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My son is such a twat


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Him: Whoa!!! What's going on with your hair??

Me: What do you mean?

Him: Well it's like, dead short on one side and long on the other!

Me: That's how it's supposed to be.

Him: Well it looks stupid. When did you get that done??

Me: Six months ago.

Him: Get lost.

Me: It was six months ago.

Him: Mad. I never noticed!

 

hahahaha

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This is the 10 year old. He just went to bed, and got changed and came back down for a drink with his top off. His arms were all bruised and I asked what he'd done. He said "Oh that's from Charities Week".

 

For one week every year in school the kids take a load of slummy in every day, and the older kids run stalls and stuff at playtime and all the money goes to charity. Anyway, I thought he must've been doing an assault course or something and fallen off. When I questioned him further he told me he'd got the bruises from 'Penny a Smack'. He very proudly informed me that he'd raised 11 Pounds and 79 pence. So I asked "You mean you actually let people smack you for money?"

 

For the princely sum of 1 shiny penny my son has been letting other kids punch him. 1,179 times it seems. He told me a massive year 6 lad had nearly knocked him out. When I asked him why the hell he'd done it he looked at me like I was soft and said "It was for a good cause".

 

I don't know whether to feel proud, or make him an appointment with a psychologist. I despair of the lad. One day he's going to end up as the dozy sidekick of a megalomaniac.

 

I'm absolutely certain social services will believe that one!

It's certainly more unusual than hebfell down the stairs!!!!

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He's going on a school trip next week to the Museum of Science & Industry in Manchester, and they can wear their own clothes so he said he wanted a new outfit to go in. This is actually what he bought:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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You've never had a one night stand in Bristol have you?!

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... A banana suit. I'd like to say that I get it... but I don't.

 

He doesn't want to go on the trip. He told the teacher he couldn't go because his family was poor and we couldn't afford it (it's £7.50). I told him I didn't think that excuse would cut it, as they see him getting dropped off every morning in a Merc. Now his brainwave is that if he rocks up to school dressed as a banana, they'll send him home.

 

What he doesn't know is that I'm going to give his form teacher the heads up, and drop a trackie off at the school.

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He doesn't want to go on the trip. He told the teacher he couldn't go because his family was poor and we couldn't afford it (it's £7.50). I told him I didn't think that excuse would cut it, as they see him getting dropped off every morning in a Merc. Now his brainwave is that if he rocks up to school dressed as a banana, they'll send him home.

 

What he doesn't know is that I'm going to give his form teacher the heads up, and drop a trackie off at the school.

 

I'm fucking crying here!

 

Buy the lad a season ticket on here.

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He doesn't want to go on the trip. He told the teacher he couldn't go because his family was poor and we couldn't afford it (it's £7.50). I told him I didn't think that excuse would cut it, as they see him getting dropped off every morning in a Merc. Now his brainwave is that if he rocks up to school dressed as a banana, they'll send him home.

 

What he doesn't know is that I'm going to give his form teacher the heads up, and drop a trackie off at the school.

 

Are you sure that Simon isn't the father somehow?

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He doesn't want to go on the trip. He told the teacher he couldn't go because his family was poor and we couldn't afford it (it's £7.50). I told him I didn't think that excuse would cut it, as they see him getting dropped off every morning in a Merc. Now his brainwave is that if he rocks up to school dressed as a banana, they'll send him home.

 

What he doesn't know is that I'm going to give his form teacher the heads up, and drop a trackie off at the school.

 

 

Hand on heart, i absolutely love this child.

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He doesn't want to go on the trip. He told the teacher he couldn't go because his family was poor and we couldn't afford it (it's £7.50). I told him I didn't think that excuse would cut it, as they see him getting dropped off every morning in a Merc. Now his brainwave is that if he rocks up to school dressed as a banana, they'll send him home.

 

What he doesn't know is that I'm going to give his form teacher the heads up, and drop a trackie off at the school.

 

Brilliant

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He doesn't want to go on the trip. He told the teacher he couldn't go because his family was poor and we couldn't afford it (it's £7.50). I told him I didn't think that excuse would cut it, as they see him getting dropped off every morning in a Merc. Now his brainwave is that if he rocks up to school dressed as a banana, they'll send him home.

 

What he doesn't know is that I'm going to give his form teacher the heads up, and drop a trackie off at the school.

 

Your son isn't a twat, he's a total fucking legend. Not many kids have the bollocks to take on an establishment in the way he is. I'd be proud as punch.

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What he doesn't know is that I'm going to give his form teacher the heads up, and drop a trackie off at the school.

 

If you really wanted to hammer the message home it wouldn't be a trackie. it would be one of your dresses.

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