40 Nosy Parents Who Got More Than They Bargained For While Digging Through Kids’ Rooms

I was invited to a friend's birthday party and was instructed to bring a gag gift. I bought him a ball gag. He and his wife thought it was hilarious. Some of the other guests, not so much.

And the zombie apocalypse.

I think the majority of us agree. Considering the material posted on this site, kids shouldn't have free rein here anyway, and us adults should be allowed to express ourselves with being censored.

the word we a missing is sùicidal

Future biologist

Not always. I used to collect specimens every time I found a dead animal. I'm a scientist now and I would never purposefully harm an animal.

Only if he killed them himself, if he only collected the dead birds, it is more of an academic interest, and he might become some kind of researcher later on.

My parents took me on picnics in graveyards. We'd find the person with the name we thought was nicest and have a picnic with them. We'd honour them as if it was their birthday and try to imagine what they were like.

I still do this, as an adult. I often take photos of the graves. That sort of thing has interested me since I was young, probably because of all the deaths I dealt with when I was young. My nan died when I was 7, then my older brother when I was 12 and younger brother when I was 20, as well as other family and friends. I also saw my uncle's grave in the small country town my nan and pop lived in. He died when he was 3, from drowning, and his grave was tiny, but also that old style with the slab on top with wrought iron fence around it. I thought it was pretty, even with the crack through the slab.

I still do like to wander around graveyards, especially really old ones, and read the headstones for cool names, really old dates, or other interesting stuff.

As long as you don't have a shovel in hand this seems fine

We used to go for walks in the cemetery near our apartment. Prettier than the streets. There was a child’s grave, don’t remember the age, but under 10. There was a spotlight that would come on at night to shine on the gravestone. The only one with that. We imagined that the child was afraid of the dark 😢

Many years ago I was with some friends and we were in a cementary. I looked to find the oldest grave stones I found one dated back to like 1798 or about that time.

My Grandparents on my mothers side used to live right next door to a cemetery. One wall of their house was the boundary of the cemetery. We eaten, watched TV, we slept within a few metres of graves right next to the wall. We would climb over the back fence and stand on headstone to get in the cemetery or walk around the the gate from the street. We used to try to dig into a tomb with little hand garden shovels.

♫ Ohhhhh, my father is my Uncle Joe, my mother is my dear aunt Flo, it is very plain to see, my first cousin is ME!!! ♫♫

and Kentucky!

One pair, maybe it's kids fooling around, maybe she gave them to him or left them there. 13 pairs? That's f*****g weird.

I immediately thought school shooter.

I get everything but the jarate. I never had a blow torch, but probably would have jumped at the chance to have one. Boys love knives growing up. i don't know why, since I don't recall having actual uses for them till I hit like 16 and up, but they do.

Not really, baby birds dont have solid bones, and their heads are over sized. It takes mere grams of pressure or sharp movement and... busted.

Different kind of beak in a different kind of sock...

It is appropriate on this post though , I suspect though doctor Benjamin appears as Harry potter , he has a Darth Vader head

This is amazing 😅

Of course they're not. It's just spam. Report it. BP, why do you let this stuff slip through?

They didn't turn away from eastern combat techniques, they just got better at covert tactics.

Makes sense to me. Talk about their target not seeing THAT coming.

This is for sure not real and just meant to be funny

As someone who has a sword and knife collection and started in my early twenties, I can confirm I had to verify my age/show id every time. No way would a kid have managed to buy this stuff even if they did have the money to do so. At least not in the UK.

Upvoting you out of respect, because your beliefs are as valid as anyone else's.