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Anonymous London, United Kingdom

Today, my daughter and her "friend" kept using crude euphemisms right in front of me, thinking I was too old or too stupid to figure out what they meant. I nearly had an aneurysm when she told him he could put his "pencil" in her "sharpener" next time they studied together. FML

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If you know what they're talking about, just call her out on it. I mean, you are the parent

100% agree with everyone proposing op embarrass her daughter. Now if that doesn't work…start playing along and tell them about how you were sharpening her father's pencil the other night ;) (not only would she be mortified that mom is trying to sound cool by playing along, but hearing about your parents' sex lives is one thing a child NEVER wants to encounter; 2 birds one stone)

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prodigy2013 4

Next time say something like, "the more you sharpen it the shorter it gets" while starring him dead in the eyes

LevelupKid 8

how old are they?

You are too old, if its you got the aneurysm, not him - one way ticket down the stairs.

Was he "giving her the time"? (Catcher in the Rye reference)

Maybe its time to erase the friend

I might be tempted to show him my "pencil shortener" aka vegetable knife...

That's a pretty horrible euphemism if you think about it

you might have failed as a parent.

I would have made a crude euphemism about how you couldn't wait to see your husband tonight to let him put his "pencil" in your "sharpener". That would have made them stop immediately.

OP, YDI for letting carry on in front of you like that.