I thanked my mother for letting me live through my teenage years. She said she figured it was only fair, since her mother let her live through hers.
I didn’t cause my mother too much trouble
I was pretty good at hiding the evidence
I am surprise it wasn’t shorter than that.
Age is variable — like in Doonesbury!
That happens frequently in comic strips.
Technically if he were to travel on a starship at the speed of light for the 3 years while his mother stayed on Earth that would happen E=mc square
My daughter was an exchange student in another country for 10 months when she was 17. That is the only way I survived her teen years.
Hard wear puts extra lines on parents’ faces. Putting ‘hard wear’ on the seat of the child’s pants is an even trade.
Go forth and multiply.
That is very clever, thanks Tom and funny too…
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mischugenah over 1 year ago
I thanked my mother for letting me live through my teenage years. She said she figured it was only fair, since her mother let her live through hers.
ᴮᴼᴿᴱᴰ2ᴰᴱᴬᵀᴴ over 1 year ago
I didn’t cause my mother too much trouble
I was pretty good at hiding the evidence
Gator007 over 1 year ago
I am surprise it wasn’t shorter than that.
cornshell over 1 year ago
Age is variable — like in Doonesbury!
The Orange Mailman over 1 year ago
That happens frequently in comic strips.
StephenHoyt over 1 year ago
Technically if he were to travel on a starship at the speed of light for the 3 years while his mother stayed on Earth that would happen E=mc square
locake over 1 year ago
My daughter was an exchange student in another country for 10 months when she was 17. That is the only way I survived her teen years.
sandpiper over 1 year ago
Hard wear puts extra lines on parents’ faces. Putting ‘hard wear’ on the seat of the child’s pants is an even trade.
Frank Burns Eats Worms over 1 year ago
Go forth and multiply.
T... over 1 year ago
That is very clever, thanks Tom and funny too…