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Old 07-07-2008, 05:15 PM   #1
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I just busted my 12 yo nephew eating a pudding cup with out a spoon. I imagine he was planning on using his tongue and fingers to eat. He's TWELVE. God the agravates me.

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haha..kids do the weirdest things don't they
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At least he wasn't using his toes.
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I guess I'm the wierdo with this one. I was the kinda kid that would set the family dinner table per proper etiquette. Knife, fork, spoon, napkin neatly folded, all four place setting preciselly the same. I still feel happy if I do it this way. Uuugg at eating food items without their proper utensil.
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Every single one of my 7 have do or do this, I think it is a normal kid thing. having said that if I catch them I do ask them to get a spoon, but really not such a big deal.
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