You get to embarrass your children with extraordinarily little effort.
Nowadays, I only have to use the word 'dude' in a sentence to send my eldest son (aged 14) into a fit of apoplexy. It seems that the use of this term is unseemly in one as ancient as me.
Lately, I've taken to marrying the word with the statement 'don't give me tone'. I learnt that one with a lovely Gen Y girl I work with. I've asked her to supply me with other words I might torture him with.
Add in a bit of dancing, and I become an Embarrassment Machine! Only my youngest child (aged six) will allow anything resembling parental dancing in his presence.
So, suck it up, dude. And don't give me tone about it.
Add in a bit of dancing, and I become an Embarrassment Machine! Only my youngest child (aged six) will allow anything resembling parental dancing in his presence.
So, suck it up, dude. And don't give me tone about it.
(That should render him speechless!)
2 comments:
Don't give me tone, dude.
Hahahahahahaha.
Mwah hahaha - I'm going to use that as well! At the moment she's humiliated if I say 'guys' as in 'How are you guys?'
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