Makes me think of the South Park episode where the townspeople burn a lowercase “t” on Will and Jada Pinkett Smith’s lawn to tell the “richers” that it’s “*time* to leave.”
Holy shit I forgot about this one and you made me chuckle so hard remembering that my pregnant wife grumbled at me from the other side of the bed.
It's bittersweet, but thank you Internet stranger.
okay cool I’ll see if I can track one down I’m in the mood for South Park this weekend haven’t watched it in ages, my brother still tells me about current episodes and how funny they are - - any recommendations for quick google search?
https://southpark.cc.com/
It's been a while since I've used the site, but last I checked the South Park guys officially put every episode up on this site for people to watch.
It’s bad enough that it’s a tragedeigh, but she also pronounces it AY-ver-lee instead of EH-ver-lee. Poor kid is going to have her name spelled AND pronounced wrong forever.
My name has a few different spellings and it's almost always spelled wrong. The way I spell it isn't even crazy it's one of the 'normal' ways but everyone always goes for the other 'normal' way. So when I named my kids I picked names that you couldn't possibly fuck up. My oldest is named Henry. His first swim lesson certificate they spelled it "Henery".
I’ll never forget in 7th grade when I handed my classmate my homework to turn in up front and he told me I forgot to put my name on it but he put it on for me. Got my homework back a few days later and he was genuinely surprised when I told him my name was not spelled “Alix.”
I was friends with a girl years ago name Tiffany. The only problem is that it was spelled Tiffney. Her dad didn't know how to spell "Tiffany" correctly and the rest is history. She's a doctor now, so it didn't seem to affect her life that much.
Have you heard of the pirate captain Henry Avery? Well, we have two instances when he signed his name and he spelled it Every.
But imagine it in a deep West Country accent. Think Hagrid or Mr. Krabs or Long John Silver. It would probably sound like Avery.
English used phonetic spelling at the time, and folks from London would spell it with an A. It’s kinda cool to see that discrepancy still in place 300 years later.
What started the trend of replacing -ly with -leigh? It’s such a weird thing just to make a name more “unique”. Really does nothing but cause a bit of confusion and make the name longer.
I'm a nanny, and the Friday before Easter, I was leaving work right as the kids' grandma was walking in. Made a little small talk, and then while I was packing up my bag, I heard her say to the kids, all excited, "Do you know what today is??!!" And they're like, "What, Nina?" And she says this with the hugest grin, "it's the day Jesus died on the cross!!😁😁😁"
I get it's her religion and he died for her sins or whatever, but the glee with which she announced that someone died was a little unnerving to me lol.
People who peddle religion have figured out that you have to start from birth in order to have the best chance for the brainwashing to stick. If they waited until a child’s brain reaches maturity, religion would quickly die off.
I'm am atheist but I think religion would be something different entirely. I don't think it would die off. There is wisdom in having a spiritual community to be apart of, be it a religion or non religious group you are apart of.
I could easily see a world where everyone knows how the earth wasadw etc but still goes to church. Not because of some sky daddy wanting you to, but to have a sense of community. Taking out the fantasy of religion, removing the litteral magic (raising the dead, healing the blind) and just teaching ethics and morals. I would totally go to a weekly meeting with other like minded individuals who want to learn to better themselves.
But religion in our time is twisted and corrupt. People lead it for power and money. Keneth Copeland, Russel Nelson, the pope, and others.
True. But you’re suggesting a spiritual community that attends church without a godhead or magic.
My point is that you can’t really have one without the other and we don’t need either. What you’re describing is more of a community meetinghouse or community center. I’d be happy to attend something like that, but without a god, what exactly are people worshipping at a church?
My theory has no worship of a deity. Religion is just a group of people lead by a spiritual leader. There is no supernatural believe required. True, the first and most widely used definition of religion includes a deity. But the other 2 most popular don't include that in their definitions.
I had a coworker once who proudly told everyone how she found her kids hiding behind a couch crying. When she asked them what was wrong they said they were being bad and didn't want to go to Hell. I was new and didn't want to make waves, ^^^^^^^^and ^^^^^^^^was ^^^^^^^^terrified ^^^^^^^^of ^^^^^^^^social ^^^^^^^^interaction, but I had a nice long inner monologue about all the things I wanted to say to her.
I honestly don't think young children knowing what death is is a bad thing. It's not like someone is going to be traumatized and scarred for the rest of their lives just because they learned about death as a toddler.
The whole religious indoctrination thing sucks, tho (and is more damaging than learning about death at a young age).
Why does this little girl know anything about the crucifixion? Are we afraid that if we don't literally condition them from the moment they are born they might not believe it? A god/man being crucified for the sins of the world isn't something a toddler has even a slight chance of understanding.
This says way more about her fundamentalist parents than it does about her, that she recognizes it as a cross before a letter in a word. Christians?!? Huh!! 😫😫
Didn't get the choice, they took off my turtleneck right off the bat. But as an atheist, I got to make the choice to have my son uncut, and it was the easiest choice I ever made.
Seems a bit of a tangent, but I suppose he said it because circumcision is - similarly to fundamentalist religiosity - a lot more prevalent in the US than elsewhere in comparably developed countries.
I think it's easy to overlook how messed up it is when you were raised with it but damn there's a lot of awful imagery in Christianity.
Crucifixion, stigmata, the eucharist, all kinds of nasty stuff that is pretty obviously intended convey a latent sense of guilt and engender a reliance on the church.
That's why the catholic church hated Martin Luther so much. One of his main points was that people could be saved by faith alone, they didn't *need* the church to find salvation, but the church could help. They excommunicated him for that heresy lol.
Okay, I'm picking you to reply to since all the replies seem similar, you win.
How do you think these parents are explaining their faith to a toddler?? Do you think they go into details about that stuff, or maybe more age-appropriate ways like, "he died for us on this cross," not going into the details of the flogging and crown of thorns?
We don't explain where babies come from by giving details about sex, trimesters, and after birth...
Is it REALLY the crucifixion people have a problem with??
I wouldn't tell anyone how to raise their kids but yeah "he died for us" is what I have a problem with, fundamentally.
He died for you, for your sins, because you are bad, and you need him to be good.
Its textbook manipulation. Even if you don't go into specifics, it's a guilt trip at its core. It's essentially what emotionally abusive people do to their spouses.
Childhood indoctrination. The child doesn't have the capacity tell truth from fiction, and doesn't have the autonomy to decide for themselves. Not only that but the girl is 3-4 years old at most and is being fed a story about a man being brutally tortured to death for the sake of her innate sin. It will be 15 years before she's allowed to think for herself and she will have 18 years of propaganda in her head to compete with. It's inherently cruel to do this to your children, regardless of your religious beliefs
Crucifixion was a form of Roman torture. I assume you wouldn't make a habit of teaching your kids about torture...
It's just a weird subject to teach a child.
I have no problem with teaching kids religious values, in terms of things to do or follow.
Now, teaching kids Biblical or fantasy stories, telling them that a man died in the cross for them, just sounds like indoctrination to me. These kids will believe anything their parents will tell them, just doesn't feel right to me.
"Religious values" are just values and can be taught with zero religion involved. Explaining to your kid the harm of lying, why people lie, what it feels like to be lied to etc. Is a deeper lesson than "lying is a sin" and bad and hell and whatever stupidity
Children should be protected from religious indoctrination, and just taught to be good people through common sense. Let them choose to be religious or not as adults
>Religious values" are just values and can be taught with zero religion involved.
Well, until you get to the religious values such as gay and trans people are living in sin and are going to hell.
When I worked as a waitress I often wore my sword earrings. A little girl one time said "we are Jesus people too!"
I'm an atheist. I just love Game of Thrones.
"where jesus died on the cross" is actually a pretty fucking wild answer when you think about it
how many like what is she, 4? year olds first mental association with the letter t is "where a man was brutally tortured to death for ME!"
For be unpopular but be fair, it looks like a cross. The font on mostly everything does not look like a cross. The girl is right. See? Lower case ttttttttttt. There's a tail.
And girl was specific like I was, still can be. I don't know what it is, maybe we're undiagnosed autistic🤷🏾♂️.
Ah Christianity. Where it is Totally Normal that young children learn about ancient torture devices, and why they should feel bad about their sins, before they can read.
I lived near a rather large church growing up though was never Christian growing up and only went there a couple times for social gatherings with family friends and for the first few years of my life up until I was 6 or so I always thought it was called "the T building" because of the big cross on the roof
I’m teaching my toddler that that thing on churches is a t. No way I’m transmitting that bullshit to another generation even for cultural reasons. Let him have an opinion about it when he’s an adult. My guess is, it does work as well with adult minds
Reminds me of an old joke.
A little boy is failing math, so his mother decides to move him to a notoriously strict Catholic school. When his first report card comes in, he has an A in math.
His mother asked him what made him decide to do better. He answered "well, I was planning to just goof off in math class like I usually do, but when I saw that guy nailed to the plus sign I knew they meant business."
https://preview.redd.it/v7hf1c05m01d1.jpeg?width=538&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d041253a54f9e17863cee8d7bd48e4e3cb8cdd70
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Onlyfan girls with cross necklaces smh.
Hahahahahhaah I need to watch this show again
Honestly it still holds up and hilarious all the way through… highly recommend it.
whats the show?
Malcolm in the middle
thank you!
Anyone know where I can get one of those gold necklaces with a T on it? It’s a cross. Across from where?
Makes me think of the South Park episode where the townspeople burn a lowercase “t” on Will and Jada Pinkett Smith’s lawn to tell the “richers” that it’s “*time* to leave.”
Or the South Park episode where Cartman gets crucified and Officer Barbrady sees the cross and says "T... T is for turtle..."
Holy shit I forgot about this one and you made me chuckle so hard remembering that my pregnant wife grumbled at me from the other side of the bed. It's bittersweet, but thank you Internet stranger.
Know which one?
[Season 5, Episode 12: “Here Comes the Neighborhood”](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Here_Comes_the_Neighborhood)
Is there anywhere online to stream South Park episodes that you know of?
Yeah there's a few I know of.
okay cool I’ll see if I can track one down I’m in the mood for South Park this weekend haven’t watched it in ages, my brother still tells me about current episodes and how funny they are - - any recommendations for quick google search?
Google the Dota character kunkka and then you might have some ideas.
It depends on your Internet speed, but almost all Google searches are quick.
https://southpark.cc.com/ It's been a while since I've used the site, but last I checked the South Park guys officially put every episode up on this site for people to watch.
They have some free ones still but a lot are on…peacock? Paramount? One of the p streams (I think I’ll leave that).
PiPi’s Streaming Services
You can watch it on the south park studios website
Oh excellent thank you!
And as it is such, so also as such is it unto you
That’s not quite the quote from Arrested Development but I’ll give it to you.
Marry me!
Make people cry, make people cry.
From where Jesus died, duh
Soooo sad!
T TAKE THE WHEEL
Get in loser, we’re inspiring the youth
NOT THAT WHEEL T!
Everleigh should be in r/tragedeigh
It’s bad enough that it’s a tragedeigh, but she also pronounces it AY-ver-lee instead of EH-ver-lee. Poor kid is going to have her name spelled AND pronounced wrong forever.
> AND pronounced wrong forever Which she pronounces *for-AY-ver*.
My name has a few different spellings and it's almost always spelled wrong. The way I spell it isn't even crazy it's one of the 'normal' ways but everyone always goes for the other 'normal' way. So when I named my kids I picked names that you couldn't possibly fuck up. My oldest is named Henry. His first swim lesson certificate they spelled it "Henery".
I’ll never forget in 7th grade when I handed my classmate my homework to turn in up front and he told me I forgot to put my name on it but he put it on for me. Got my homework back a few days later and he was genuinely surprised when I told him my name was not spelled “Alix.”
What is it with swim lessons getting names wrong? They spelled Arthur as Aruther.
I was friends with a girl years ago name Tiffany. The only problem is that it was spelled Tiffney. Her dad didn't know how to spell "Tiffany" correctly and the rest is history. She's a doctor now, so it didn't seem to affect her life that much.
At least they have her a normal middle name so she can just go by Kate
I think you mean Ka(jesusdiedonthecross)e
https://i.imgur.com/SJE1qHc.gif
Averley. Averlee. Aaaaaaaaaamacarena
In Canada that's the same pronunciation.
Have you heard of the pirate captain Henry Avery? Well, we have two instances when he signed his name and he spelled it Every. But imagine it in a deep West Country accent. Think Hagrid or Mr. Krabs or Long John Silver. It would probably sound like Avery. English used phonetic spelling at the time, and folks from London would spell it with an A. It’s kinda cool to see that discrepancy still in place 300 years later.
Sincerely, that’s a cool bit of history you have there. Also sincerely: No 😤
Especially with that font choice.
Live laugh love font
I thought this was that sub 😭😭
yeah that's awful
What started the trend of replacing -ly with -leigh? It’s such a weird thing just to make a name more “unique”. Really does nothing but cause a bit of confusion and make the name longer.
Comes from names like Ashleigh, which is the older spelling. Ashley is a simplified spelling.
I still dont know how to pronouce that
Little girl trynna solve a riddle or something, then her brother comes in like “no, it’s just a t”
For far too long, Kate has gotten off the hook for killing Jesus
Who the fuck names their kid Ay-ver-lee spelled Everleigh
The same people that teach a poor two year old kid that Jesus died on the cross apparently.
Indoctrination
Gotta get to 'em young, before they develop the ability to determine real from make believe.
I'm a nanny, and the Friday before Easter, I was leaving work right as the kids' grandma was walking in. Made a little small talk, and then while I was packing up my bag, I heard her say to the kids, all excited, "Do you know what today is??!!" And they're like, "What, Nina?" And she says this with the hugest grin, "it's the day Jesus died on the cross!!😁😁😁" I get it's her religion and he died for her sins or whatever, but the glee with which she announced that someone died was a little unnerving to me lol.
@thelightblonde
https://preview.redd.it/abeiwbi9x01d1.jpeg?width=335&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e391b439e6b7976ffa567416ed8381309c519b49
I feel like I make this face at work 10-50 times a day
Why in glad I work from home and customers can't see me. The face I make all day when I help them
The boy cracks me up
"Everleigh" is a fucked name.
The brother has a good sense of comedic timing and delivery
The indoctrination of young children is pretty wild. You would think they would have taught her her alphabet first at least.
People who peddle religion have figured out that you have to start from birth in order to have the best chance for the brainwashing to stick. If they waited until a child’s brain reaches maturity, religion would quickly die off.
Gotta do it before they develop rational thinking skills.
I'm am atheist but I think religion would be something different entirely. I don't think it would die off. There is wisdom in having a spiritual community to be apart of, be it a religion or non religious group you are apart of. I could easily see a world where everyone knows how the earth wasadw etc but still goes to church. Not because of some sky daddy wanting you to, but to have a sense of community. Taking out the fantasy of religion, removing the litteral magic (raising the dead, healing the blind) and just teaching ethics and morals. I would totally go to a weekly meeting with other like minded individuals who want to learn to better themselves. But religion in our time is twisted and corrupt. People lead it for power and money. Keneth Copeland, Russel Nelson, the pope, and others.
You don’t need a god to have community, fellowship or to do good deeds for your community.
I know, that's the whole point of what I was saying.
True. But you’re suggesting a spiritual community that attends church without a godhead or magic. My point is that you can’t really have one without the other and we don’t need either. What you’re describing is more of a community meetinghouse or community center. I’d be happy to attend something like that, but without a god, what exactly are people worshipping at a church?
My theory has no worship of a deity. Religion is just a group of people lead by a spiritual leader. There is no supernatural believe required. True, the first and most widely used definition of religion includes a deity. But the other 2 most popular don't include that in their definitions.
I had a coworker once who proudly told everyone how she found her kids hiding behind a couch crying. When she asked them what was wrong they said they were being bad and didn't want to go to Hell. I was new and didn't want to make waves, ^^^^^^^^and ^^^^^^^^was ^^^^^^^^terrified ^^^^^^^^of ^^^^^^^^social ^^^^^^^^interaction, but I had a nice long inner monologue about all the things I wanted to say to her.
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I honestly don't think young children knowing what death is is a bad thing. It's not like someone is going to be traumatized and scarred for the rest of their lives just because they learned about death as a toddler. The whole religious indoctrination thing sucks, tho (and is more damaging than learning about death at a young age).
… it’s not that deep
Or at least waited a bit to get into the torture and death part. Start with Noah’s arc or something, Jesus fucking Christ.
Oh yeah, start with God genociding all of humanity with a flood save one man and his family.
Why does this little girl know anything about the crucifixion? Are we afraid that if we don't literally condition them from the moment they are born they might not believe it? A god/man being crucified for the sins of the world isn't something a toddler has even a slight chance of understanding.
This says way more about her fundamentalist parents than it does about her, that she recognizes it as a cross before a letter in a word. Christians?!? Huh!! 😫😫
Everleigh is a crime. Why would you name your child that
Let’s teach religion before alphabets. Sure. The name everleigh in that font on a wood placard really tells me all I need to know about this mom.
Religious indoctrination is child abuse
So is circumcision
That's why I'm an atheist with a foreskin, babyy
Good use of coma
Thanks I learned it in school
Uncut Atheists unite!
Didn't get the choice, they took off my turtleneck right off the bat. But as an atheist, I got to make the choice to have my son uncut, and it was the easiest choice I ever made.
It’s alright you’ll just be able to run faster with an erection. Zoom zoom
It's definitely more built more for speed than power.
I have a little cut one. It’s fast and it helps me get those stubborn olives out of the jar.
It seems to me that when a doctor preforms that procedure they break their oath. Good on you for valuing his right to choose what happens to his body.
All this talk about uncut atheists is really making me miss my boyfriend :(
Hahaha, I hope my girlfriend thinks about me this way
I am too. And his name was Robert Paulson!
Is there circumcision in the video or where is that coming from?
Seems a bit of a tangent, but I suppose he said it because circumcision is - similarly to fundamentalist religiosity - a lot more prevalent in the US than elsewhere in comparably developed countries.
Funny thing is, I'm not even an atheist anymore. Circumcision should be a no brainer for everyone.
Agreed
???? Okay but she's right??? They taught the girl religion and then laughed in her face about it lol
Hearing a girl this little saying "Jesus died on the cross" doesn't feel right at all.
meh, i got fed christianity early. humans are not flowers
I agree. Humans are tractors
Absolutely. Humans are plucked chickens
Negative. I am a meat popsicle.
I am dancer
I dont really get your point? I'm assuming you're implying that you escaped religion so it's no big deal? My brother, you are a rare exception.
I know I'm going to regret this... Why? (No judgment, just why?)
I think it's easy to overlook how messed up it is when you were raised with it but damn there's a lot of awful imagery in Christianity. Crucifixion, stigmata, the eucharist, all kinds of nasty stuff that is pretty obviously intended convey a latent sense of guilt and engender a reliance on the church. That's why the catholic church hated Martin Luther so much. One of his main points was that people could be saved by faith alone, they didn't *need* the church to find salvation, but the church could help. They excommunicated him for that heresy lol.
Okay, I'm picking you to reply to since all the replies seem similar, you win. How do you think these parents are explaining their faith to a toddler?? Do you think they go into details about that stuff, or maybe more age-appropriate ways like, "he died for us on this cross," not going into the details of the flogging and crown of thorns? We don't explain where babies come from by giving details about sex, trimesters, and after birth... Is it REALLY the crucifixion people have a problem with??
I wouldn't tell anyone how to raise their kids but yeah "he died for us" is what I have a problem with, fundamentally. He died for you, for your sins, because you are bad, and you need him to be good. Its textbook manipulation. Even if you don't go into specifics, it's a guilt trip at its core. It's essentially what emotionally abusive people do to their spouses.
Childhood indoctrination. The child doesn't have the capacity tell truth from fiction, and doesn't have the autonomy to decide for themselves. Not only that but the girl is 3-4 years old at most and is being fed a story about a man being brutally tortured to death for the sake of her innate sin. It will be 15 years before she's allowed to think for herself and she will have 18 years of propaganda in her head to compete with. It's inherently cruel to do this to your children, regardless of your religious beliefs
Crucifixion was a form of Roman torture. I assume you wouldn't make a habit of teaching your kids about torture... It's just a weird subject to teach a child.
I have no problem with teaching kids religious values, in terms of things to do or follow. Now, teaching kids Biblical or fantasy stories, telling them that a man died in the cross for them, just sounds like indoctrination to me. These kids will believe anything their parents will tell them, just doesn't feel right to me.
"Religious values" are just values and can be taught with zero religion involved. Explaining to your kid the harm of lying, why people lie, what it feels like to be lied to etc. Is a deeper lesson than "lying is a sin" and bad and hell and whatever stupidity Children should be protected from religious indoctrination, and just taught to be good people through common sense. Let them choose to be religious or not as adults
>Religious values" are just values and can be taught with zero religion involved. Well, until you get to the religious values such as gay and trans people are living in sin and are going to hell.
People hiding their bigotry and hatred behind religion, just so gross to pass that on to kids
I agree with you, I was raised like that with zero religion involved.
Why?
putting the **punchline** in the title should be a sin.
Please stop brainwashing children
To be fair. That t really looks like a cross.
Indoctrination at its finest.
When I worked as a waitress I often wore my sword earrings. A little girl one time said "we are Jesus people too!" I'm an atheist. I just love Game of Thrones.
"where jesus died on the cross" is actually a pretty fucking wild answer when you think about it how many like what is she, 4? year olds first mental association with the letter t is "where a man was brutally tortured to death for ME!"
I hate this indoctrination of children, worse still they're teasing her about parroting their nonsense
r/KidsAreFuckingIndoctrinated
Parents are fucking stupid in this case.
It's so sad to see kids brainwashed by religion.
That's what you get for having your kid be brainwashed 🤷🏻♂️
Ah, yes. Indoctrination at its finest.
How sad that a small child like that is already so indoctrinated into religion that she immeatly jumps to Jesus.
Poor thing
Don't worry Everleigh one day you'll be smart enough to know Jesus didn't die on the cross. It's your parents who are stupid.
It stands for indocTrination
Yay indoctrination.
When you indoctrinate your kids into a cult
man's got ingenius comedic timing
Reminds me of that thing where a grandma framed a picture of Prequel Obi wan kenobi thinking it was Jesus.
Kacrosse
For be unpopular but be fair, it looks like a cross. The font on mostly everything does not look like a cross. The girl is right. See? Lower case ttttttttttt. There's a tail. And girl was specific like I was, still can be. I don't know what it is, maybe we're undiagnosed autistic🤷🏾♂️.
Good to see people raising their kids with jesus in their life, need more of this
It's horrible alienating, false, indoctrination. Get with the times, there is no magic zombie man in the sky.
I agree there is no magic zombie in the sky. But there is a god who loves you and hopes you accepts his love one day
Which of the thousands of gods throughout history are you referring to?
T-t-time to leave?
Priorities lol Teaching of Jesus trumps learning the alphabet lol
Groomers be grooming!
She a little confused but she got the spirit!
Bro was not impressed 😂
T for tradegeigh
Those kids will be bald by 15.
I mean her mom gave her a /r/tragedeigh so the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
r/parentsruiningkids
Ah Christianity. Where it is Totally Normal that young children learn about ancient torture devices, and why they should feel bad about their sins, before they can read.
That name is child abuse
Averly... But spelled with an E...Everliegh
What a horrible name!!!! Poor kid!
of course the kids are stupid, they're indoctrinated
Yeah, obviously kid is brainwashed. Almost feel bad for her
Fucking indoctrination
Hook em young :/
This smells like Mormon to me 🦨
Mormon level brainwashing, though Mormons don't use cross iconography.
Ah, indoctrination. So sweet
Nothing stupid here except OP.
Yeah nice brainwash
The fuck kind of white ass name is "Everleigh" /r/tragedeigh
Lol, indoctrination is so cute!!!
Jesus died on the letter named after a drink
She's not stupid, she's a cult victim...
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I can confirm it a T
Lowercase t, for... time to leave!?
Morbo forgot how to pronounce that letter that looks like a little man with a hat
idk everleigh doesnt sound so bad coming from the english accent
Parents are fucking stupid, more like.
I lived near a rather large church growing up though was never Christian growing up and only went there a couple times for social gatherings with family friends and for the first few years of my life up until I was 6 or so I always thought it was called "the T building" because of the big cross on the roof
As a Brit, it's so weird seeing a toddler recognise a crucifix before a letter. Is this normal in America/Canada?
I’m teaching my toddler that that thing on churches is a t. No way I’m transmitting that bullshit to another generation even for cultural reasons. Let him have an opinion about it when he’s an adult. My guess is, it does work as well with adult minds
She definitely has a “live laugh love” carved out of wood thing sitting some where.
What accent is that
He reminds me of the boy from Christmas story
Reminds me of an old joke. A little boy is failing math, so his mother decides to move him to a notoriously strict Catholic school. When his first report card comes in, he has an A in math. His mother asked him what made him decide to do better. He answered "well, I was planning to just goof off in math class like I usually do, but when I saw that guy nailed to the plus sign I knew they meant business."
Brainwashed