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What's the dumbest & funniest thing you said as a kid?

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superflybaby · 10/04/2008 21:23

Mine was when I asked my Nan & Grandad if they had any children. They said they did. So I asked where they were and if they would want to play with me.
I remember it - I could tell from their faces that I had said something really stupid / funny and I was mortified!

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Disenchanted · 10/04/2008 21:26

My aunt took me to the toilet when I was about 5, I went first then she had a wee in the same cubicle.

Apparantly when we walked out I shouted in front of the crowd 'Aunty XXX why didn't you wipe your tuppence?! Your knickers will be wet!'

She is adamant to this day that she did but why would I say it?

MoosMa · 10/04/2008 21:36

I used to have a word for things that were really yucky - Guck. Apparently (I don't remember this but am often reminded by my brothers) one day I decided that it wasn't a good enough word so I would come up with a new one. So I started going through the alphabet.

"Buck. Buck buck buck. No, that's no good"

"Cuck..."

You can see where this is going. My 2 brothers sat beside me in the car wincing with each letter until I finally got there.

They say now that the funniest thing was hearing Dad say it while explaing that I shouldn't use that word as it already means somethings else.

MaryBS · 11/04/2008 16:30

I walked into a room fool of people with a sanitary towel, and asked in a load voice what it was. My mother said to take it out, she's tell me later... "yes, but what IS it mummy?"

MaryBS · 11/04/2008 16:30

or even loud

southeastastra · 11/04/2008 16:32

my cousin asked my grandad if he'd had his hair shot off during the war

No1ErmaBombeckfan · 11/04/2008 16:35

Dad hit his thumb with a hammer and, as I was around his workshop, wanted to tame his language - he ws going oh, sh....

I said to him - Shit, hey dadyy???

shreksmissus · 18/04/2008 00:27

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anitaj1982 · 25/04/2008 00:53

when being quizzed on my geography skills, mum asked what do you call someone from england, i said english, good, someone from scotland, scottish, brilliant, someone from whales, whalish, not so good lol

Mhamai · 25/04/2008 01:08

I remember as a 12yr old trying to tell my friend that "my back is itchy" but it came out as "my bitch is acky"

amytheearwaxbanisher · 25/04/2008 01:11

my mother picked me up from my first day of school and asked what i thought of it and i said "it was ok but i dont think ill go again"bless my nievity

ImPinkThereforeImSpam · 27/04/2008 16:00

There's a type of sweet flan in Yorks called a curd tart...
I went into the local bakers when I was about 12 and asked for a "turd cart" and exited stage left, red faced, amid howls of laughter from the staff!
I still have to concentrate whenever I buy one!

superflybaby · 02/05/2008 16:19

when my cousin was asked what she wanted to do when she grew up she said 'I want to solicit' She actually wanted to be a solicitor...

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tstar · 03/05/2008 13:34

I remember asking when I was very small, at the local fish and chip place, "Can I have 3 Chips and 2 Dollers worth worth of fish"? The lady at the shop was very nice( at least I had tried)

pagwatch · 03/05/2008 13:37

I called my brother a dildo in front of mum dad...... and our priest .
I had overheard it being used by eldest brother and, from the context, had decided it meant idiot.

poor mum

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