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3.02.2007

Friday Funnies- Honesty From Kids

Sometimes you just need to laugh, and children have an uncanny ability to make us do so with their innocent naivety. Here, from an e-mail sent to me by a co-worker, are some light-hearted tales for Friday...

(cross posted at Bring It On!)

posted by Ken Grandlund @ 10:30 AM

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2 Comments:

At 11:29 AM, Chandira said...: LOL.. Awesome.. Thanks for the laugh.. :-)

My mum's neighbour's 2 year old boy got asked recently, in front of the whole family, 'who's that?' by Granny. 'Granny, of course..' They go around the table..
Grandad's turn.. 'So who's that?'
'My Dad says he's a right BASTARD!' ...

15 helpless adults, all rolling around on the floor laughing til the tears came.
At 6:29 PM, Franco said...: Hey,

I found your blog through surfing at Blog Explosion. Just a quick Hi :)

Cheers,

Franco

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