You remember how once you have grown up, and no longer under parental control, you tell your parents about some of the stunts you pulled that you got away with?

Yes. Those things. I did it. It was fun to horrify them, and not get grounded.

It’s coming home to roost now. The past few days, Ass Burger Boy has been revealing some of the things he did that I had no knowledge of at the time.

How about the time he performed a fake seizure in the high school hallway? Why did the school not contact me? Apparently, he thought it was hilarious, and the spectators wrote it off as a bid for attention.

Or the time in junior high he approached his math teacher with bandages on his wrists? A fake suicide, big funny. Not. I didn’t hear anything about that one either. Which made me wonder, just how outrageous were his other behaviours that these incidents were not reported to me?

Oh, I did hear about the time he was messing with the cheerleaders’ minds by talking about a voodoo doll. But I felt partly to blame for telling that story within his earshot in the first place.

He did announce proudly how he fixed it so no teacher would question him if he wanted to leave the classroom.

Teacher: And why are you asking to leave the room?

ABB: I need to take a big, steaming, dump.

I guess word spread throughout the teacher’s lounge that he should just be allowed to leave quietly.

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20 Responses to “Grown Children Confess”

Mylifeasmomma Says:

I loved telling my parents all the stuff I got away with. Of course they laughed and said that actually they knew all along.
So I said to them, “What kind of parents are you letting your 16year old daughter go out and drink with a bunch of 18 year old boys? DID YOU WANT a grandbaby or something?”
Totally shut them up.

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Ree Says:

I would never, ever tell my parents - because they would then turn around and tell Shortman. And my gawd in heaven, we don’t need that. ;-)
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mp Says:

OK..you just made me realize I NEVER want to tell my parents anymore stores about what I did…cause I don’t think I could stand stories like what you heard..

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Old Knudsen 2 Times award winning commenter Says:

Talk about rebel without a clue, let me guess you never beat the lad as a child, as he still lives with you there is always time to start.

Having grown up in a world in which teachers would cane you with a look of glee on their faces I showed them fearful respect, ass burgers or not yer lad seems to learn well enough when there are consequences.

I have long since apologised to my parents without going into details as I don’t know what they know and am ashamed of any childish behaviour on my part.

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witchypoo Says:

Knudsey: Is it a bad thing that I didn’t beat him? I got whuppings as a child, and I still mostly did what I wanted; it just made me sneaky. I didn’t want my offspring to fear me, but it turned out that way anyhow.

Jenny Says:

There are very few things I did that my parents didn’t know about. I was a good kid for the most part. When I DID lie and do something I wasn’t supposed to do, I didn’t realize that my DAD was following me. He told me this several years ago, recounting certain times in my life where it’s not really funny to think my dad was following me. But it’s good for a laugh these days.

I’m the one who told my in-laws that the handgun they kept in their bedside table was in the hands of their CHILD when he was little and he blew a hole through their bedroom floor, right next to where the dog was laying. Hubby was really angry at me for telling them. My point wasn’t to get him in trouble as much as it was a wake up call to them that now that they’ve got grandchildren running around they need to be more careful. Or I’ll never let them keep my kids at their house.

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zoe Says:

well, he is your son.

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Smellyann Says:

That last one is hilarious! I laughed right out loud.

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iamthediva Says:

i’m with Ree on this one, and i constantly worry that anything that they already DO know will be passed down to this beebee.

Angella Says:

“A big, steaming dump.”

Classic!

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AssBurgerBoy Says:

Well, it was the one way to get the history teacher to be less strict on me about it. others still had to give detailed reasons why.

Talina Says:

A steaming dump? That is kind of like announcing that you have your period to teachers huh? He..

He seems like an animated and fun kid!

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The Over-Thinker Says:

See, now that’s what Warrior Woman needs to tell her boss.

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teeni Says:

A woman TGH used to work with would always give out TMI whenever she had to call in sick to work. Finally she was told she had sick time and as long as she didn’t abuse it, she could just call in and say she was “sick.” LOL.

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kailani Says:

ROFL! To this day, I’m still afraid of my parents!

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Myst Says:

I still have an absolute ripper that I’m saving up for a boring evening! More for the in-laws than my parents…

Our beautiful son we had at age 19 - was NOT a mistake and was very much planned (and he knows this!).
And at the time DH was NOT working for a newspaper with a company car - he was driving a TAXI…..

Let’s see how that goes down!!

G
xx

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Dawn Says:

I adore these kinds of things. Scary thing is when my mom has too much wine and starts telling me things that burn my eardrums.

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Just Beachy Says:

Uh, I was such a bad kid, I told my mom why I was doing bad things…either that or I was really stupid….or just didn’t care. Really. I think it was the last….she had no power over me.

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Kristabella Says:

Wow. I was a good kid so I had none of these stories.

The worst were the pass-out drunk stories from college, which my mom was better off not hearing because when she witnessed it in person, she held a mirror to my nose because she was sure I was dead.

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