Learning curve
Today, my 3-year-old son put into practice the lesson I taught him yesterday, about how to use a larger piece of Play-Doh to pick up smaller bits. Unfortunately, he used this method to pick up a small bit of poo from his pants with a larger bit of poo direct from the toilet. I was an hour late for work. FML
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pjsr 33
Sounds like a good pitch for Shark Tank: "Sharks, do you ever get tired of buying expensive dough for your kids, only to have it dry out and then have to buy more. Here's an all-natural product at half the price: Poo-Dough"
RichardPencil 32
The good news is you can cut your Play-Doh budget. Shit is organic, local, all-natural and has no artificial colors or preservatives. Sound like a ... wait for it ... win-win situation. Flirting with danger, aren’t I, Nina?
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pjsr 33
Sounds like a good pitch for Shark Tank: "Sharks, do you ever get tired of buying expensive dough for your kids, only to have it dry out and then have to buy more. Here's an all-natural product at half the price: Poo-Dough"
RichardPencil 32
The good news is you can cut your Play-Doh budget. Shit is organic, local, all-natural and has no artificial colors or preservatives. Sound like a ... wait for it ... win-win situation. Flirting with danger, aren’t I, Nina?
Nina 34
I admit, I was worried for a second...
Glowworm56 27
At least we know he has a knack for problem solving.