Photos like these remind my head to think nice things
about these miniature people--
lest the only thought in my brain regarding them be,
"Horton hears a tinkle, but what age do y'all need to be before the pee actually goes into the toilet instead of getting mopped up by my pasty white heinie when it hits the seat?"
They have made me Human Charmin, so they do well to pump up the cuteness on occasion and save their own sorry asses.
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That is why kids are so cute, otherwise we'd toss them out the window :)
well, i can't say as mine ever had a consistently poor aim problem but by golly how hard is it to flush the friggin toilet?????
yeah, good thing they are cute.....
it's the tie. it's that tie!
you know Huey Lewis used to do the same things to The News when they were on tour
Miniature beans rock. They make the world a much more beautiful and magical place to live in. Even when we want to kill them. ;)
That's the thing about the little ones, whether human or animal. Their cuteness saves their life many a time.
In my experience, the wee never learns to make it in the toilet.
I like how they are hugging like they love each other and always share. Bery, bery cute.
What kind of drug did you give them to make them sit still for that photo? and what is Niblet's penchant for ties about do you think? will he eventually start wearing an ascot and smoking a pipe? or will he be more of a GQ/Details kind of superboymodelwaiter?
iJim
Ha! Love this. Only it's poop in our house and my butt does not touch it. Nobody is capable of flushing the toilet!! Every time I use the potty, there's somebody else's little load.
If our kids weren't cute, the species would cease to exist!
I don't really have anything to say about pee, but I wanted to say hi, and let you know I'm still alive. Hi!
Yeah, good thing they're cute. At least you know from whom the pee comes. There's some unknown person at work that does that about once a month, which makes you approach the staff toilet with the same caution as you'd approach a toilet full of invisible sharks.
I've gotten to the point always wiping the seat with T/P before I sit regardless of whether there are drips or not.
your children are magnificent. there are no two ways about it. pee and all, i love them.
I reckon there's a biological imperative that deadens a parent's sense to how effing irritating their children really are. I go out to restaurants and am horrified to see parents smiling benignly at their little shits tearing the place up.
As an ex-teacher, I have no qualms about loudly questioning this behaviour.
Puss
Awww. You gotta love 'em even when you want to throttle them.
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