throwing pudding throwing stick in the street taking the neighbors letters saying you big horses ask uncle mels tv remote stair injury
When I was in kindergarten, I wanted to see what it would be like if I threw chocolate pudding over the table in the cafeteria. So I flicked pudding over the table with my plastic spoon. Needless to say, my parents got a call from my teacher, Mrs. Deach, after they saw a big glob of pudding on the ground.
When I was 3 or 4, I thought it would be a great idea to throw a huge stick in the street. I dont know why but I thought I would run right after I threw it. So I threw it and turned around and somehow, it was perfect timing and this guy in a red convertible got hit by the stick when it came down. He stopped the car and started yelling and I ran inside.
When I was around 3 again, I was really jealous that my parents got letters in the mail and I didn't. So one day I ran to the mailbox after school, stole all the mail and ran up to my room and opened all the mail. Little did I know, the mailman had made a mistake and I had opened my neighbors mail. I had to go over to their house and explain everything to them.
Around 3 again. I was at my Uncle's house in Florida and I wanted to watch thomas the tank engine and he wanted to watch CNN, so he turned the channel from Thomas the tank engine to CNN and set the remote on the table. I was so fuckin pissed. I stole the remote, turned it back. Then I decided he wasn't going to be able to turn it back to CNN if I threw the remote across the room behind the tv. So I threw it and he got soo pissed cause it was like this $100 remote. Then he went up to the tv and changed it manually to CNN. Fucking gay punishiment.
I didnt know the word ass when I was young, and there's a part in home alone 2 when kevin says something like you big horses' ass. I thought it was big horses ask. So one day I said it at daycare while my parents were at church and one of the ladys there was so appalled that a 3 year old said ass, and she said dont say that, and I thought she meant horse, so I didnt say horse for like 4 weeks.
I always called crayons crowns and I still insist on callin them crowns