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Posts Tagged: Milo – 6 years old

We’re hoping his innocence absolves him

Milo: “Morris, there’s one word you can’t EVER say.”
the dangers of letting your children learn religion in the schoolyard

Watch your tongue, boy -- or I WILL SMITE IT OFF.


Morris: “What is it?”

Milo: “It’s the name of the king who lives in the clouds. BUT YOU CAN’T SAY IT.”

Morris: “What is it?”

Milo: “YOU know, he’s the king of all the angels and his name starts with a G. And then there’s an O… And a D.” [Pause.] “And it’s pronounced, guh… aw… d.”

Morris: “God! Goddy Goddy God God!”

Milo: “MORRIS NOOOOOOOO!”

Sounds like someone needs some sensitivity training

Milo: “Mom, what if there was a guy who was really small and always said, ‘Waaah! Waaah!'”

Me: “I’d probably think he was a baby.”

Milo: “Yeah, but what if THIS guy was 300 years old? WHAT WOULD YOU DO?”

Me: “I’d probably say, ‘Hey dude, I wish you could talk because there are so many questions I want to ask you! Like, what was it like when you were only 5 years old, and what do you think about the changes you’ve seen over the years, and how did you get to be 300 years old? Can I be 300 years old?”

Milo: “And he’d say, ‘Waaah! Waaah! Waaah! Waaah! Waaah! Waaah!”

Me: “And I’d say, ‘Learn English, dude!'”

Milo: “And *I’d* say, ‘Mom, this guy is weird. Can I punch him in the head?'”

He’s nothing if not truthful

Milo, using a walkie talkie: “Okay, I’m ready. But you won’t be able to find me – I’ve got a really hard hiding place. Over.”

Me: “Give me a hint. Over.”

Milo: “It’s near a tree. Over.”

Me: “Did you say it was near a tree? Over.”

Milo: “Yes. Over.”

Me: “We’re in the forest. EVERYWHERE is near a tree. Over.”

Milo: “I know. That’s why it’s a really hard hiding place. Over.”

Will be ratting us out to Family Services in 5… 4… 3…

Milo: “What does ‘poor’ mean?”

Me: “It means not having enough money to meet your basic needs.”

Milo: “Then I’m poor! I don’t have enough money to beat my basic needs.”

Me: “Daddy and I take of your basic needs.”

Milo: “I have one basic need that you’re not beating.”

Me: “Oh yeah? What’s that?”

Milo: “I need a car.”

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