Thursday, May 30, 2013

Conversations With My Two Year Old - Episode 2

I'm guessing this will be a television show very soon.


19 comments:

  1. They've greenlit worse.

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  2. I thought the first one was much better. Maybe it was the novelty...

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  3. I didn't think it could get any better than the first one, but this is so much funnier!

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  4. I don't find this funny at all.

    ::Steps on soapbox::
    Why would you let a 2yr old run the household? Like in episode 1? and the tickling? that's just going to encourage her to get out of bed.
    ::off soapbox::

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  5. Anonymous11:48 AM

    Completely unfunny!

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  6. I normally wouldn't even bother watching, but I had a feeling. Oh man, I am dying right now!!!!

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  7. Like Wilfred, but with a kid. And so true

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  8. Shit My Dad Says (the book) was great, the sitcom was god awful.

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  9. Episode one was far funnier. But, both are funny.

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  10. I'm going home to look for the spy cameras.

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  11. This is stupid. The first was funny because it was new, now they're trying too hard. Not funny.

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  12. They should have conversations with my 5 year old. It could just be a series of questions until the parent/s go slowly insane.

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  13. Well, if episode 1 was funnier then I certainly won't bother watching this one.

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  14. That made me giggle.

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  15. First one was kind of cute, now they just seem fame whorish.

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  16. That's a whole lot of credits for less than 2 minutes of 2 people.

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  17. As a woman who has spawned and raised an offspring, it "tickles" something inside of me that a man would go through all the trouble to document his toddler's insanity. We women have been subject to this for aeons.

    Show me a picture of a man interacting and being attentive towards his kids and I'm gone. (David Beckham, I'm looking at you). This works for men and animals, too.

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  18. The first one was not funny for me. This one was awesome. And that's EXCELLENT parenting right there. Diffuse the tension, reestablish authority in a positive way, and get the kid to do what you want without tears. BAM

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  19. Meh mine is 2.5 now and he doesn't run the house despite the fact that he says a ton of hilarious crap like this little girl. It's part of being a toddler. They are learning to communicate and use full sentences. My son is always trying to strike deals i.e. "after I take a nap I can have a Popsicle and ice cream and play basketball. Ok? Ok." I laugh and tell him no deal. I'd rather build up positive interactions with him. It makes the times he truly needs discipline much easier to handle.

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