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This Duck forgot to mention the question RKAD asked wifey, while being pulled on a sleigh a few weeks ago.

Now remember he is 4, well off they go with wifey pulling him on the sleigh and he asks

"Mommy, little boys don't have seed in their winkies when they small"

Now I can recall when growing up that we never had a chat about anything related to this, at either 4 or 17

It seems as though the kiddies are so much more advanced. He had previously asked how babies are made and wifey had mentioned that seed is placed in the mommy where the baby grows.

So, his enquiring mind had been thinking about it over a period of time

:babyroll: :babyroll: :babyroll:

Aw cute

It is interesting what they come up with, especially their take on information given to them :haha:

My son told us recently that Hitler was the leader of the Naartjies!
:rofl:

dudette Wrote:My son told us recently that Hitler was the leader of the Naartjies!

well wasn't he

:rofl: @pronkertjie

My son once asked me if when I was born were there roads yet. Didn't realise I looked that old! :haha:

dudette Wrote:Aw cute

It is interesting what they come up with, especially their take on information given to them :haha:

My son told us recently that Hitler was the leader of the Naartjies!
:rofl:

:rofl: This was brilliant :thumbs:

When my 12 year old was younger and it was that time of the month....he asked me whether I was on heat!! :rofl:

oh you've all made me chuckle so much! Connor asked me today if I bought him before I made him (like Lego)

Just thought of something else. When my son was younger he was disgusted because a woman had, had five children. He said "ugh, she's done it five times" :haha: If only he knew.

RKAD was at it again last night

question of the night on the 02 April 2005 a month after turning 4

Miten maailma on syntynyt?

The question was directed at Daddy, he said he couldn't put it into English yet and translated

How was the World born?

So, we start with the versions of how the World began.

:haha: