Or "A Tale of Regret"
If a friend should meet you in the lunchroom
and say to you "try to keep this down"
take two steps away from the concoction
Don't take time to even look around.
My dearest child,
"Disgusting Mixtures" are a right of passage. Whether its Alphabet Soup with Orange Juice and Maple Syrup, Butterfinger Bars with processed cheese, or chicken chunks with applesauce and colorful chocolate peices, all boys do this. Even green beans with maple syrup is nothing new.
However, as your mother, I must warn you that should you be sent home sick again for not keeping down "disgusting mixtures" (ie: spewing disgusting mixture all over the lunchroom when you could not control your gag-reflex) you may find yourself sitting alone in your bed eating whatever "disgusting mixture" your mother can come up with. Puking in the lunchroom during Flu season is not treated lightly, and in the future, puking up disgusting mixtures causing yourself to be sent home from school early ( under suspicion of illness...not jack-assery) will cause serious consequences to befall you.
Sincerely,
Your Loving Mother.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
yakkety yak, yep that's khak
Posted by Goob at 8:14 AM
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Wow, sounds like a good day!
"disgusting mixtures"...mmmm chicken....
Just thinking about it makes me want to puke.
Bwahaha!!! My brother used to put ketchup and mustard in his milk carton at school so that he could get sent home early. You have to admit, he's a creative ditcher. :)
Is this what you were going to brag about a few days ago?
Eeewww! My son talks about them, but hasn't done them...yet....
You are a brave woman...
Ugggghhhh...
I would just stick to stuff like the Gallon Challenge. At least with that, you're just getting ONE flavor.
Good times in school lunch rooms. This is why I was grateful we had an open campus and I could go home or to the nearest fast food eatery for lunch.
My 9-year-old was just bragging about this same kind of jackassery on Monday. I think he said he grossed out "all the girls in his class" but mixing everything on his plate, pouring chocolate milk on it, and eating it. Lovely.
I don't know, I think it's pretty dang funny. Of course, it hasn't happened to me yet. HA! Love you little buddy, your imagination is ever missed around here.
psssst...I actually thought it was pretty funny too, but I don't want HIM to know that!
JACKASSERY!!!! one of my favorite words!
Hilarious! Can you get past the grossness and applaud his ingenuity?
Ack! Sounds like you had a wonderful day! Not! Those mixtures DO sound disgusting. I hope YOU didn't have to clean up the lunch room mess.
Siiiiiiiiiick.
I totally do not miss the mystery mixtures that haunted me in high school!
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