‘Without actually saying you have kids, tell me you have kids’ – the 17 funniest
There are some things that are almost universal to busy parents, such as forgetting what it’s like to drink a cup of tea while it’s hot, or always having pockets filled with bibs, hairbands or tissues, depending on the age of the child.
Tim Larsen managed to tease out a great many of the things that parents have in common, by setting Twitter this challenge.
Without actually saying you have kids, tell me you have kids.
— Tim Larsen ♓🐟 th@memewe@ver (@thamemeweaver) January 2, 2021
Here are some of the very best responses.
1.
I hide chocolate in the vegetable crisper drawer.
— John Pavlovitz (@johnpavlovitz) January 2, 2021
2.
I know the names of all the Paw Patrol characters. https://t.co/NKRerptG20
— Viced Rhino – Angry, Lonely Recluse (@VicedRhino) January 2, 2021
3.
My most listened to album of 2020 was the Trolls World Tour soundtrack. https://t.co/6YPDRG00Xa
— Michael “Milkchad” Smallwood (@mikeluvsgushers) January 2, 2021
4.
Everything in my house is always wet https://t.co/mCaAktSUWJ
— Scott Bayer loves #DisruptTexts (@Lyricalswordz) January 3, 2021
5.
Found a line of 7 xmas cookies on the table last week, each with a bite missing https://t.co/bnINKAQsQN
— Cornsoup conissour (@rezdreams) January 2, 2021
6.
I’ve mastered sleeping at the edge of the bed. https://t.co/IpNzDPP9rU
— nurulizwa J (@nurulizwa) January 2, 2021
7.
Spent my retirement money on a University of Michigan degree. I did not go there…
— Tom Donoghue (@yonicemask) January 2, 2021
8.
It was empty when I went to bed last night🤬 pic.twitter.com/rObxafNYrv
— Waffa 2.0 Antifa Snack Coordinator (@waffaisback) January 2, 2021
9.
I lock the bathroom door. https://t.co/aXN2fVJK6q
— Melissa (@mackandme123) January 2, 2021