- A large chunk of iron pyrite;
- a small paper wasp nest;
- a used, wadded-up kleenex;
- a half-eaten chicken nugget.
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Multiple choice question.
Which of these objects is not in the cupholder of my daughter's booster seat?
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Chicken nugget. I don't think you and the Angry Baker would let Angry Kid eat lips and assholes.
4. Food goes on the floor, greasy food into a pocket.
3 or 4. 3 because kids aren't big on the kleenex, or 4 because you've read Fast Food Nation.
Trick question, the correct answer is "None of the above".
None of the above?
I vote for the kleenex. I usually find those after everything's gone through the wash or on the floor of my car. Grr.
This is almost certainly a trick question - I have, at one time or another, found all of the aforementioned items in my own daughter's 'work area' in the back of my car.
Thus, I vote for none of the above.
I'm guessing the "chicken" nugget. My car suffers from similar detritusitis (heh!), and Son is 13 years old.
Kleenex. Any self respecting child uses her sleeve.
Kleenex. So obvious. I have two kids.
I vote for the chicken nugget!
I have to go with Kleenex on this one, too.
Sheesh, and here I thought everyone would go for the iron pyrite! And does everyone's kid get attached to old hunks of wasp nest?
The correct answer is 4. Chicken nuggets tend to be inhaled, or eaten by the dog.
how did you get iron pyrite in the car?
I voted for #1 because the chunk was too big to fit into the cupholder.
Paul's Wife
(who finally got rid of the fossilized chicken nuggets when kid #2 totaled the family van driving it to college. He's fine. Fossilized food gone.)
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