Funny things kids say

In the chip shop getting an easy tea, I ask No1 daugher what she'd like.

No1D "Can I have a [what John Snow is] sausage?"
Me "... A *battered* sausage? Of course! :D"
 
In the chip shop getting an easy tea, I ask No1 daugher what she'd like.

No1D "Can I have a [what John Snow is] sausage?"
Me "... A *battered* sausage? Of course! :D"

In the chip shop getting an easy tea, I ask No1 daugher what she'd like.

No1D "Can I have a [what John Snow is] sausage?"
Me "... A *battered* sausage? Of course! :D"

You both have the same daughter? :confused:

Or you have two accounts on here? :eek:
 
In the chip shop getting an easy tea, I ask No1 daugher what she'd like.

No1D "Can I have a [what John Snow is] sausage?"
Me "... A *battered* sausage? Of course! :D"

In the chip shop getting an easy tea, I ask No1 daugher what she'd like.

No1D "Can I have a [what John Snow is] sausage?"
Me "... A *battered* sausage? Of course! :D"

Sounds like you two may have a daughter and quite possibly lady in common.

Edit: Trumped by Greebo
 
The missus teaches year 2 at a primary school and some of the work she brings home is comedy gold! I've got a few NSFW pics of stories they've written with accidental C bombs and unfortunate drawings.

My missus is also a year 2 teacher... I help her mark books sometimes and the stories they write has had me in double-over laughter on more than one occasion.

Last one I remember: one child wrote that his inspiration was the green ranger because he is green and a ranger :D
 
My girlfriend's a year 1 primary school teacher, and some of the stuff she tells me is hilarious. The latest anecdote that springs to mind was her overhearing a little girl talking to a teaching assistant about her parents, when she mentioned her parents lived apart. When she's was asked how often she saw her dad, she replied rather matter of factly "not so much since mummy found the other lady's knickers in his bag."
 
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"Daddy, when are you going to die?"

- not for a long time, don't worry

"When am I going to die?"

- even longer, don't worry

"I don't want you to die before me. You and mummy need to wait until I am ready to die"

-...

"When's Nanny going to die"

- **Turns on TV**

This is paraphrased conversation with my 4 year old not long ago
 
I was working in a nursery/infant school last year and whilst I was fixing one of the computers a girl ran over to me asking what I was doing. She then just grabbed my hair (was quite long for me, a very small afro puff) before saying it feels like carpet before running away. Couldn't help but have a giggle.

Kids are awesome before they gain any self awareness
 
4 year old at play school was just sitting around when the other kids were skipping about, when asked why he didn't want to join in he goes "I can't skip for toffee".

I LOL'd
 
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