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Like Mother, Like Daughter

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Father: What are you doing?
Daughter: ::baffled look::
Father: You can’t walk around like that.
Daughter: Like what?
Father: Just wearing a t-shirt and underwear. You need some pants. Put some pants on.
Daughter: ::baffled look::
Son, walking into the room: Why does she need pants? Mommy never wears any.

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Posted by Suzanne McMinn on April 15, 2005  

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  1. 4-15
    8:36
    am

    ahahahaha!
    coffee all over my keyboard.

  2. 4-15
    8:48
    am

    LOL! You made me fall out of my chair.:lol:

  3. 4-15
    9:01
    am

    You’re bad, very bad.:evil:

  4. 4-15
    9:16
    am

    Ah, family life. :razz:

  5. 4-15
    9:34
    am

    Ha! :lol: Love it.

  6. 4-15
    10:14
    am

    BUSTED. :lol:

  7. 4-15
    12:06
    pm

    ROTFL!! OMG, too funny! :lol:

  8. 4-15
    12:30
    pm

    LOL, that was too cute:mrgreen:

  9. 4-15
    12:57
    pm

    I love this inside knowledge stuff! :wink:

  10. 4-15
    1:59
    pm

    LOL That sounds like my house. :)

  11. 4-15
    2:29
    pm

    LOL, you are SO Busted!:mrgreen:

  12. 4-15
    4:42
    pm

    Way to lead by example.:lol:

  13. 4-16
    12:08
    am

    :lol: Naughty. :wink:

  14. 4-16
    1:48
    am

    Lol, that was hilarious!

  15. 4-16
    6:10
    am

    Suzanne, LOL. I sometimes where oversized T-shirts that hang to my knees or nightshirts ‘cuz they’re comfy. My three-year-old informed me that I needed to wear pants, too. :mrgreen:

  16. 4-16
    6:31
    pm

    Uhm…but you do wear underwear….right??:shock:

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