[katekizm]

Right on.. Go Princess!

[just_me82]

[just_me82]

I'm da winnar!

[sailormars84]

That never fails to scare me. (and make me laugh)

[just_me82]

Really? Not even my daughter thinks it's scary. She just thinks I'm stupid when I do stuff like answer the door in a mask, or pretend to break dance in the kitchen. It only gets more fun when she starts bringing friends home!

[brigettemurphy]

just_me82 wrote: really? Not even my daughter thinks it's scary. She just thinks I'm stupid when I do stuff like answer the door in a mask, or pretend to break dance in the kitchen. It only gets more fun when she starts bringing friends home!

my daughter loves monster-ish things she was so happy about halloween cause of all the so called scary things and people tried to scare her and ended up she would come crawling out of her dark bed room with a mask on and she would be growling and she scared alot of people who were over for halloween .....but now she is making it a thing she does everytime we have a party here at the house..

[sailormars84]

just_me82 wrote: really? Not even my daughter thinks it's scary. She just thinks I'm stupid when I do stuff like answer the door in a mask, or pretend to break dance in the kitchen. It only gets more fun when she starts bringing friends home!

I don't find it really frightening. It's just one of those things - you're scrolling down the page, kind of fast, scanning the posts, occasionally seeing some pictures, more posts, and then WHAM! That picture! I'm just never expecting it. I kind of jump and then break out into fits of giggles.

Oh, and I know what you mean about things like break-dancing in the kitchen. I used to pretend to be a velocoraptor at work (gothy/punky/emo clothing store in the mall)

[just_me82]

sailormars84 wrote: just_me82 wrote: really? Not even my daughter thinks it's scary. She just thinks I'm stupid when I do stuff like answer the door in a mask, or pretend to break dance in the kitchen. It only gets more fun when she starts bringing friends home! I don't find it really frightening. It's just one of those things - you're scrolling down the page, kind of fast, scanning the posts, occasionally seeing some pictures, more posts, and then WHAM! That picture! I'm just never expecting it. I kind of jump and then break out into fits of giggles. Oh, and I know what you mean about things like break-dancing in the kitchen. I used to pretend to be a velocoraptor at work (gothy/punky/emo clothing store in the mall)

The dishwasher took a chunk of my scalp while I was trying to do that turtle spin thing, so no more breakdancing anymore.:D She also doesn't like when I ask her if she smells anything, and then announce that Ive farted. Apparently she is more mature than me.

[katekizm]

just_me82 wrote: The dishwasher took a chunk of my scalp while I was trying to do that turtle spin thing, so no more breakdancing anymore.:D She also doesn't like when I ask her if she smells anything, and then announce that Ive farted. Apparently she is more mature than me.

my god you made me choke.

My son loves doing that to me. (the fart game) It's genetic. He gets it from my father.

[sailormars84]

My dad used to do things like that. But he would normally blame his farts (and I mean they were LOUD) on the dog. (the dog's name was Dummy)
He also used to sing us songs with obscene or morbid twists.
From the Sound of Music:
"The hills are alive
and they're eating children."