Cabbages, Canada, corners and chavs
Just a sample of random stuff from the dark depths of my children’s minds…
B1 age 10 3/4: Do you know anybody who’s played Russian roulette?
LG age 6 1/4: Mummy, when people take skin off pigs, do they die straight away?
B1 age 10 3/4: Mummy, do you know how much cabbages cost in Canada?
LG age 6 1/4: How does a person get to be chavvy?
LG age 6 1/4: Some children who are naughty can be quite thin.
LG age 6 1/4: Jack turned round and he said ‘You’re my girlfriend’ and I thought ‘Oh no! I don’t even like him, he’s naughty.’
B1 age 10 3/4: I’m really quick at turning sharp corners.
The chavvy question made me giggle. They do ask they funniest things don’t they?
They certainly do! You will notice that one of my kids isn’t represented here – he doesn’t say unintentionally funny things!
Bit worried about the Russian Roulette question….. god luck with that xx I must say I’d like to know how people get to be chavvy. When you reply, I may need a time machine!!! Love it x
Ha ha! I can’t wait until H starts to say unintentionally funny things.Am sure it won’t be long.
Thanks very much, ladies. I’m sure it won’t be long, Mummy G! I started recording what my kids said when my daughter was 4 – and she was pretty funny then I’m just sorry I missed all the years before that.
I’m sure the chavvy question is down to complex socio-economic factors, Cathie, but I didn’t say that to my kids! 😉
I think the some children who are naughty can be quite thin comment was hilarious. And thank you for your comment about the writing on the car window on my post – I cracked up at that one!! 🙂 x
Oh the girlfriend line is one I have heard this week, it’s ok though as ‘Boys are smelly’!
Loving the amount of questions – shows active and curious minds 😀
Thanks very much, ladies. The car window was an unexpected bonus, Tori!
My kids most certainly have active and curious minds, Minisaurus!
Kiddies do say the funniest things don’t they x
Now I want to know what kind of child wonders about the speed of death of a pig once it has been skinned!!! Eeeuw!
They certainly do, Susan!
If you met my daughter, Actually Mummy, you would be so shocked that she could say that. The words ‘butter wouldn’t melt’ were designed for my daughter – she is SO good and nice!
Cabbages in Canada? What on earth was the thought process to get to that one!! 😀 Brilliant. Thanks for linking up too
I have no idea where that came from, YMR! They don’t make any sense 🙂 It’s a pleasure linking up, thanks.