This made me happy and happier. Happy: 'Cause it's hilarious and my 1-step-away-from-pneumonia self needed some giggles. (To go with the tinglies I received earlier tonight. Read my latest.)
Happier: Because he sounds (and kinda looks) like my 10 year old nephew, whom I miss terribly, but who's coming to visit TOMORROW! And his mama taught him correct terminology, too...so I'll be hearing penis, defacate, urinate, and, most likely, anus at some point this weekend. Rock on!
OM!! ROFLMFAO!!! that was highlarious. what a cutie.
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As a high school teacher, it always makes me happy to have examples of 5 years using the word "penis" appropriately. Loved this!
P.S. We've seen the one with the little girl saying "I'm gonna kick his ass" about 1,000 times. The boys, in particular, ask to see it over and over again.
I have never seen this one before, what a great ad... The kid was talking so fast and then all of a sudden he slowed down to say penis. How cute is he?
Awwww! He's so darn cute, too! Love the dimples & man is that a crack up! "you know what he did" shakes his head "he kicked him in the penis!" THAT really made me roll!
he probably told some woman to use Tampax and have a Happy Period...that'd make me want to kick him in the...injure him...injure him bad! lol...funny video!!! Sandi
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Happy: 'Cause it's hilarious and my 1-step-away-from-pneumonia self needed some giggles. (To go with the tinglies I received earlier tonight. Read my latest.)
Happier: Because he sounds (and kinda looks) like my 10 year old nephew, whom I miss terribly, but who's coming to visit TOMORROW! And his mama taught him correct terminology, too...so I'll be hearing penis, defacate, urinate, and, most likely, anus at some point this weekend. Rock on!
Loved your Mother letter too. Agree with ALL of it 100%.
I'm a sucker for good advertising!
Thanks for the laugh
I'm excited about SITS!! Its gonna be lots of fun!!
- Suzanne, the Farmer's Wife
I must watch again.
SITS sister on the roll today!
SherryB in AZ
http://www.youravon.com/sherrybeeson
P.S. We've seen the one with the little girl saying "I'm gonna kick his ass" about 1,000 times. The boys, in particular, ask to see it over and over again.
I really need to drink my coffee before I start reading posts. there are splutter spots all over the screen now. :-)
How cute is he?
I just landed on your blog and this is the first thing I looked at...I just HAD had to leave a comment! I'll keep reading...
He was injured. Injured bad.
I peed in my pants a little...
And I love watching SITS take off like a mo'fo. You guys were brilliant with that idea...but who's Shannon??
"You know what he de-id?"
lol...funny video!!!
Sandi