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Kids...most of the time you love them, but

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Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love my kids to death, but sometimes I want to shoot myself in the head for ever thinking about having any.
Tonight was a perfect example of that:
My son is almost three. I was in the back yard running a trencher machine getting ready to put in the sprinkler system. I could barely get a trench dug before he started filling it back in. I finally got him to stop doing that. The next thing I know, I realize he's turned on the hose and created a lake back there. At this point in time, I'd had enough, so I banished him to the house. Nice plan right? Not so much. Turns out wifey had her hands full with a screaming newborn, so she sends him out front to play with his older sister. As the evening progressed, apparently he had to use the potty. Rather than come inside, he pulls down his pants and takes a piss in my front yard. That's no big deal, it's just one little piss. However, he wasn't done. He walked two doors down and drops his pants again. Only this time, it's not urine. That's right, my son dropped a deuce on the neighbors lawn. Not just any neighbor, it's the *** hole neighbor that is the least friendly person in the cul-de-sac. That right there is just pure awesomeness.
 
That is awesome.

I sort of envision that commercial where the dad catches the kid with some dope; "I learned it from watching you!"
 
lol

Your kid snapped a husky on the mean neighbor lawn and not only did you not praise him, but you got upset with him and suggest that having kids is an intolerable pain? I question your parenting skill. :D jk Nice post. I laughed.
 
LOL, funny!

Reminds me of a neighborhood incident from about 20+ years ago when several of the neighborhood boys, about 3 to 4 years old, went around peeing and pooping in gardens around the neighborhood. The adults might not have found out except that the boys got into a huge argument because one of the boys tried to claim a dump that another boy said his dog had left. The mom heard all the commotion and went out to see what the boys were fighting about....

the righteous indignation of a couple of these mothers was something to behold, as was the analysis by the psychotherapist mother....

ah memories...
enjoy 'em, bigb!

btw, catratcho, did you find out when he called you over to show you his masterpiece? or did the neighbor catch him?
(that could be awkward!)
 
btw, catratcho, did you find out when he called you over to show you his masterpiece? or did the neighbor catch him?
(that could be awkward!)
Apparently his big sister's friend saw him do it and told her. She took that opportunity to get him in trouble and came running to tattle tell on him. At least this time it was justified.
 
I think he'd be more upset it wasn't his kid that dropped the deuce on somebody's lawn and that he didn't get a picture of it to send to people.

When I texted him saying what happened his only response was: "Pics or it didn't happen".
 
That is awesome.

I sort of envision that commercial where the dad catches the kid with some dope; "I learned it from watching you!"

What are you saying? So far as I can remember, I've never dropped trow on someone else's lawn.
 
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