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My Kid’s In My Head

Me and the family were talking over dinner about a party my M/C is throwing next weekend and my wife asked if she was getting in free.  I said she could if she worked the event and that I’d probably have her work the gate, collecting the entry fee from attendants.  But then I remembered her recently injured thumb (she cut herself in a musical/food preparation activity gone horribly wrong) and joked about how she’d probably contract some flesh-rotting disease from the money with her open wound.

“Yeah,” she agreed.  “We don’t know where that money’s been.”

“Oh, I think I do,” I said, picturing bills inserted in various orifices at seedy stripper bars, but I stopped myself before going on because my 12-year old daughter was at the table.  “I’d say where, but we have young ears listening.”

“I know exactly what you’re thinking, Dad,” my daughter interjected.

“I don’t think so,” I said.  “I really, really don’t.”

“You’re thinking of strippers.”

Holy shit.  My kid’s a mind-reader — and she knows I’m a pervert.

2 Responses to “My Kid’s In My Head”

  1. on 03 Oct 2008 at 4:53 amDean "D-Day"

    LMFAO! Out of the mouths of babes!
    I found that out too when my girls were young. You can’t say anything in front of the kids. They learn everything at such a young age (especially these days!)

  2. on 07 Oct 2008 at 2:39 pmrick

    Hey, These kids are very smart these days!

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