Kids say the darndest things.

[rug]

[IrishAyes]

1. When a little boy was asked by Linkletter what animal he wanted to be, the kid said a cat

because his dad wanted to be the same thing so he could go out tom catting around.

I'm still laughing about that one.

[bamademo]

3. I personally think Art was creepy. Maybe it's just me.

[IrishAyes]

7. I'll give you this... if my kid's class had been scheduled to appear on the show,

I would've arranged a sudden visit to Disneyland or somewhere like that, just as much or more fun w/o the pitfalls.

As to current tv personalities, I'll never remove the pin from my Jimmy Kimmel voodoo doll, because of that Halloween candy crap. People who do things just for the sake of making children cry, and then laugh about it, are MONSTERS.

[elleng]

2. Thanks for making me read those

NOT!

[cyberswede]

4. When a friend had their second baby...

After the baby had been home a couple days, their older daughter (about 3 years old) said, "let's throw away everything in the house that starts with "D." The baby's name was Dylan.

[Behind the Aegis]

5. Those are a scream!

[demigoddess]

6. scary!

I had one of my sons tell me about his previous life at about that age! never blow these things off!!

[Sanity Claws]

9. I'd love to hear what he said

I don't like to hijack threads but I love hearing things like this.

[IrishAyes]

8. One further note:

Everyone's born with a certain degree of psychic ability. Lack of informed training and the disapproval of society at large drive it underground, though, to the point it might as well not exist. For most people. Those who escape or overcome the obstacles are fortunate indeed.

[UtahLib]

10. My grandson, at about four years of age,

asked his mom what the baby in her tummy eats. She told him that the baby eats what she eats. He said "oh, you mean like this" and proceeded to throw his head back with his mouth wide open, like a baby bird.