By lucas_urev - 15/09/2014 22:19 - United States - Cold Spring Harbor
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Show it anywayYes, teach your children that taking initiative and tidying up without being asked will lead to an immediate violent response. Perfect. Idiot.
I'm pretty sure it was not.
It may have been a joke, but it definitely wasn't sarcasm.
It was sarcasm.
You need a lesson on sarcasm. Or better yet stop using it.
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I feel you. coffee is a serious thing.
I feel your need for coffee, but at least he was trying to clean up.
#2 and #3 Uhh, yeah but he really should've asked first.
Yes, curse him for his sense of responsibility.
PURGE THE BOY
I agree, you may have lost a cup of coffee but your son shows that he's at the very least willing to help out around the house. I'd say thats a win, even if the cost is your cup of coffee.
It's not just any old coffee, it's the last of its kind and the OP will never be able to enjoy its pleasant aroma ever again. *sniff*
Well he knows to get rid of dirty things, so it's not all that bad I guess.
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Show it anywayto grab the muffin
It's her house so she can.
The muffins were probably sitting there? Duh.
His****** thank you.
Kind of reminds me of when starbucks makes seasonal coffees and then you run out, its pretty depressing.
Yes! There's a Starbucks at the college I go to, and they're always running out of the "pumpkin spice" flavor.
Actually it IS his fault.
If this was a cat instead of your son, it would be a MLIA.
While I mourn for the loss of a perfectly good coffee, you should absolutely commend him for making the effort to clean up without your even asking him. Sounds like you're raising a good kid.
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I feel your need for coffee, but at least he was trying to clean up.
Yes, teach your children that taking initiative and tidying up without being asked will lead to an immediate violent response. Perfect. Idiot.