Caution / Warning / Danger


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My son, who is 6, has recently become obsessed with rule, regulations, safety and law.

While I appreciate his good citizenship and mind for safety, this is getting to be hilarious.

At present our house is covered in Caution and Warning signs.

Our windows have "Warning: Don't Throw Rocks at Windows" complete with accompanying silhouette art, stuck to them.

Sliding glass door? "Caution: Do Not Kick". Picture of a man crying because he kicked through the glass and cut his leg.

Our stairwell? Use Handrail signs, accompanying picture of a sad man falling down the stairs.

Front door? Beware of Dog. I think there is a foot sticking out of the dog's mouth in that picture.

The coffee pot is simply labeled "Hot".

Yeah, I'm finding those and others all over the place.

He's a midget Citizen on Patrol now too. While driving I was going 63MPH in a 60MPH zone. He plans to notify the police about my transgression.

Yo better not even put the car in gear before everyone in the car is securely buckled up either.

"You can't go yet! I haven't put my seatbelt on all the way!"

I'm not going anywhere, just put your belt on.

"Put it back in Park until I get it on!"

Kids....

Liberty's Edge

Couple months back, my son the meteorologist was real concerned about thunderstorms, tornadoes, etc...there was a bad storm that came across Dallas, and we had the weather advisement on the t.v. So for a few weeks, anytime I'd go anywhere, he'd say, "O.K. Be careful of nonanoes."

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Heathansson wrote:
"O.K. Be careful of nonanoes."

Hah!

Yeah, my daughter went through that phase for awhile. We had a tornado tear through our neighborhood about a year ago (it jumped over our place but did some major damage to several of our neighbors). After that, all she thought about was tornadoes.

Scarab Sages

Ah... the things I look forward too.
Thanks for sharing guys.


Were I evil, I would point out to him that there are also plenty of other things you should not do with eg. glass sliding door, wouldn't they deserve a warning too?


Be glad he's hopefully too young for a "Warning: not for porn" sticker on the PC! :)

The Exchange

Ever since we talked about space, comets and meteorites, every plane or star in the sky is a planet-killer streaking towards earth to destroy us. We've started calling my daughter 'gloom and doom'.


When he was three, my son told me he was going to be the blinker police when he grew up so that he could make eveyone use their blinkers when they were supposed to.

Of course, he also said he wanted to be a policeman so that I could follow him and not have to stop at red lights...


Warning! Beware of reading next spoiler.

Spoiler:
I prepared Explosive Runes this morning


Guppy Keelhaul wrote:
my son told me he was going to be the blinker police when he grew up so that he could make eveyone use their blinkers

Oh, bless his heart! Can’t get him to consider moving here, can you? I swear everyone here considers the blinker to be a warning, and we never, ever warn our victims now, do we? No, that wouldn’t be sporting!

Liberty's Edge

In Dallas, if you waste time signalling intent, you lose the opportunity to make the lane change. The car behind you will accelerate up to your bumper and whip around you, using your car's gravity as a slingshot effect.

Dark Archive

Yeah, you just use the blinker to taunt them after the fact.

"I snikt you!"

Dark Archive

Prior to my current job I used to drive 18-wheelers cross country.

Talk about being able to bully other drivers.

"Yeah buddy, I'm changing lanes. Sure hope you have an exit strategy here."

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DangerDwarf wrote:

Prior to my current job I used to drive 18-wheelers cross country.

Talk about being able to bully other drivers.

"Yeah buddy, I'm changing lanes. Sure hope you have an exit strategy here."

I live by the rule "If it's bigger than me, it has the right of way." I also try to be courteous to truckers. They (you) have a tough enough job as it is without some idiot trying to cut them off.

Sovereign Court Wayfinder, PaizoCon Founder

The other morning, about 6:30 AM, our 6-yr old boy crawled into bed with us. Since he woke me up, I got up, went to the bathroom, and got back into bed. That's when he loudly protested, "DAD! You didn't wash your hands!!"

Since I have been telling him this exact thing (albeit not at 6:30 AM), up I went to wash my hands.

The worst thing is that stuff like this is occurring more and more. Parenting.....


…but…but…signaling is an ‘act of agression’

My wife was lectured yesterday for not yielding to the ‘woo woo’. “Momma, when you hear that noise…the woo woo…you have to pull over.”

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