday, 30 January 2014
Avenging Angles
Son 2: "I wish I looked like a superhero."
Me: "Don't. Their bodies are physically impossible."
Son 1: "Exactly. They have non-euclidean abs, breasts that contain themselves and when you talk to a superhero their topography inverts. And THEN they start occupying the same space as each other."
Me: "Don't. Their bodies are physically impossible."
Son 1: "Exactly. They have non-euclidean abs, breasts that contain themselves and when you talk to a superhero their topography inverts. And THEN they start occupying the same space as each other."
Wednesday, 29 January 2014
Dong Show
Me: So I got the extended warranty package..."
Son 2: "Heh heh. Package."
Me: "Really?"
Son 1: "You know he'll laugh at any old junk you say."
Tuesday, 28 January 2014
Monday, 27 January 2014
Martial Mall
Dad: "Want me to show you the steps in today's Kung Fu pattern?"
Son 2: "No. I'm going to learn it the way God intended: from an Asian man in a strip mall."
Son 2: "No. I'm going to learn it the way God intended: from an Asian man in a strip mall."
Sunday, 26 January 2014
Legal Strike
Me: "I'm eating chips. Don't judge me."
Son 1: "I won't judge you if you don't judge me."
Me: "It's my job to judge you."
Son 1: "Yeah, but I won't judge you for not doing you job."
Son 1: "I won't judge you if you don't judge me."
Me: "It's my job to judge you."
Son 1: "Yeah, but I won't judge you for not doing you job."
Saturday, 25 January 2014
Period Pieces
Me: "Maybe I should learn tatting for when I watch Downton Abbey."
Dad: "You could knit crumpet covers."
Son 2: "Or teacups."
Son 1: "Or monocles."
Dad: "You could knit crumpet covers."
Son 2: "Or teacups."
Son 1: "Or monocles."
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