Today, my five-year-old daughters realized that if one of them rang the doorbell, it would keep me distracted long enough for the other one to steal cookies from the kitchen. FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Today, I realized that my five-year-old daughters are deranged psychopaths, when one of them started screaming to get my attention while the other pulled the car door shut on my fingers. FML
Today, two children decided it would be fun to try to ding-dong-ditch me. I never answered the door as I saw them running away. They did it a couple of times before getting bored. That's when they decided it would be fun to come into my house instead. FML
Today, my 4-year-old twin sons discovered how to lock doors. They locked me out of the house while I was taking out the trash. I had to climb through the kitchen window, which they'd generously smeared with peanut butter. FML
Today, I asked my 7-year-old daughter what job she would like to have when she grows up. She calmly replied that she wouldn't have one; she'd just bring her husband round to my place and steal food from me. FML
Today, my five-year-old daughter called the police to report her stolen nose. FML
Today, I discovered that when business is slow at my family-owned store, my daughter and another employee make a habit of sneaking away to the back room. I have literally been paying this kid to screw around with my daughter. FML
Today, I needed to grab something from the garage. As soon as the door closed, I heard a little click sound. My one-year-old seems to have figured out the door lock. FML
Today, I was babysitting for my neighbors. Their 5 year-old had finally fallen asleep at 11 after two hours of stories and songs. No sooner had I tiptoed out of the room did I realize that my phone had dropped out of my pocket onto the bed. It was ringing. It was their mother checking in. FML
Today, management told me that I couldn't have a doorbell on my door. How did they get my attention to tell me this? By ringing my doorbell. FML
Today, I locked myself out and had to enter my house via the back door. Thinking I was an intruder, my 7-year-old daughter slammed a metal rake into the back of my head. Nice to know she can take care of herself. FML
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BellaBear90 27
Smart cookies :)
pam241 15
Genius kids you got there
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Comments (147)
Rainhawk94 27
You should take advantage of their teamwork and make them the youngest tag team luchadoras
kathryn14 19
That's one bad cookie you've got there!
DocBastard 40
Just wait until they are teenagers. Cookies will be the LEAST of your worries.
Rainhawk94 27
Yea next thing you know you'll be taking them to get a bottle surgically removed when they're at sexually experimenting stage
besosforme 26
At that point, they'll probably have moved onto brownies.
niftyismybitch 21
Why not just hide the cookies?
Robbieisadowg 16
It never specified whether or not they were hidden.
1PersonIsMyWorld 22
they werent hidden. the kid couldnt have time to find where they were and get a cookie within the time it took the mom to answer the door.
MzZombicidal 36
Maybe they weren't hidden very well...
Steffi 26
That's so cute. :)
Dodge4x4Ram 46
this is just the beginning
angelitared 27
Boss ass team work.
Sakshi 13
stupid fml
RedPillSucks 33
curious what they would do for a klondike bar.
Robbieisadowg 16
They'd ring the doorbell and steal it from the kitchen.
TheComedyAudio 29
Those kids know teamwork! Props to them