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The Confused Parent
Trying to understand what your kid is saying with the mix-up of "s" and "r" sounds.
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Trying to decipher a kid's speech is like solving a cryptic crossword. Today's clue: "Can I have some wabbits for lunch?" Translation: "carrots." Who knew Elmer Fudd was a nutritionist?
The Linguistic Detective
Investigating the mysterious disappearance of "s" and "r" sounds in kids' language.
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I've been interrogating my niece about the whereabouts of the "s" and "r" sounds. She swears they're innocent and blames the tooth fairy. I think we've got a dental conspiracy on our hands.
The Linguistic Translator
Translating kids' language to adult-friendly terms with missing "s" and "r" sounds.
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I overheard my nephew saying, "I want to watch the cawytoons." Turns out, he was referring to cartoons, not some avant-garde film genre. Kids, always keeping us on our linguistic toes.
The Stand-up Kid
Navigating the tricky world of stand-up comedy with a speech impediment.
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I told my mom, "I want to be a stand-up comedian." She laughed and said, "Good luck with your 'thtand-up' career, sweetie." At least I have a built-in punchline.
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