From Not Always Right: Well, Botanically, They’re Both Fruits…
This is a story my dad loves to tell about me when I was much younger, maybe two or three. My parents were out grocery shopping with me in the cart. While in the produce section, my mom dipped over one aisle to grab something while my dad went on to pick up the other things they needed.
As we walked, we passed by one of those big cardboard bins filled with whole watermelons. I pointed at the watermelons and shouted with all the excitement and sincerity a two-year-old can muster:
Me: “DADDY! Look at them big ol’ pickles!”
My dad lost it, and another customer doubled over and didn’t stop laughing for a good few minutes after my outburst!
allen@home 11 months ago
Ooh good one, Ruthie.
Yakety Sax 11 months ago
From Not Always Right: Well, Botanically, They’re Both Fruits…
This is a story my dad loves to tell about me when I was much younger, maybe two or three. My parents were out grocery shopping with me in the cart. While in the produce section, my mom dipped over one aisle to grab something while my dad went on to pick up the other things they needed.
As we walked, we passed by one of those big cardboard bins filled with whole watermelons. I pointed at the watermelons and shouted with all the excitement and sincerity a two-year-old can muster:
Me: “DADDY! Look at them big ol’ pickles!”
My dad lost it, and another customer doubled over and didn’t stop laughing for a good few minutes after my outburst!
))Not my story((
cracker65 11 months ago
Hahahaha
jagedlo 11 months ago
If the floor wasn’t so cold, I’d be ROFLing on it!
Purple People Eater 11 months ago
Ruthie is probably right.
walt1968pat Premium Member 11 months ago
Out of the mouths of babies.
Daltongang Premium Member 11 months ago
Nailed It!!!
gigagrouch 11 months ago
i hated sundays at your age too, joe.
Skeptical Meg 11 months ago
Lesson learned.
tammyspeakslife Premium Member 11 months ago
Ooops!
kab2rb 11 months ago
Oh my.