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   Kaero said, 10 months ago

   Sounds like my three year old…which might be why my brother wants to give him plutonium for his next birthday and see what happens.

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   The_JAM said, 10 months ago

   I wonder if he knows “flash point”.

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   WillardMBaker said, 10 months ago

   Got to teach him ‘Fire in the Hole!’ next.

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   Fairportfan said, 10 months ago

   What has that child been watching?
    
   My grand-daughter knows “Time for Mommy’s nap” when her mommy got a little overwrought…

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   Macushlalondra said, 10 months ago

   Maybe he’s been watching the old Road Runner cartoon where the coyote is always detonating something.

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   prasrinivara said, 10 months ago

   fairportfan, it vaguely reminds me of Andrea’s pregnancy with Zenith on Cathy (I know, that’s really digging deep into archiveds) where Andrea had played classical music and read literary works for fivemonths–then walked a few minutes in front of a store selling TV’s, where one was actually playing.

   Her in-utero daughter was “balooning” the words, “Hordak”, “Skeletor”, “Starscream”,…

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   papawhale said, 10 months ago

   All ‘Merikan boy!

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   ewennick said, 10 months ago

   My two-year-old struggles with the difference between “me,” “I” and “you,” but he can tell you the difference between a backhoe, an excavator and a front-end loader … explosions and demolition equipment are MUCH more interesting to the average two-year-old than the intricacies of grammar.

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   joy said, 10 months ago

   prasrinivara…See yesterday. ;-)
   Namaste

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    prasrinivara said, 10 months ago

    Ok Joy618, I saw your post; my thought was that yesterday’s strip, like most Stone Soup strips, was a singleton–ergo, it had no discernible connexion with the tattoo-strip thread).

    (btw, namaste is Hindi, which is not my native tongue–in which the equivalent is vannakkam)
    ;)

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    ldyhwkd said, 10 months ago

    One of my son’s first words (phrases) was Global Thermal Nuclear War. Thanks to my hubby. However, we received many compliments on his pronunciation ability as he was growing up.

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    sfb5761 said, 10 months ago

    Never knew of an American child who could actually say “truck”. It always comes out as the F-word with toddlers.

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    joy said, 10 months ago

    prasrinivara…It’s not my native tongue either, to some of us namaste means…the Divine in me greets the Divine in you!

    Good day to you.

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    Fairportfan said, 10 months ago

    There was a sequence in “Foxtrot” a few ears ago where Paige was babysitting the four-year next door and she watched Jerry Springer.
     
    The kid began saying (let’s say) “Bleep” over and over. Paige said “on bloop!” and the kid began saying “Bleep bloop!”.
     
    So Paige asked her if seh wanted to watch Barney, and she was going “Bleep Barney!”
     
    Inappropriate for a four-year old, maybe, but somehow approriate overall…