I think I heard all of them, plus a few more. I only had one child, but she was a busy one. Anyone remember puff paints? They aren’t for decorating the dog. Or the ceiling. Ever go home from work to find all your cloth rags were tie-dyed and were spread all over the front yard to dry? Ever look for your mascara to put on for work and not find it, only to learn later that your 11-year-old child took it with her to a church camping weekend? Plus, the shudder of hearing in a terrified voice, “I left my hairy pair in your bathroom!” -only to learn later that she meant “hair repair.” Whew! I had no idea what a hairy pair was, but I already had a houseful of pets.
1. Yes2. Yes3. Yes…YES…YES!!!4. A year of your allowance won’t cover it.5. Not…yet6. See #47. You REALLY don’t want us to answer that. (Let’s just say sometimes we wish the Roman tradition of Pater familias was still in effect…)
I never had kids, and I don’t ever regret it. It was not in the cards, despite family pressure to have them while I was married: which I’m no longer. My sister had two, both married, and now has 5 grandkids. They are the light of my life.
Argythree about 2 years ago
Every day…
cholomanaba about 2 years ago
once I had to deal with square 3…. now I don’t have hair.
droosan Premium Member about 2 years ago
I’ve never had kids .. but my hair’s turning grey, anyway.
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace about 2 years ago
Brad had the best ones.
PoodleGroomer about 2 years ago
What is this used for?
Mordock999 Premium Member about 2 years ago
Yes, to the last question.
That is, until you two present them with grandkids.
Johnnyrico about 2 years ago
Last Panel: At least half of the time, yes..
Moonkey Premium Member about 2 years ago
I think I heard all of them, plus a few more. I only had one child, but she was a busy one. Anyone remember puff paints? They aren’t for decorating the dog. Or the ceiling. Ever go home from work to find all your cloth rags were tie-dyed and were spread all over the front yard to dry? Ever look for your mascara to put on for work and not find it, only to learn later that your 11-year-old child took it with her to a church camping weekend? Plus, the shudder of hearing in a terrified voice, “I left my hairy pair in your bathroom!” -only to learn later that she meant “hair repair.” Whew! I had no idea what a hairy pair was, but I already had a houseful of pets.
raybarb44 about 2 years ago
At least once everyday….
Johnny Q Premium Member about 2 years ago
A reference to “Why mothers get gray” in JR Williams’ cartoon strip OUT OUR WAY…
eced52 about 2 years ago
At this moment, yes
eced52 about 2 years ago
What happened? Brad’s date put her shoe through the windshield?
Ed Brault Premium Member about 2 years ago
1. Yes2. Yes3. Yes…YES…YES!!!4. A year of your allowance won’t cover it.5. Not…yet6. See #47. You REALLY don’t want us to answer that. (Let’s just say sometimes we wish the Roman tradition of Pater familias was still in effect…)
spaced man spliff about 2 years ago
I never had kids, and I don’t ever regret it. It was not in the cards, despite family pressure to have them while I was married: which I’m no longer. My sister had two, both married, and now has 5 grandkids. They are the light of my life.