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I used to call frogs "*****" by accident, I called my pet frog sir **** for over a year. Let kids be kids, it's just a funny story for later on :)
Adults have sick minds. For ***** sake, let her keep the name. Horny is just an animal with a horn (eg, the animal is horny as in he has a lot of horns). If I had a kid and she called a toy "horny", I would say "sure, thats sweet" beacuse they do not know any better, and I would not be sick enough to think of the other meaning. Stupid humanity making innocent words rude, nobody can even say pussycat anymore >:(
Watch out we got a badass over here spilling out profanities. Calm down bro, it's a website not a debating office.
Hahaha. I did something like that once when I was little with a toy turtle. His name? Turdy....
What's in a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet;
my sister gave her unicorn pillow pet the exact same name!
I have the purple and rainbow unicorns and their names are mr. And mrs. Horny.. (:
Either this FML is recycled or this is a common occurance... I hope it's recycled.
Ahahah! .-.
So? She's five. She's referring to the horn on its head. Enjoy her innocent mind while it lasts. This'll probably make a funny story for when she's older...
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Well it's better than my cousin calling his zebra a "stripper" because of its stripes.
I say let the child be a child. That's the beauty of being a child the innocent.