Friday, July 11
Busy ExtortionistOverheard upstairs at home last night:
Busy Boy (age 11, until tomorrow) to Busy D. (age 6): "NO! I will not give you money to leave me alone!!"
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That is freakin' hilarious!!
Don't think of him as an Extortionist...
Think
Busy Entrepreneur
or maybe
Busy Politician
He's pretty clever for his age. Maybe it'll work when Busy Boy gets a little older.
Cas
Have a great weekend.
OMG that is a riot!!!!
Hmm...it worked for my parents. They'd give me money, I'd be quiet and go away.
Hey!! I recognize that tactic. My kid brother used it for years. It only worked when I was absolutely desperate.
Hey, it's always worth asking. I know some people I would say yes to.
Some kids are just party poopers.
Wasn't sure if you were still looking for camera giveaways, but if you are...
http://www.carsforgirls.com/index.php/samsung-s860-digital-camera-giveaway/
That is so funny!
I wonder if it would work! :-)
Ah, the free market at work...
Thats great, at least now you know that if necessary, you can pay someone to leave YOU alone... you'll just have to work out the terms...
Everyone has their price....busy D will just increase the annoying, or lower the price a bit, I'll bet, and a deal will be made.
Makes me wonder which child REALLY has the upper hand...
Sounds like my house- scary when your kids are that smart :-)
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