All I can say is No... that is NOT six inches! But it wouldn't count in this incident, huh.
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"…the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy.All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked, and denounce the peacemakers for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. It works the same in any country.”
–Hermann Goering, Nazi Reichsmarschall
–Hermann Goering, Nazi Reichsmarschall
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9 comments:
Ah this makes me laugh.
I do not understand boys. The only male allowed in our house is my husband. 2 daughters, 1 grandaughter a female cat and a female dog. When the dog got here she was preggers and even then the rules were understood--6 puppies born--all female. (ok one was stillborn and I'm pretty sure it must have been male)
So, this vision of boys is very funny for me.
Boys will be boys. Too funny. They look like they are having fun.
ha ha ha ~~ too funny! Yes boys will be boys. Had two of mine this weekend. How do they think up these things.
They are darling boys Crusty!
funny, and so typical, haha!
It does start early, and the scary thing? Nobody teaches them this particular skill in a measure of a man.
LMAO
Cute and I too agree with the saying...boys will be boys, however in the case of my better half...I doubt that he has yet grown up. ha ha ha
When my eldest son was about 5 he ran around the supermarket holding a large parsnip in front of him shouting, 'I've got a big willie!'
What could I do but laugh along with many other shoppers.
Hahahaha, the pictures tell the story...and I'm laughing at Sue J's comment too.
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