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Why do you wash daddy's pants
Posted by Ahh_Bisto on 23 December 2011 - 3:24pm.
...if he hasn't pooed in them?
Ma Bisto has just been asked this question by our 4 year old.
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Why indeed?
Are there people out there who DO wash pants that haven't been pooed in?
Who knew?
I bet they iron teatowels and sheets too...
I think it's
the earnestness that went with the enquiry. Some contemplation had evidently been given to the issue before the question was posited.
I don't think one's kids learn the answer...
...until they've finished at uni or met someone nice, do they?
Wisdom that was shared with me
A lovely lady who I worked with on a couple of projects seemed to attract slightly idle men.
One evening over a beer, she assured me that no grown woman has ever asked her boyfriend/partner/husband "Where are my clean pants?"
My wife
disagrees!
Souldn't the question be
'Why do you wash daddy's pants when he's pooed in them?'
My Dad
Follows the same logic. No doubt I will too, one of these days.
My 3 year old keeps asking
"Daddy, what are underpants for?"
I don't actually know.
The answer
is known to cyclists, amongst others.
"Mum. are farts lumpy?"
Was an interesting conversation stopper at the dinner table at a friend's house as a kid.
I don't know why I choose to share this on the internet
But.
As a very small boy I found myself alone for a short moment in the front room of an equally small friends house except for his newspaper-reading father.
He had politely asked how I was and I'd answered.
For some reason I felt obliged to maintain the conversation. I thought very hard for no little time, trying to find the suitable phrase. The mot juste, as it were. It came in a blinding flash.
'I can wipe my own bottom now!', I said.
I die just a little bit more inside every time I remember.
Somewhere, somewhen
I bet a gentleman recounted this very story the opposite way round, and remembered it fondly.