When Kevin’s time comes, and he si standing at the Pearly Gates, St Peter will be shaking his head, thinking, “After 2000 years, just when I thought I’ve heard them all!”
Wow, I’m glad I’m not in China. My parents would be really angry at me if I waited until they were 60 to make sure my they were taking reasonable care of each other and had decent, safe living conditions. Who rather decide to obey a Chinese man-made law instead of the Bible’s instruction for living saints?… good thing I invested in MICROHARD windows instead of Microsoft.
Of course, the best idea is for non-minor children to check personally on the parent willing to welcome them at least once a year ( and many times per year by phone or by letter) when the parents and children are no longer in the same household rather than choosing to be so apathetic and ruthless that they wait until their parents are 60, an age many suffering parents don’t even make it to in current world conditions.
Believe this: many parents are safer shutting their unthankful, untrustworthy, untruthful, unholy children OUT of their household .
That China story doesn’t really jive with me (I know big shock, China has a law that offends American sensibilities) Because I keep hearing stories of people with abusive parents who go no-contact once they’re able to live on their own. Does that mean in China you could be forced to support people who abused you as a child, or can you become emancipated from abusive relatives so you don’t need to be held to that law when they get old?
eromlig almost 4 years ago
Anyone want to bet how many toilet seats Jason broke over his head?
Cminuscomics&stories Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Kevin needs counseling.
Gent almost 4 years ago
Especially in the Uighur and Tibet provinces, eh, Ripley’s?
theincrediblebulk almost 4 years ago
Kevin wanted those toilet seats to know that giving splinters was not acceptable.
James Wolfenstein almost 4 years ago
I wouldn’t worry about Kevin. There’s nothing valuable in there anyway :D
Frog-on-a-Log Premium Member almost 4 years ago
I hope they weren’t used toilet seats.
UmmeMoosa almost 4 years ago
I don’t know anyone who has broken toilet seats with their heads, but I know a few who have broken toilet seats with the other, uh, end, .you know
Gameguy49 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Those cheap Chinese toilet seats almost break themselves.
jimchronister2016 almost 4 years ago
Persia is still at war with a lot of the world today
FassEddie almost 4 years ago
What did the other guys in the Rest Room think about those splintered rests?
ForrestOverin almost 4 years ago
Isn’t the REAL question “How many toilet seats could he break with his butt?” They’re toilet seats, after all!
Totalloser Premium Member almost 4 years ago
I wonder when Kevin said Hmmm I think I’ll try to break a toilet seat with my head, hopefully he does not have kids
J Short almost 4 years ago
Hence his nickname "Sh**head.
moosemin almost 4 years ago
When Kevin’s time comes, and he si standing at the Pearly Gates, St Peter will be shaking his head, thinking, “After 2000 years, just when I thought I’ve heard them all!”
sdjamieson Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Did he mean to break them, or was he just using them wrong?
Huckleberry Hiroshima almost 4 years ago
Basically Italy vs Iraq.
Take care, may Baghdad Frito tycoon Muhammad Sinatrord be with you, and gesundheit.
ncorgbl almost 4 years ago
So we shouldn’t complain about 42 years of cold war with Iran?
In China the black market for senior sitters is huge.
Kevin, having fallen in love with Marie Osmond, has since lost 337 pounds with NutriSystem.
poppacapsmokeblower almost 4 years ago
Forty-six toilet seats, and I wondered whether I had accomplished anything in life.
6th Billiard Ball Student almost 4 years ago
Wow, I’m glad I’m not in China. My parents would be really angry at me if I waited until they were 60 to make sure my they were taking reasonable care of each other and had decent, safe living conditions. Who rather decide to obey a Chinese man-made law instead of the Bible’s instruction for living saints?… good thing I invested in MICROHARD windows instead of Microsoft.
Of course, the best idea is for non-minor children to check personally on the parent willing to welcome them at least once a year ( and many times per year by phone or by letter) when the parents and children are no longer in the same household rather than choosing to be so apathetic and ruthless that they wait until their parents are 60, an age many suffering parents don’t even make it to in current world conditions.Believe this: many parents are safer shutting their unthankful, untrustworthy, untruthful, unholy children OUT of their household .
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6th Billiard Ball Student almost 4 years ago
Rich C. Premium Member almost 4 years ago
46…with his head, what’s he got S%@T for brains? ;-)
catonmyshoulders almost 4 years ago
Hope the toilet seats were new ones.
yangeldf almost 4 years ago
That China story doesn’t really jive with me (I know big shock, China has a law that offends American sensibilities) Because I keep hearing stories of people with abusive parents who go no-contact once they’re able to live on their own. Does that mean in China you could be forced to support people who abused you as a child, or can you become emancipated from abusive relatives so you don’t need to be held to that law when they get old?
kaboobs almost 4 years ago
Sh*thead…
spaced man spliff almost 4 years ago
using his head to bust a few heads.
Craig Westlake almost 4 years ago
And his psychiatrist is still trying to find a name for the compulsion…
RandomLantern445 almost 4 years ago
In China that’s illegal?? That is interesting, but this doesn’t belong in my saved comic strips.
tee929 almost 4 years ago
S*** for brains…
finnygirl Premium Member almost 4 years ago
An article about the law in China: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2013/10/14/5-things-to-know-about-chinas-new-aged-care-law/2980659/
God particle almost 4 years ago
What a useful skill.
comicalUser almost 4 years ago
The entire world has been at war since the first disagreement. How do we go about finding peace?
pbr50138 almost 4 years ago
That war comment reminds me of the United States and Middle East wars, with no end in sight. From a Marine Nam Vet.