Nine or ten years old (fourth grade, right?) and the kid is not only smarter than an Obamavoter but subversive (“RAY-ciss!”) in the bargain.
Allah only knows how the four-year-old is going to turn out. Heck, he’s already learning how to generate biological weapons in them Tupperware containers, ain’t he?
Econman
July 5, 2015 8:17 pm
His name is now “Maxwell Smart”.
Where’s Agent 99?
Econman
July 5, 2015 8:19 pm
Uh, that stuff looks worse than prison food (& I used to work with prisoners so I’m not making bullshit up like bb & Stucky).
Westcoaster
July 5, 2015 8:22 pm
What a great video! Reminds me of my own grandkids.
Billy
July 5, 2015 8:50 pm
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Yancey Ward
July 5, 2015 9:17 pm
Just wait until CPS shows up at the door and takes him and his sister to a foster family in Harlem.
IndenturedServant
July 5, 2015 9:35 pm
Looks like all those tax dollars spent to create uniform, unthinking morans has failed to have the desired effect on this little urchin. Now he’ll have to be sent to a govt. re-education program or put down and child services needs to be called to protect the little brother from the deleterious effects of his brothers unAmerican influence.
robert h siddell jr
July 5, 2015 10:05 pm
The kids lunches were really awful. My schools 1940-1964 served great lunches but my parents couldn’t afford them so I ate the other kids unwanted vegetables and any good stuff in the garbage cans. The kitchen maids gave us skinny kids boiled eggs behind the school lunchroom in the mornings. I had chickens, rabbits and great gardens at home; fresh milk with cream on top from a local dairy, chicken necks and tails by the gallons from the butcher; fish and shrimp from the rivers; oatmeal, peanut butter, eggs, lard, “day old” bread and in season vegetables were cheap. Nothing is cheap now. .
Stucky
July 5, 2015 10:25 pm
Adorable. But am I really to believe a 4th grader put this together?
Iska Waran
July 6, 2015 1:40 am
I gave up after three minutes and he wasn’t getting to the fucking point. I have shit to do, vodka to drink,etc. I guess he doesn’t like school lunches. Bring a bag lunch, then, kid. I remember my mom sending me to school ~ ’73 with sandwiches made out of horse meat, which she got because it was cheap. That was around the time she tried to pawn powdered milk off on the family – again, to save money. It was like drinking chalk in water. So I couldn’t bear to tell my mom that I couldn’t eat the horse meat sandwiches. Not when mom and dad were fighting about money every night and Christmas presents were homemade clothes that made us look like the Von Trapps on acid. Hey no problem, Ma. I fucking love horse meat.
bostonbob
July 6, 2015 3:05 pm
Iska,
I don’t know how much of your post is true, but it is truly funny. My mom went to work in ’72, never had a homemade lunch again. Too bad I had a neat Combat metal lunch box. My kids, in 12 years, never ate a school lunch. I packed them fresh ones everyday as I do for my wife and I.
That kid is awesome as is his little brother. Funny he gets free lunch, I would guess because the school passes some threshold of the federal meaning of poverty. House looked pretty nice for poverty stricken neighborhood. I guess the government has plenty of money, there is no waste here. Still I give the kid an
A+, very well done.
Bob.
Nine or ten years old (fourth grade, right?) and the kid is not only smarter than an Obamavoter but subversive (“RAY-ciss!”) in the bargain.
Allah only knows how the four-year-old is going to turn out. Heck, he’s already learning how to generate biological weapons in them Tupperware containers, ain’t he?
His name is now “Maxwell Smart”.
Where’s Agent 99?
Uh, that stuff looks worse than prison food (& I used to work with prisoners so I’m not making bullshit up like bb & Stucky).
What a great video! Reminds me of my own grandkids.
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Just wait until CPS shows up at the door and takes him and his sister to a foster family in Harlem.
Looks like all those tax dollars spent to create uniform, unthinking morans has failed to have the desired effect on this little urchin. Now he’ll have to be sent to a govt. re-education program or put down and child services needs to be called to protect the little brother from the deleterious effects of his brothers unAmerican influence.
The kids lunches were really awful. My schools 1940-1964 served great lunches but my parents couldn’t afford them so I ate the other kids unwanted vegetables and any good stuff in the garbage cans. The kitchen maids gave us skinny kids boiled eggs behind the school lunchroom in the mornings. I had chickens, rabbits and great gardens at home; fresh milk with cream on top from a local dairy, chicken necks and tails by the gallons from the butcher; fish and shrimp from the rivers; oatmeal, peanut butter, eggs, lard, “day old” bread and in season vegetables were cheap. Nothing is cheap now. .
Adorable. But am I really to believe a 4th grader put this together?
I gave up after three minutes and he wasn’t getting to the fucking point. I have shit to do, vodka to drink,etc. I guess he doesn’t like school lunches. Bring a bag lunch, then, kid. I remember my mom sending me to school ~ ’73 with sandwiches made out of horse meat, which she got because it was cheap. That was around the time she tried to pawn powdered milk off on the family – again, to save money. It was like drinking chalk in water. So I couldn’t bear to tell my mom that I couldn’t eat the horse meat sandwiches. Not when mom and dad were fighting about money every night and Christmas presents were homemade clothes that made us look like the Von Trapps on acid. Hey no problem, Ma. I fucking love horse meat.
Iska,
I don’t know how much of your post is true, but it is truly funny. My mom went to work in ’72, never had a homemade lunch again. Too bad I had a neat Combat metal lunch box. My kids, in 12 years, never ate a school lunch. I packed them fresh ones everyday as I do for my wife and I.
That kid is awesome as is his little brother. Funny he gets free lunch, I would guess because the school passes some threshold of the federal meaning of poverty. House looked pretty nice for poverty stricken neighborhood. I guess the government has plenty of money, there is no waste here. Still I give the kid an
A+, very well done.
Bob.