Today, my little brother learned to write his name. How did he tell the family? By writing it in permanent marker all over my 100 year old piano. FML
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Today, my little brother got a violin. FML
Today, I woke up to see my four year-old brother with a sharpie, trying to play “Connect the Dots” with my acne. FML
Today, my little brother got mad at me, so he colored the entire screen of my new iPod Touch with a black sharpie. FML
Today, my brother decided to help me artificially age some of my artwork by singeing the edges slightly. Apparently "my brother set fire to my homework" isn't a valid excuse. FML
Today, I was practicing the piano. My brother told me that if I loved him, I would stop. FML
Today, my baby brother learned to remove his nappy. He immediately used this new skill to shit all over my room. FML
Today, to avoid walking on a thumbtack that had fallen on the floor, my little sister took a red sharpie to the carpet and drew a circle around it, "so that way, everyone will see it." FML
Today, I received in the mail a hockey puck autographed by recent hall of fame addition Steve Yzerman. When asked, I had to explain to my 4 year old brother that someone famous had written his name on it. Later, I discovered that my brother decided it needed his name on it too. FML
Today, I wrote in my own yearbook with different styles of handwriting so my mom would think I have friends. FML
Dude, gross!
Today, I discovered my brother likes to use our kitchen utensils to scratch his private areas. FML
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summerloolooloo 0
Oh thank god. It wasn't a new piano.
TristSlater 0
Musicians treasure antique instruments. Ever thought of that? Guess not. Musicians prefer older instruments to newer ones. The older it is, the better it sounds because the instrument was broken in. Second reason, better quality. There are sets of violins from the 18th century that sound and play better than those made today.
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lovinleesie 0
i know from personal experience where my son wrote all over tile and walls with a permanent marker (at someone else's house), toothpaste will remove permanent marker without damaging delicate paint or tile, it may work on wood as well. Try it in an inconspicuous spot.
hotcoco32 0
well, at least it's now more precious. it showed the time your lil brother has achieved something. you now have it forever and your 100 year old piano. try to be proud of him. :)
desilennay 0
you can get out permanent marker with hairspray.
steph8608 0
since when do people young enough to have toddler-age siblings own 100 year old pianos?
purplebutterfly 0
My sister is 14 years older than I am and my brother is 10 years older than me. or there could be a lot of kids between them.
jamie121297 0
have you tried an expo marker those can erase permenant marker
eslinger 0
Grrrr, this is why I hate children! Don't be so quick to jump on the "parents'/OP's fault" bandwagon. Kids are capable of pulling off anything and everything within 1 minute. And God forbid you sleep til a decent hour, because your child/sibling will sleep just enough time less that it takes to cause visible destruction (like, idk, a vile haircut... not that I'm speaking from experience or anything). Granted, parents/adults need to do whatever possible to keep children away from markers/scissors/cake/soap/animals/explosives/glue/etc., nothing short of a straight-jacket will stop a child from causing destruction. I vote beating the child within an inch of his life, punishing him a la A Clockwork Orange with classical music, and hoping for the best. ;)
cre0420 0
try using a magic eraser it worked on my tables for the same thing
BonusItem 0
It's a good thing pianos are one of the only instruments that don't get better with age then.
recreationxd 0
a chance to get a new better piano (:
SpanishCaedya 0
ahhh he must be the future art designer for piano's but well you could paint it ?