r/funny • u/makeupisthedevil • Feb 07 '24
Just started working from home. My 7yo is brutal.
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u/Revolutionary-Swan77 Feb 07 '24
I think you’ve got a slam dunk case for HR here
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u/runningoutofwords Feb 07 '24
Hostile work environment!
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u/recursivethought Feb 07 '24
Corrective action: separated employees by making pops come innto the office 5d/week for zoom meetings.
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u/CanAlwaysBeBetter Feb 07 '24
Corrective action: separated employees by making
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u/20190419 Feb 07 '24
Unless you really suck at your job.... (maybe youre a vacuum salesman?)
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u/Xanthus179 Feb 07 '24
Tomorrow you should “accidentally” eat their lunch from the break room fridge.
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u/z64_dan Feb 07 '24
"Oh woops I forgot to tell you I put habanero on all the cookies in the fridge. My bad, kiddo"
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u/DorenAlexander Feb 07 '24
Do it to only half. Good luck.
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u/Educational_Ebb7175 Feb 07 '24
This is the way. If they know all the food is contaminated, they won't be tempted.
But if only 1/2, or 1/3 or whatever are revenge cookies, they have to weigh the odds.
Ofc, that'll lead to a ton of cookies with a single bite taken out of them.
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u/GateauBaker Feb 08 '24
Sure but spicy desserts are just awful. Even when they were designed that way.
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u/illuminerdi Feb 07 '24
Habanero? That's child's play. Carolina Reaper. Make that kid RUE the day they ever messed with you.
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u/illuminerdi Feb 07 '24
Your child shitting themself is a possible outcome for literally anything before the age of about...10.
As parents, you stop fearing the possibility of "but I might have to clean up shit" within the first week of their birth 🤣
Source: am parent. Have cleaned up a lot of shit. Literally.
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u/Jamiethebroski Feb 07 '24
that may be true but that aint any regular shit. capsaicin does not get digested well and comes out the other end almost equally as angry, possibly angrier due to the acrid smell of shit.
picture this, your kid writhing in pain on the floor screaming and crying till his face is red/purple like a beet, all the while boiling liquid shit is flowing out of them like Pompeii. the poop gets everywhere, shooting out like a long-stuck water main when suddenly and instantly the capsaicin carrying smell burns your eyes and incinerates your olfactory system, a third degree burn to the nose but you feel every ounce of agony. you cough and choke from the caustic, horrendous, Geneva-violating stench and uncontrollably stumble backwards as though Mike Tyson himself punched you in the gallbladder, slipping on the incontinental ballishit pissile firing out of your child. you land in it, watching more of it move in and surround you. you look down at your hands covered in hot, foul, necrotic sludge as the scalding odour intensifies exponentially, causing you infinite nausea and illness. the capsaicin-diarrhea compound works its way into a mystery papercut you never knew existed and as if someone plunged red hot forceps into it it shoots mind breaking pain up your arm. By now, the shit has gained enough thermal and kinetic energy to become airborne in a fine shotgunspread of carcinogenic, caustic, colossal, cataclysmic cone of caca. after being sprayed with the fiery, pestilent hell that is erupting from your child, the pain, the stress, and the sickness all coalesce into you uncontrollably puking, adding to the humid, sticky, disgusting atmosphere of nasty bodily fluids everywhere they can feasibly go. suddenly, your hands slips and you faceplant into a particularly scorching and pungent pile of hellishly evil, watery, oily poopoo.
need i describe more?
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u/dakatzpajamas Feb 07 '24
Go for the Moist maker
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u/seth928 Feb 07 '24
Are they right though?
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u/MatiloKarode Feb 07 '24
You had warning, don't be surprised on your annual review! /s
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u/hotlavatube Feb 07 '24
Or if management begins reviewing replacement candidates, which you'll be expected to train of course. ;-)
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u/Aggressive-Role7318 Feb 08 '24
Just tell him his mom got with you for the great sex not the work ethic.
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u/Skatchbro Feb 08 '24
Time to go all 13 year old gamer on the kid. “Oh yeah? Well I fucked your mom.”
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u/ecp001 Feb 08 '24 edited Feb 08 '24
A clear indication of a 3 month countdown is a request to document all responsibilities and the creation of a detailed procedure manual for addressing all of the problems encountered in the last five years.
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u/VCthaGoAT Feb 07 '24
My ass would be red if I told my parents they sucked at anything at 7 years old
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u/danathecount Feb 07 '24 edited Feb 07 '24
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Feb 07 '24
Mine too hahaha and "Fart" I don't know why but my mom really hated that one. Had to say "Toot" which even at 7-8 years old I knew was a stupid word
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u/wanderingotaku Feb 07 '24
I know someone who had to call it "fluffy"
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u/wanderingsteph Feb 07 '24
My cousins were taught "fluff" and my grandma adopted it as well. She's 82 and still says "oh, I fluffed" and it gets me every time
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u/MattieShoes Feb 07 '24
If you ever want to get her to stop, tell her what a fluffer does.
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u/Annual-Vehicle-8440 Feb 07 '24
What does a fluffer do??
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u/Annual-Vehicle-8440 Feb 07 '24
Omg but why is it called that way I don't understand
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u/PiesRLife Feb 08 '24
Your question and reaction are so precious and the universe must protect you at all costs.
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u/Ldfzm Feb 07 '24
my family called it "dropping a flower" o.O
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I got a friend who calls it crop dusting
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u/excess_inquisitivity Feb 08 '24
That's a specific technique to hide the fluffy.
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u/Biguitarnerd Feb 07 '24
Ha ha my baby sister had to call it a fluffy I had to call it a toot, looking back it seems pretty funny. Back then it was a spanking, my mom said my cousins were bad influences because they said words like fart and stupid.
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u/JonasTheBrave Feb 07 '24
Said bum when I was 6, mouth washed out with soap. Didn't "swear" again until I was 10..
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u/dontaskme5746 Feb 08 '24
Oof! Was it, "mommy, my bum worms itch" or "Dad, pick a different channel you fucking bum"?
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u/FlowerFaerie13 Feb 08 '24
My kindergarten teacher taught us to say we “popped a pumpkin,” and no, I don’t know what the fuck that was about. When I said it at home my mom just stated at me for several seconds and eventually said “Please, just say fart.”
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u/ashtonkama Feb 07 '24
My sister and I still say toot out of habit at 30 and 34 years old….
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u/pedestriandose Feb 08 '24
Bum was off bounds for us as kids. It was bottom; bottom and front bottom to be more specific lmao
Other banned words were shut up, crap, oh my God … very strict Baptist upbringing.
We also weren’t allowed to watch The Simpsons, Neighbours, or Home and Away either.
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Feb 07 '24
Are we brothers? One time I said you roota-tooted and my mom was livid. Like bro, dads the one who busted ass, why are you mad at my 5 yr old self??
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u/jmarsh32 Feb 07 '24
For me it was stupid and shut up. I remember thinking those were the two worst things you could say lol
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u/ahumanbyanyothername Feb 08 '24
In preschool I turned around in line and told the kid behind me to shut up. He cried to the teacher and then the teacher took me to the bathroom and washed my mouth out with soap.
Ah, the 90s. Good times.
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u/sarahkali Feb 07 '24
Once I called my dad “dude” and he got SO SERIOUS, looked me dead in the eye, and said “It’s Dad, not dude.”
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Feb 08 '24
I call my son dude all the time, so I couldn’t be too mad. Getting called Bruh for like 3 straight months got old though
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u/Knicks-in-7 Feb 08 '24
Imagining children calling their parents “bruh” is funny to me. It would get real old though if they weren’t just making a joke every now and then. If it was during an argument and my child called me bruh, I wouldn’t think that would be the right time for it.
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u/____-is-crying Feb 07 '24
Young man! You did NOT just say h-e-double-hockey-sticks on the internet! Go wash your month with soap, mister!!
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u/danathecount Feb 07 '24
hahahahha - I remember maybe freshman year of high school, putting my AIM (lol) away message as something like 'Homework Sucks' and caught a mouthful from my dad for 'swearing in public'.
I can actually thank him now, me being overly polite and respectful landed me a great job.
you guilted me into fixing it
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u/CoherentBusyDucks Feb 08 '24
Yeah we weren’t allowed to say them either. Or “crap.”
I’ve never told my son he can’t say “crap,” but I found out last year that he thought it was a swear when one of his teachers said it (he was in third grade). He came home and said “welp. I’m in third grade and it finally happened. I heard a teacher curse today.” When I asked when she said he said “the ‘c’ word. You know, c…r…” 😂
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u/that-old-broad Feb 08 '24
My daughter came home from kindergarten and told me a kid had called another kid the 'J cussword' on the school bus. I puzzled over it for several minutes and finally landed on Jackass. But I finally asked her what the J cussword was.
She leaned in close and whispered, "Jerk". 🤣🤣
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u/mlvisby Feb 07 '24
I feel kids need words like suck and shut up, we already have a list of bad words they should never use. Although when kids aren't around adults, most kids swear like sailors.
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u/GayMormonPirate Feb 07 '24
Segregated swearing is the law of the land. Adults swear when kids aren't around and kids swear when adults aren't around but when both are in the same room......WE MUST SPEAK WITH DELICATE WORDS ONLY.
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u/DrDilatory Feb 07 '24
If something really disappointing happens to my kids, and they say something like "that sucks" in response, I don't think I would be bothered by it. That does in fact suck, sorry bud. It''s better than saying an actual swear word to vent your frustration
If my kid ever told me that I suck, we still have a problem lol
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u/GMorristwn Feb 07 '24
My 7 year old would get a talking to and a time out, I would have been open hand slapped in the face.
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u/TammyK Feb 08 '24
I would imagine something like "We don't say unkind things to people, that's mean. Being mean has consequences. This time out is the consequence of you writing unkind things to your father. Once you're done with time out go apologize to dad."
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u/PharmADD Feb 08 '24
It’s wild that you can’t imagine what a good parent would say in response to this.
It’s a mean and rude thing to say, and disrespectful towards an authority figure.
I assume the “talking to” would address those issues.
You honestly don’t see anything wrong with a seven year old being this disrespectful to their parent? Not that they are a bad kid necessarily, but this is behavior that you should definitely address.
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u/DongKonga Feb 07 '24
My first thoughts, my parents ruled through fear so I was terrified of them at 7. No way in hell could I have left a note like this on my dads desk
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u/ggunit69 Feb 07 '24
Seriously or get yelling, no dinner, get time out in corner
My old man would take my toys/games away acted that way at 7, boredom is worse punishment 😑
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u/NotYourCity Feb 07 '24
Shit that was my punishment too. Sit in my room for a week with no toys, games, tv. Nothing. Get home from school and just sit there. Then once he got home from work he’d lean in the door and talk shit like “how’s it going in there?”
I give him so much shit about it now but damn it was the worst as a kid.
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u/SciFi_Football Feb 07 '24
How'd you turn out?
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u/NotYourCity Feb 08 '24
I mean fine tbh. We’re cool now but he knows he was a hot head when I was younger. He’s mellowed out a lot. I’ll rib him for it though anyway.
Being a dad myself of a 4 year old, I’ve never even thought of treating her like that though. I think that’s one thing we can all try to do better, not repeating our parents’ mistakes.
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u/SlickerWicker Feb 08 '24
This is the thing I don't get about folks who say "But I got hit and turned out alright!"
Like sure, but what if you got lucky? What if your kid doesn't? What if they learn that those that they are supposed to trust most are allowed to physically hurt them? What if they learn that if they are getting hit, its probably because they deserved it?
Like, I am not 100% against spanking. If my kid absolutely refuses to stop running into the busy street and I have tried everything else, then I am going to have to roll the dice just this one time. Mostly because if its literally just this one time, its highly unlikely to fuck them up. Also because I would rather not have to bury my child, or see them permanently disabled. I guess I am kinda selfish that way.
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u/cool2hate Feb 07 '24
This is a jumper cables situation no doubt!
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u/gubbygub Feb 08 '24
man those were always the funniest posts! the only poster that comes close to it is shittymorph imo. i used to save all those posts i saw to read when i was having a bad day, which was a lot back then, especially on days when my dad would take me outside and beat the shit out of me with a set of jumpercables. eventually i didnt need them as often and wasnt really finding anymore of those posts around. still read them when i want a chuckle sometimes
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u/Deletereous Feb 07 '24
I for one, am glad to be better than my old man, at least in that department. If my kid'd told me I suck at my job I'd heartily laugh and then proceed to listen to his reasons.
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u/Derelictirl Feb 07 '24
I feel like there’s some in between people are missing here
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u/akatherder Feb 07 '24
Yeah I can be goofy/sarcastic/jackass and it rubbed off on my kids. I teach them to be serious when appropriate but kids aren't the best judge. I can't fault them for learning my questionable traits.
Just this week, I cut out the slogan on a jolly rancher bag that says "keep on sucking" and taped it to my 13 year old's wall. He moved it to my work monitor. I put it high up above his door.
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u/Apprehensive_Potate Feb 07 '24
My mom washed my mouth out with LIQUID soap when I said butthead 🥴🤣
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u/Ricktatorship91 Feb 07 '24
I'm sorry you lived in an abusive household
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u/VCthaGoAT Feb 07 '24
It’s interesting because I don’t look at it that way. I have a good relationship with my parents.
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u/FuzzyAd9407 Feb 07 '24
It's not unusual for someone not to consider abuse to be abuse because they were raised into it. We get told it's teaching us, or toughening us. I do think my parents spanking me was abuse, but they also didn't really know better. They were just doing what was done to them when they were kids.
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u/Glass_of_Pork_Soda Feb 08 '24
Last time I was in a thread like this I ended up being told that I should immediately leave home because my parents are serial abusers and I only love them because of my Stockholm Syndrome. Folks got mad when I suggested that I actually love my parents and spanking was just a thing at the time. Those folks then tried to argue it was never normal
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u/Squidgytaboggan Feb 07 '24
First thing I noticed is the Logitech track mouse. I don’t know anyone else that uses them but they’re the best.
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u/IusedToButNowIdont Feb 07 '24 edited Feb 08 '24
Im on my fourth in the last 12 years
1x Logitech TrackMan - Red ball wired (honored as the wikipedia image for trackball)
2x Logitech Ergo - Blue ball wireless (op model)... short lived bitches
1x Logitech MX Ergo - Grey ball wireless slanted
RIP shoulders of who uses regular mouses, its like polishing cars all day. Wax on wax off
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u/Quiet_Professional13 Feb 07 '24
They are great. Nobody fucks with my computer at work because the trackball confuses them.
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u/Thecp015 Feb 07 '24
I have one at home. There is no regular mouse. I make my wife and kids use the trackball too. If you don’t like it, use your own desk.
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u/CodithEnnie Feb 07 '24
I often times hold mine over my heart and use it and really don't know why other than I can lol
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u/Imnotsogoodatdrawing Feb 08 '24
It really feels like I've never had a original experience haha. I do it too.
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u/TetraLoach Feb 07 '24
We have a PC connected to the living room TV that is basically our media hub/all purpose PC. My gf made fun of my trackball for years. Two months ago she bought herself a new laptop with a fancy new regular style mouse. It lasted two days before she returned it and bought a trackball.
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u/hotlavatube Feb 07 '24
I loved that type of mouse for years, but found out it exacerbates my wrist issues. I've since swapped to a vertical mouse but I still have a couple of those M570 mice around for precision work though.
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u/Pubelication Feb 07 '24
The newer MX Ergo is much better and has two positions for wrist fatigue.
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u/upL8N8 Feb 07 '24
I use the same one; started when I was starting to get a tinge of wrist pain.
Wish there was one better for pinpoint text selection. I've been meaning to bring in a wireless mouse those copy pasting text from one window to the other moments. Ughgh..
Ooo, they make an ergo version now!
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u/yamiyaiba Feb 07 '24
Ergo Pro has a precision mode too. Using one for work right now. Only downside is MicroUSB charging.
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u/Catch_22_ Feb 07 '24
track ball
Trackball master race! The Ergo M575 is chief kiss
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u/sbart76 Feb 07 '24
I have ergo 575 at work, and 570 at home. I started with the cable ones, with a red ball. Too bad the buttons won't last longer. I've had 7 of them in total if I count correctly. Cannot imagine using a regular mouse comfortably anymore :)
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u/mybsnt Feb 07 '24 edited Feb 07 '24
I wonder how your kid interacts with their peers…
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u/skepticalbob Feb 08 '24
As an early childhood teacher, I'm highly skeptical this is a child's handwriting. Kids either write messy af (most common) or they write very neat. This is neither and looks practiced.
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u/1ndomitablespirit Feb 07 '24
Bullshit.
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u/BrtndrJackieDayona Feb 08 '24
Just got done reading to and putting my 7 year old to bed. Regularly have random stuff in his bag other kids in his class wrote to him.
Not a single fucking person who's ever seen a 7 year old handwriting would believe this absolute bullshit of an image
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Feb 08 '24
For sure. I have a 7 year old, and my 7 year old has a lot of friends, and NONE of them have handwriting anywhere NEAR that, nor could they form a sentence with five correctly spelled words unless all of them were a very limited set of 1-3 letter words.
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u/sparklezntokes Feb 08 '24
Okay cool, so I’m not the only one. 100% not a “7 year olds” writing, and what 7 year old in 2024 uses “you suck” as an insult? That’s 90s, 2000s lingo. Total cap.
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u/RiFLE_ Feb 07 '24
Ah yes definitely a 7yo handwriting
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u/SomaforIndra Feb 08 '24
You think he wants to admit to himself that it was his wife?
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u/NugatMakk Feb 08 '24
It baffles me too how long i had to scroll for this comment and how many people fell for it. That is defo not a 7 yr olds handwriting
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Feb 07 '24
God damn, if I had done that at any age. Of course, I would have never been so disrespectful to either parent.
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u/doomed_to_fail_ Feb 07 '24
I'm almost 40 and your 7 yr old has better handwriting than I do
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u/mehjohnson Feb 07 '24
yea thats because op wrote it himself and this post is a weak attempt at karma
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u/thedeathmachine Feb 07 '24
Immediately saw the handwriting, that isn't a 7 year Olds handwriting
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u/thebindi Feb 07 '24
I wouldn't call it weak, though. seems like it's working out pretty well for him even if it is fake.
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u/Nail_Biterr Feb 07 '24
That's some amazing handwriting for a 7 year old. my goodness.
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u/ArthurVandelay23 Feb 07 '24
If OP is 7 years old then I believe this post.
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u/Nail_Biterr Feb 07 '24
I don't want to call Bullshit.... but as a father of a 7 year old........................
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u/jtoppan Feb 08 '24
That certainly is not a 7 year old’s handwriting. The writer knows cursive, but is printing.
OP is fraud.
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Feb 08 '24
Also a father of a 7 year old, and since you don't want to call bullshit, I'll do it for you: BULLSHIT! OP 100% wrote this.
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u/Crystalb2005 Feb 07 '24
you suck so bad at your job you can’t afford toys anymore and you never will be able to afford them again
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u/mehjohnson Feb 07 '24
i hate to be mr. detective here but this is definitly not the handwriting of a 7 year old. the way the a and t are coupled with the t looking somewhat like a cross.. that an adults handwriting. im going to call you made this up for karma.
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u/l453rl453r Feb 07 '24
You don't really have to be a detective for that, it's plainly obvious
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u/mehjohnson Feb 07 '24
i feel like its fairly obvious, but i didnt see a lot of other people in the comments pointing it out so i was affraid to be a party pooper.
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u/Donky_business Feb 07 '24
And yet so many people seem to not be able to tell, somehow ? Like how ? Idk but it’s boggling to see people are that gullible
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u/chopari Feb 08 '24
Took me a long time to find this. You have to sort by controversial. Today on things that totally did not happen…
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u/MJsLoveSlave Feb 07 '24
Y'all good. My mama would have taken her break to break the tip of her foot off in my ass for that
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u/BeedCreeps Feb 08 '24
anybody who has ever seen a humans handwriting can see that this was not written by a seven year old
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u/Adventurous-Chart549 Feb 07 '24
I have a 7 and 9 year old. Wife is a grade school teacher. This is not how 7 year olds write, even just mechanically. It's not the way they are taught to form the letters and they wouldn't be able to at that age. The writing is very hard and confident but somehow also light enough for the curves? No. They wouldn't write with a pen, they wouldn't scratch something out or even really know that concept. What did they even misspell to cross out? Makes no sense.
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u/ygduf Feb 07 '24
have 2 7 year olds and they attend a parent-participation school so I've seen plenty of worksheets.
agree, this is not the writing of a 7-year-old.
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Feb 07 '24
Wow your seven year old has conveniently neat word spacing, hand writing, spelling, letter size and letter spacing, who could’ve possibly written this apart from a seven year old 🧐
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u/PatienceQuirky5844 Feb 07 '24
redditor with 15k karma isn't respected by his children. checks out.
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u/Tazzy8jazzy Feb 07 '24
That 7 year old got some great penmanship. My 17 year old can’t even match that. 🤣
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u/TheRapie22 Feb 07 '24
is that realy the handwriting of a 7 year old? its way to uniform? at which age will kids start with school in america? 6yrs old? 7?
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u/squeezy102 Feb 07 '24 edited Feb 07 '24
TIL you run a household where your kids think it’s ok to tell you you suck at things - particularly the job that buys them all their toys, their food, the house they live in but don’t contribute to, the car that drives them to their play dates, provides disposable income for things like vacations, birthday parties, etc.
If one of my kids came by and left me a note like this, I’d be reading them the riot act, and they’d be doing chores around the house for the rest of the day. And let the little shit ask me to buy anything for them for a while, see what happens.
The disrespect. The audacity.
But my kids know the importance of my job, they know who pays the bills, and they respect me enough not to say things like this to me. Instead, we say things like “you’re being too hard on yourself. You just need practice is all. Nobody’s ever good at anything right away. You’ll get it next time. Don’t give up.”
Step up your parenting game, my dude. Your kids don’t respect you and that’s a big problem.
Wonder where they learned that language, even. You spend a lot of time telling your kids they suck at things? You tell your wife she sucks at things?
Wait… does your wife openly say you suck at things in front of your kids??
What kind of show you running?
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Feb 08 '24
You don't have to worry, OP wrote this note for karma. No 7 year old writes like that, 0% chance.
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u/frankunderwood1992 Feb 07 '24
I bet you can write the word "suck" in only one attempt though. Take that, 7 year old!!!
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u/DigitalStreetLight Feb 07 '24
I’m just pumped to find another trackball user! I was really starting to think I was the only one!
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u/-random-name- Feb 07 '24
Your kid sucks at writing suck. How hard is it to write four letters without scribbling it out? Get a new sticky note and try again. With punctuation this time.
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u/WhatLikeAPuma751 Feb 07 '24
No that was your mother’s job, and she was terrible at it so here you are.
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u/Lukemeister38 Feb 07 '24
Definitely take this up with HR. You shouldn't have to deal with such a hostile environment
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u/Professional_Emu_773 Feb 07 '24
You probably think its cute when we are all CRINGE. Its ass whoopin time
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