Celebrating the Savage, Hilarious, Disgusting and Adorable World of Little Boys

Brothers in Arms

A call for stricter imaginary gun laws

Milo and Morris are at the breakfast table, building guns. Morris hands me an attached assortment of building blocks. “Here’s your gun, Mommy.”

I aim it at him and start shooting. “Pew! Pew! Pew!” Then I shoot Milo. “Pew! Pew! Pew”

Morris: “But Mom, we’re your sons!”

Me: “That’s why I’m shooting love bullets.”

Morris aims his gun at me. “I’m shooting BOMB bullets.”

Me: “But I’m your mom!”

Morris: “Duck!”

I duck. He shoots over my shoulder. “Boom!” Then he looks at the cupboard behind me. “Uh oh. I broke a glass.”

Random quotes overheard while getting ready for school this morning

From Milo:

“This is kind of like sewing but with killing stuff.”

“Mom, can I hit you over the head with my super soft dagger thingy?”

“Morris, you know why I chose wood? Because wood is the mind drainer. If I put these on different parts of your body they drain all your powers.”

 

… And Morris:

“I need something really sharp.” — as he rummages through the cutlery drawer.
“Take my power! Take it! Take it! TAKE IT!!!”

Cry havoc and let loose the dudes of war

Milo and Morris come running into my room without their shirts on.

Milo: “Morris is Invincible Boy and I’m Invincible Man.”

Me: “I see.”

Milo shows me the missile he’s drawn on his arm. “See this? It means I’m strong and quick. Pew! Pew!”

Morris: “And I can wiggle my belly!” He starts rolling his abdominal muscles. “When I pull it back, water comes out! Sssssssh!!!”

Me: “What, out of your belly button?”

Morris nods vigorously. “And fire comes out the top part. So you’d better stay away from me!”

Me: “Oh I will, Invincible Boy. I will.”

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