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16 Jan 2013, 8:55 am

For a few years my daughter and I have always filled a stocking with chocolate for my husband. I told her Father Christmas didn't come for grown-ups and we thought it would be a fun thing to do.
This week (aged eight) she worked out that Father Christmas wasn't real. She asked me: "Do you think Daddy knows we fill his stocking?"



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22 Jan 2013, 9:14 am

Okay, this is gross, but the other day when my 4YO was picking his nose, he said, "Look Mommy! I found a burger!" :eew: :eew:


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30 Jan 2013, 12:07 am

The best one I can think of was a Chistmas Pagent, where the children' choir was singing the Old French Carol, The angel Gabriel. One child had the refrain Most Highly Favored Lady as a solo. It came out Most Highly FLAVORED Lady. :oops:

Another one that happened years ago in my church was printed in the order of service for that service. Instead of the passing of the Peace, it was printed as the Passing of the Peach. :wink:



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30 Jan 2013, 2:42 pm

But mom, the deodorant says on the package 48 hour protection I dont need to use it everyday! LOL



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01 Feb 2013, 6:11 am

Eliasandjonasmom wrote:
But mom, the deodorant says on the package 48 hour protection I dont need to use it everyday! LOL

Well, that makes sence, doesn't it? I would have interpreted it like that too (and I'm an adult aspie).



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04 Feb 2013, 7:41 pm

Ds has the worst cold. I told him if I could take your cold so you wouldn't have to deal with it I would. He says well, you wouldn't like it very much. hahahaha! Hes so literal I love it. Sorry that just cracked me up after a long Monday.



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04 Feb 2013, 7:56 pm

my sweet, 7yo HF Aspergers son was talking to me the other day. I am 7 months pregnant, and he was asking my why the baby is also making my back grow bigger. He then said:

"Oh, wait a minute, thats not your back its your butt, nevermind!" and he walked away.

If anyone else would have said it I would have cried...but he had me laughing!


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07 Mar 2013, 5:43 pm

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My son Cameron and I are big Fleet Foxes fans. His first word was "Focket". I thought, "Who let that one slip?" :oops: Then one day he said, "Feet Focket," and I realized he was saying "Fleet Foxes."


Thank you for posting this! Because of you, I am now also a Foxes fan!



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11 Mar 2013, 2:53 pm

The following was a conversation in our house. I told it to some people at work and they just looked at me funny. My family found it hilarious. Maybe you guys will get it.

We were watching a show in which a midget brings this drink to a girl. I was trying to figure out what the drink was, water, cola, alcohol, and I just couldn't figure it out. The girl refuses the drink, so the man sets the drink on the ground next to his foot and says "I'll just leave it here for you." The camera zoomed in on the bottle and I could read the words "NeHi" so...

Mom: Oh, It's NeHi
Son with AS: No mom, its (the bottle) not knee high, remember he is a really short man.

Everyone started laughing, including my son when we explained to him NeHi not Knee High


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11 Mar 2013, 4:46 pm

Eureka-C wrote:
The following was a conversation in our house. I told it to some people at work and they just looked at me funny. My family found it hilarious. Maybe you guys will get it.

We were watching a show in which a midget brings this drink to a girl. I was trying to figure out what the drink was, water, cola, alcohol, and I just couldn't figure it out. The girl refuses the drink, so the man sets the drink on the ground next to his foot and says "I'll just leave it here for you." The camera zoomed in on the bottle and I could read the words "NeHi" so...

Mom: Oh, It's NeHi
Son with AS: No mom, its (the bottle) not knee high, remember he is a really short man.

Everyone started laughing, including my son when we explained to him NeHi not Knee High


:lol: I definitely get it.


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18 Mar 2013, 3:59 pm

hahah reading over your guys funny kids storys i will be adding mine soon. i think my favorite one was of the little boy learning spanish and the boogers so far i havent finished them yet but i had comment. i burst out laughing. all very funny storys. thank you guys for the funny storys it makes me happy to know my kids and i am not alone. ty
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18 Mar 2013, 8:01 pm

Our 15 year old son makes me lmao every day with the differt things he comes up with . I love the way he looks at things . :D



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19 Mar 2013, 12:52 pm

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A week or so ago my AS son said to me, "I want to learn how to play Chess, will you teach me?" I told him that I never bothered to learn and he exclaimed, "But intelligent people play chess!" I said, "Sorry but I was just never that interested." "Well people with high IQs are all interested in playing Chess!" he replied. "Yeah... My IQ is actually higher than yours, and by the way saying things like that makes you seem very rude."

He sighed so big I thought his lungs could collapse... "Sorry Mom..."

I know he will never be fantastic at impromptu conversations, but I still hold out hope that he can eventually stop insinuating that other people are stupid. Finding people that will understand him on an intellectual level is going to be enough of a challenge without alienating those that do.


Let him have the high self esteem that is a good thing. i wish mine did :( i try and encourge him but he just wont take to it. he is excellent in math and so is my other child. i always joke around with my kids saying your so smart can i have your brains? the answer i get is NO! and then i pretend to be a zombie and say brains and pretend to it their heads. they get a kick out of it.



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19 Mar 2013, 1:09 pm

Kiseki wrote:
I am not a parent but I used to say lots of funny things as a child! I was somewhat precocious. The kids you've written about here sound a lot like how I was :)

One thing I remember that was really amusing to me later in life:

When I was about 6 I noticed that the handwriting on "Santa's" presents to me and my brothers was the same as my mom's. I confronted my mom about this and she admitted it. I think she was sad though and said "Don't tell your brothers." Instead I went to school and told my entire class! Hahaha! I remember going "It's your parents! Don't you know this? It's so obvious!" My mom got a call from the principal saying I had upset many of the children in my class :lol:


my ADHD child has figured this out he is 8 he figured it out at 5 or 6 though. he is to smart for his own good sometimes. he has been able to open dead bolts since 1.5.



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19 Mar 2013, 1:48 pm

Ok had to add this to the funny stuff. My DOS had a Iep meeting this year to update it and when he was asked what his strengths, prefernces and interests were he said " I am good at board games, especially hero Quest, I am interested in Zombies, rolling dice and multiplying the numbers on paper. " when it was read at the meeting everyone thought it was funny and cute. he is 10 btw. he was learning about multiplying in school so it was a game he was doing. he is into D& D and any type of game doesnt matter what kind he wants to play it. The zombies is what got everyone laughing though. i dont know what got him interested in them his never seen a movie with them in them, maybe it was that game plants vs zombies. idk idr. :D 8)



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25 Mar 2013, 8:33 am

I got my boy some Havarti cheese for his sandwiches. He called it "Happy Farty" cheese. :lol:


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