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The terrible things you tell your children...
Posted by Anok • 7/23/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: bug bars, farmer's markets, mean moms
I'm so not ashamed that I tell Punky al manner of terrible things - it's horrible.
For example, there was about a year where Punky wouldn't go to the farmer's market with me because I said that fresh little children were sold at the farmer's market for 50% off
And lately - well you know how kids get all grabby-grabby with the candy at the checkout? I've begun telling Punky things like:
"Do you know what that's made of? Old shoe leather and dragon's boogers, that's what!"
Or
"Let me tell you how that's made. See, they grind up lady bugs and mix it with worm slime and top it off with a bit of whipped slug juice. Do you want to eat that?"
Or
"Pencil shavings! That stuff has pencil shavings and the oozy stuff hta comes out of frog's warts!"
Now, Punky's about 80% sure that I'm lying, but not quite sure enough to eat the candy bars....
My poor kid - Punky's gonna grow up with an abnormal fear of farmer's markets and candy bars LOLLOL
What terrible things have you told children?
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As long as you don't tell her that a 2000 year old philosopher was tacked up on a cross because SHE was bad...
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I'm watching Tim Minchin's stand-up on TV and he's just said that he said to his 18 month old daughter, when she had a coin in her mouth,
"Spit it out now, yukky. Your mouth isn't for coins, it's for food....and a bit later on, c*ck"
To which his wife said,
"Tim! You can't say that! She might like p*ssy..." -
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"If you dont change your underwear your willy will drop off"
"but I dont need a willy anyway, its just a waste of skin"
Oh how innocent children can be -
My daughter told me that she accidently swallowed a cherry pit, and I told her that a cherry tree would grow out of her stomach...
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I lie to myself all the time, but I've never lied to my daughter. Besides, I've always let her do anything she wanted anyway.
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I've never been as evil as you guys...but you're giving me ideas for the two new kids I get to mess up in a week!
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Hehehe.
I used to tell one the of kids I babysat that TV's didn't work after 9PM. And to back up my claim I would hold the remote and make it look lie I was pushing the buttons (or remove the batteries) so the TV wouldn't turn on, and the kid would go to bed without a fuss. COnsidering what a brat she was, it worked out nicely
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To save on power I told my youngest step son ( whom may have been afraid of the dark ) that leaving the light on while you sleep could result in electrocution while you sleep. You see leaving your light on at night attracts lightning, the lighting will hit the house, travel through the wiring of the house and come out through the light bulb and get him.
From that night onward the dark wasn't so scary after all -
I can't think of anything right off. I lean toward the truth. I do remember my mom traumatizing me though. I had a loose tooth and she wanted to pull it and I wouldn't let her. She said "If I don't pull it you will turn into a witch with an ugly green nose with a wart on it." That freaked me out so bad I let her pull the stupid thing. She told me that happened to one of her friends until her tooth was pulled.
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My friends mum used to tell them that Ice-cream was only invented in the Summer, so they wouldn't ask for it any other seasons.
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My dad used to tell us that the ice cream van only played the chimes to let people know he had run out of ice cream and was going back to base for more.
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He once made me cry for an hour when I was a kid. I had this gold fish I had won at the fair and I loved him more than I loved even my bike. So my dad cut a piece of carrot into the same shape as my gold fish and put my fish in cup of water and the carrot in its bowl.
So he shouts of me and says "I'm starving!" sticks his hand into the bowl and eats my "fish"
I was stood there in shock while he chewed on my "fish" and made mmmm noises.
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My mother frequently told me that if I didn't stop itching my eczema the doctors would put me in a strait-jacket. This genuinely traumatised me when I was a kid.
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Yeah a little bit.
I was told all kinds of funny things as a kid - like my dad tried to convince me that baby back ribs were made of real babies....
And my brother tries to trick Punky into believing he's some cartoon character (Mickey mouse or whatever) every time he calls the house
It never ever works, but still, he tries
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