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Well, at 6 my grandmother didn’t care what she said to anyone, I thought the hen and rooster were fighting and she flat out told me they were having sex, not that I had a clue what sex was at all in 1981.
I was about that age when I ran into my grandmother’s farm house to report that there were two cows fighting out in the pasture. It was not used as a teachable moment, because a few years later I ran in to report a similar problem with the dogs.
Please replace the earlier post with this corrected spelling_
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Just say they are playing leap hog or he is riding on daddy’s back OR he wants a piggy-back ride!
Obvious pun missed here. “Boars and the Bees”
Hahaha! Very clever.
yes i think i like your caption best
Hey someone plz care to explain the pun “Boars and the Bees” plzzzzz!!
Birds and the Bees, punned.
That caption pretty much says it all for this one
The kid can never open the book “Charlotte’s Web” again.
“It’s okay son, they’re dancing.”
Makin’ bacon
Well, at 6 my grandmother didn’t care what she said to anyone, I thought the hen and rooster were fighting and she flat out told me they were having sex, not that I had a clue what sex was at all in 1981.
I did.
bahahahaha!
Uuhhh, Bacon is NOT going to taste the same for one poor child….
I was about that age when I ran into my grandmother’s farm house to report that there were two cows fighting out in the pasture. It was not used as a teachable moment, because a few years later I ran in to report a similar problem with the dogs.
Please replace the earlier post with this corrected spelling_