Today, I spent over 20 minutes trying to convince my daughter that the word she was trying to use was "Back-pack" and not "Back-back". I never convinced her. She is 16 years old. FML
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This is my FML. YES, she is extremely blonde and believe it or not, a straight A student. I have never noticed she said it that way before until she had it written down. I've never caught it because we usually say "Book Bag". Her older brother finally convinced her through mockery and laughter.
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McMike10 1
Is she that dumb?
Vanbilsen 4
Shes obv not the brighest crayon in the box
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joeyg122 0
How many brain cells does she have five?
Tre_morris118 0
damn sped
JJBADGE10 7
She's not the sharpest cookie in the haystack is she
HighlandShadows 48
Certainly not the sharpest pencil in the back-back.
awkward_gothlady 32
I don't see why everyone seems to think this means she's stupid. You can be absolutely brilliant and still get things wrong.
mxij 13
I think we all know she meant pack-pack
shardynfahey 19
How can she be that stupid
Luke16eirb7deneuwn1 20
see? if you can't convince teens, let teens convince teens...