Anastasia Smith: 24, sisterless and searching.
MON DIEU! NEW DEVELOPMENTS on the cute French children front: this papa eats his petite fille’s flamby and some adorable mayhem ensues. There aren’t any subtitles, but I think even the French-challenged will be able to appreciate this one. (She keeps asking “elle est où?” meaning “where is it?”)
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I don’t find this funny. What would Sarah Haskins have to say about this?
Could the weight of grad school be pushing your sense of humor toward perversity?
Wait so in this scenario, you want the food as a sister?? Or the kid who is so adorable?
Ms. Deborah – it is too funny! You’re just too sensitive in your old age for tricks being played on children. I say: what else is this life for, than playing quasi-cruel tricks on kids?!
Plus, she calls for her Mom at the end, it will all be worked out.
I absolutely loved this clip!
The delight of the imagination begins in a child’s mind. We all need to recall such a magical experience! Where is it?