Today, my 5-year-old nephew had the most amazing idea: to play a game with my keys. He took out all ten keys individually and hid them around the house. So far it's been two hours and I haven't found a single one. FML
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It's always in the most obvious place
Today, my toddler thought it would be funny to hide my car keys. After searching for hours, I found them in his toy box. FML
Today, my nine-year-old niece found my coloring book that features swear words. I took it away and hid it in a different spot. No less than an hour later, her younger sister found it. FML
Today, I was babysitting my niece when we decided to play hide and seek. I went in the shed, and waited. After waiting a while, I went to go back inside to see what was happening. I saw my niece had locked all the doors and was eating cookies on the kitchen bench. FML
Today, I finally got my hands on a Nintendo Switch. While unboxing it, I left the room to get a pair of scissors. When I came back, most of the box contents were missing and my little brother was standing there. It has been about 5 hours and I still haven't been able to find anything. FML
Today, I started a new job. I lost my work keys and had everyone running all over the building looking for them. We found them, hanging in the last lock I had used. They now all think I'm a nut. FML
Today, while babysitting I decided to play with a children's puzzle to pass the time. Fifteen minutes in I gave up. The kid then came over and put it together in less than five. There were only ten pieces. FML
Today, my cousin thought it would be funny to make copies of my house keys and give it to random people on the street. I live alone and work a 12 hour shift daily. FML
The wrong sort of lock in
Today, I gave my 10-month-old the house keys to keep her busy. I locked the burglar gate and left the door open. She can walk, and she threw the keys outside the gate. FML
Today, my 5-year-old son put my car keys in the microwave thinking that they would 'warm up' my car. FML
Today, my six-year-old daughter organized a treasure hunt… for our cat. She hid the contents of an entire bag of cat food all around the house. FML
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obviousboy 8
I see him saying, "Let's play a game," to people in the future.
Meenah_fml 4
Yikes. Kids find the craziest hiding spots for small things. Good luck.
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LovesSushi 25
I'm going to guess down heating and air conditioning vents. Maybe enough of us will give you ideas where to look that you will find all of them. Good luck!
pinkpixie06 11
By 5, kids can be pretty tricky about hiding things. I wish you luck in your search!
Gaaaahfyl 3
Wait till he poops.
Coop817 19
Cavity search! (Waits for thumbs down)
perdix 29
Better than thumbs-up . . . the poop chute!
notjanedoe 27
Tell him that he gets a piece of candy for every key he brings back. It will probably teach him the wrong lesson but as he isn't your son it's not really your problem ;-)
skyeyez9 24
It is his problem because he hid all his keys and the little turd refuses to tell him where they are.....and by now, he probably forgot where he hid them.
ulissey_fml 22
Well, at least it keeps you off Key-bored!
somecoolperson1 2
That's unluckey ;)
perdix 29
He's a key-per!
TheDrifter 23
Down the heater vents. That's where mine always hid things.
olhuma 5
Grab him by the feet and tell him: now we are going to play "Metal detector"