Just when you think they're getting it.......

[Archbishop]

I went to the range today. Had a great time, but that's a different story. Came home to clean my guns and my youngest, who's in Kindergarten, asked if he could help clean a rifle. He has helped before, so I said sure.
Me: What's the first thing we have to do to clean this gun?
Him: Make sure there's no bullets in it.
Me: (excited.) That's right. And why's that?
Him: Because we don't want to have to clean the bullet too.
Me: So close.
Well, he's on the right track and he's learning, so what can I say? It did crack me up though and thought I'd share.

 

[smiley69_300]

lol Thats funny. Hey atleast he has it in his mind that there is to be no bullets in it when you cleaning. Thats the main thing right now. He can learn the real reason as he gets older. Kids do say the darnest things lol.

 

[BloodEclipse]

It's good to see him interested in the cleaning aspect. Most young kids just want to shoot them and let Dad clean them.

 

[Scutter01]

You don't clean your bullets after a range trip? No wonder it takes me so long...

 

[nalees]

You don't clean your bullets after a range trip? No wonder it takes me so long...

 

[HandK]

OH that is just too cute, Glad he is learning at a young age, Good for the both of you.

 

[haldir]

Kids say the darndest things

 

[Jay]

Kids say the darndest things

I used to really enjoy watching Art Linkletter's show on TV ...."Kids Say the Darndest Things"....that's when TV was worth watching.

 

[haldir]

I used to really enjoy watching Art Linkletter's show on TV ...."Kids Say the Darndest Things"....that's when TV was worth watching.

That was a great program. The remake was a little lame. Kind of like Candid Camera. The original was a great show. The attempts to remake it... not so much.

 

[JetGirl]

That was a great program. The remake was a little lame. Kind of like Candid Camera. The original was a great show. The attempts to remake it... not so much.

Agreed.

 

[spasmo]

I think that's so cute. A little off topic here but that reminds me.. We were in a crowded mall and my daughter owned a pair of Crocs that she was looking to decorate. So she loudly says that she wanted some Croc rings for her shoes. We had to ask her to repeat herself because we weren't sure what she said. We then proceeded to tell her to give them a new name. There are many moments like that and it's unfortunate that they are probably over now. Enjoy them while you can.

 

[Indecision]

Rofl, pretty funny on both stories.

Adrenaline and I were at the mall once and there was this little girl that would blow rasberries back and forth with her (apparently i'm too big and scary), and the little girl was forever chewing on her mom's blackberry, they tried giving her old phones they didn't use anymore, she only wanted the ones they had, lol. Anyway, we were talking to the mom and she said a family member taught her randomly roar at people in stores. Hilarious. I almost died laughing.

 

[bw210]

ahh, the "so close" feeling

 

[indykid]

Thanks for a good laugh! Youngsters are so precious. Enjoy your son while he is still young, they grow up too fast!

 

[ThrottleJockey]

Write that one down on a piece of paper and put it in a drawer/scrapbook. That's too precious to lose the memory of. Gotta love the innocence while it's still there.

 

[Josh Ward]

Thats awesome!! LOL