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Herman 3 year s ago
#23 When my son was a toddler, he couldn't say 'blanket', he'd say 'munket'.
To this day, that's what our family calls a blanket.
To this day, that's what our family calls a blanket.
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Pete 3 year s ago
#18 we did the same when I was young, and now we do the same with our kids ...
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Avarilla 3 year s ago
My dad kept cigarette packs in the refrigerator because he said it kept them fresher. Also, I worked with college age girl who had never tried pimento cheese because her mother told her their family was not "pimento cheese type people".
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Pete 3 year s ago
#26 same with my parantes, even though my dad was a teacher. After elementary school he said "you have to know why you have to learn" and never asked for grades, never whent to "parent conference days", never came to school festivals. I didn't invite them to my PhD celebration
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Ced 3 year s ago
Pete, Maybe that's why you misspell parents as "parantes"! Wha'cha' think?
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Christa 3 year s ago
my son used to call remote control's a "mokcholla" and its stuck with our family.
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Tom 3 year s ago
What? No poop knife?
To this day, that's what our family calls a blanket.