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   ejcapulet said, 5 months ago

   This has to be a boy thing.

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   Joe Minotaur said, 5 months ago

   ejcapulet
   A man’s throne is his…

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   Greeneyed Texan said, 5 months ago

   No it is that single child syndrome. Hey Joe- how did you get a pic of my little black kitten? That pic is identical to her, always in a sack or under the covers peeping out. Good morning everyone. Have a blessed day.

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   prasrinivara said, 5 months ago

   Mike’s response–“so go already, you didn’t need to wake me up to ask”.

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   arsmall said, 5 months ago

   Yep, my son would hold his until he was at the house…my nephew liked to take all his clothes off to “go”. So put the two together and I agree with ejcapulet…

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   Macushlalondra said, 5 months ago

   Does he think he can’t use the bathroom at Mike’s house?

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   soylachicadeayer said, 5 months ago

   I think what Greeneyedtxn says it’s true. I’m a single child and I hate to use a bathroom that is not mine

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   bald 716 said, 5 months ago

   my youngest was that way til he was 3 or 4 , he didn’t trust the other restrooms

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   jestrfyl said, 5 months ago

   Home field advantage is one thing - but there is a whole other level of assurance and comfort to home potty advantage.

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    dar1 said, 5 months ago

    My youngest son use to hit all the bathrooms when he was young, no matter where we were. Why? I guess to leave his mark.

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    Wildmustang1262 said, 5 months ago

    Lawrence, help yourself to go to the bathroom instead of asking Michael for using the bathroom at the Pattersons’ home. Sigh! :-/

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    Joe Minotaur said, 5 months ago

    Greeneyedtxn says:
    Hey Joe- how did you get a pic of my little black kitten? That pic is identical to her, always in a sack or under the covers peeping out.

    This is Smokey, my mother’s “Attack” cat. No stranger was safe around her. She could spit and hiss with the best of them.

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    marvee said, 5 months ago

    He has surely been to the Patterson bathroom, but middle of the night is a different thing - everything seems strange.

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    gimmickgenius said, 5 months ago

    I thought these were Canadians. They should say ‘washroom,’ eh?

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    Joy Norem said, 5 months ago

    strange things happen at other eople house late at night i c why he’s scared

16. 

    Tigger said, 5 months ago

    Must be one of Tom Griswold’s Friends

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    lightenup said, 5 months ago

    The part that gets me is the “Are you awake?” “No”

    hee hee

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    Macushlalondra said, 5 months ago

    gimmickgenius said:

    I thought these were Canadians. They should say ‘washroom,’ eh?

    Being new to Canada I have learned that they will say washroom rather than restroom in a public place.

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    RinaFarina said, 5 months ago

    As Canadians we use “bathroom” at home and “washroom” in public, generally. We speak an English that has parts from the UK, parts from the US, and parts that are uniquely our own. Then of course there’s French… I usually ask in French for “la toilette”, which seems to work.

    Are we assuming he knows where the bathroom is? I wasn’t sure.