I hope this doesn't offend anyone, but it was too funny not to share.
We went to the Halloween at the Y event last weekend and my 6 year old was chatting with a woman behind us in line about their costumes. He told her Lexie was a scarecrow, he was a robot, and Gunnar was a homo. <--- Not a typo.
We had to do some quick clarifying that he was a hoBO, but I don't think I will forget the look of shock on that woman's face for a LONG time! Bahaha
Re: AW: funny, non PC kids
I know! It is absolutely not a word used in our house, so it was an honest mistake- but still hilarious!
DD Born August 16, 2012
If anyone gets offended by this, they need to take a chill pill...or twenty. I mean, come on.
That said, too funny! Kids have no filter. We were in Walmart when my SO's little brother was about 4 and he saw an Arabic woman in full cloth with everything but her eyes covered. He had never seen this before, growing up in a very Hispanic neighborhood, and even though he barely spoke any English at the time, he somehow decided that that day, he would speak entirely in English when he said, "LOOK, AMANDA, IT'S A NINJA!!!!" in the most excited and loud voice possible. He didn't mean to offend anyone, he honestly thought she was a ninja and he was honestly thrilled. Of course, everyone gave us the dirtiest look.
SCANDAL!
Omg lmao
That is awesome! So funny, stupid you got dirty looks, he's just a kid.
That is funny.
My mom said when I was a kid we used to go to williamsport library weekly. I came from an even smaller town, and had never seen an african american. Williamsport library though had a few. I was about three the first time and My mom said when we were walking up the steps and an african american was coming down them and I just said really loud "Mommy is that a BLACK lady?" she said the lady gave her a dirty look, but eh, it was an educational moment.
A friend of mine was out to dinner with her family and her daughter noticed a group of men come in the restaurant. She was so excited she jumped on her chair, pointed and yelled "PIRATES!" They were bikers.
It still makes me laugh.
I was handing out candy one Halloween when a little black girl told me, "I like white people."
All I could do was laugh and say, "I'm glad to hear that."
Proud Mama to cleft cutie
The ninja story cracks me up!
Apparently when I was little I went through a phase where I pointed to everything and said what color it was... you can see where this is going. I was at an event and pointed to a man (I later found out he was about 6'5" and 250... and African-American) wearing a black jacket and said, as loudly as I could "BLACK!" with pride... my dad thought he was going to be punched! (I should add that I grew up in a VERY white area with almost no minorities so I can see why the guy would be ticked of... but honestly it was his jacket!)