As someone who had a childhood history of bedwetting (they eventually decided it was because I was such a sound sleeper the “bladder full” signal wasnt enough to wake me up to take care of it), I cringe every time I see a storefront or a billboard advertising “Mattress Liquidators”.
“Once I was just a wee little lad / Full of health and joy / But grew up to be a creaky old man / of health and joy devoid. / My joints snap when I move / And Pop when I stop / And wheeze when I stand still / I can’t figure out what happened to me / And I guess I never will!” Thanks and sincere apologies to Tom Paxton’s “The Marvelous Toy.”
I teased my grandson one time by telling him that I heard that he still slumbered in the bed! He was very upset and vehemently denied it until I explained! ;o)
There’s the Monty Python sketch (regrettably cut from the show) where they’re having a taste testing in a French wine cellar, but all the vintages are “wee-wee, monsieur.”
For my kids, having such an accident in the pants was to “drench.” They were both well past having such accidents when they spent a day with Cousin Ben. As they were all outside, a rain came and went. When they went in, Aunt Judy said, “Wow! Are you drenched?” They assured here they were most definitely NOT drenched!
GeorgeInAZ almost 3 years ago
Roscoe has his doubts.
Concretionist almost 3 years ago
Maybe it should have been a Wii lad?
stairsteppublishing almost 3 years ago
Nelson, “Wee Lad” is an affectionate Scottish term for a small child not a small child who has bladder problems.
Ratkin almost 3 years ago
Better than a flea bag … as Roscoe slinks off.
rekam Premium Member almost 3 years ago
It’s not a wee wee lad. Then he’d have a problem.
Doug K almost 3 years ago
It’s important to make clear what terms mean.
Doug K almost 3 years ago
A French man saying “Yes Yes” would also be concerning: “Qui Qui”
leopoldenoch almost 3 years ago
I don’t get it. English is my second language.
BarryC1 almost 3 years ago
Qui Qui? Try Oui Oui. :)
dadoctah almost 3 years ago
As someone who had a childhood history of bedwetting (they eventually decided it was because I was such a sound sleeper the “bladder full” signal wasnt enough to wake me up to take care of it), I cringe every time I see a storefront or a billboard advertising “Mattress Liquidators”.
Gator007 almost 3 years ago
Wee is pee.
Sanspareil almost 3 years ago
Roscoe is motivated to find the nearest tree!
sandpiper almost 3 years ago
Effects of modern education is the loss of depth in idiom and language.
Breadboard almost 3 years ago
Opal time to play Grandma and get the lad on track :-)
Darryl Heine almost 3 years ago
WEE WEE WEE!
tremaine53 almost 3 years ago
The question to ask, Opal, is “What do you think a ‘wee lad’ is, Nelson?”
Less Monday... More Friday almost 3 years ago
Didn’t realize that Earl was Scottish.
jagedlo almost 3 years ago
A little TMI there, Nelson!
Jeffin Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Wee the people, Nelson.
Iseau almost 3 years ago
Och aye.
Redd Panda almost 3 years ago
When did Earl become a Scot?
Zebrastripes almost 3 years ago
Awww! Opal, explain please! LOL
Bookworm almost 3 years ago
“Once I was just a wee little lad / Full of health and joy / But grew up to be a creaky old man / of health and joy devoid. / My joints snap when I move / And Pop when I stop / And wheeze when I stand still / I can’t figure out what happened to me / And I guess I never will!” Thanks and sincere apologies to Tom Paxton’s “The Marvelous Toy.”
joefearsnothing almost 3 years ago
I teased my grandson one time by telling him that I heard that he still slumbered in the bed! He was very upset and vehemently denied it until I explained! ;o)
Robert Nowall Premium Member almost 3 years ago
There’s the Monty Python sketch (regrettably cut from the show) where they’re having a taste testing in a French wine cellar, but all the vintages are “wee-wee, monsieur.”
The Reader Premium Member almost 3 years ago
You say you quit, but Roscoe thinks otherwise.
MuddyUSA Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Kid, just be glad Grandpa didn’t call you a pee wee?
Templo S.U.D. almost 3 years ago
Even at times I call boys lads, but not wee ones.
kab2rb almost 3 years ago
That is so funny.
zeexenon almost 3 years ago
Well, that Depends!
Saddenedby Premium Member almost 3 years ago
It’s okay Nelson. I have grown from a wee lad to a wee bit of a lad. But only when it’s a wee bit of a trip
Tentoes almost 3 years ago
For my kids, having such an accident in the pants was to “drench.” They were both well past having such accidents when they spent a day with Cousin Ben. As they were all outside, a rain came and went. When they went in, Aunt Judy said, “Wow! Are you drenched?” They assured here they were most definitely NOT drenched!
Rfrysinger almost 3 years ago
Wee is a slang term for urinate
Baucuva almost 3 years ago
Weeeee!!!!
JP Steve Premium Member almost 3 years ago
It’s just a piddling difference, Nelson…
Rodeo Boy almost 3 years ago
When we are young we want to be older. When we are old we want to be younger. Are we ever satisfied? :-)
w16521 almost 3 years ago
Roscoe is saying “I’m outta here!”
mikeywilly almost 3 years ago
Wee also means tiny or very small not just the slang meaning of urination.
russef almost 3 years ago
Hey Brian! See what thou hath wrought?
James Lindley Premium Member over 2 years ago
Lucky kid. Wait till he gets into his 60s or 70s.