Why is it so quiet? Oh no.
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Been there. Luckily my kid just painted her upper legs nearly black by overlaying tons of markers. Yes, she had enough time for that, you see we were under influence of severe sleep deprivation...
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Been there. Luckily my kid just painted her upper legs nearly black by overlaying tons of markers. Yes, she had enough time for that, you see we were under influence of severe sleep deprivation...
you see we were under influence of severe sleep deprivation...
As is tradition.
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Look Mommy, I'm a kitty! I have whiskers!
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Look Mommy, I'm a kitty! I have whiskers!
️️That's basically the best possible outcome.
Toddlers are the reason why, despite being able to afford nice furniture for the first time in our life, we're sticking with ratty couches and old Ikea coffee tables.
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Thankfully, Sharpie marks (even the "industrial" ones) are pretty easy to remove with rubbing alcohol
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Thankfully, Sharpie marks (even the "industrial" ones) are pretty easy to remove with rubbing alcohol
Tracing over sharpie marks with dry erase markers makes it way easier to clean depending on the surface. I've only tried it on non-porous surfaces though.
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Thankfully, Sharpie marks (even the "industrial" ones) are pretty easy to remove with rubbing alcohol
From experience, that works even on soft furnishings
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Tracing over sharpie marks with dry erase markers makes it way easier to clean depending on the surface. I've only tried it on non-porous surfaces though.
Acetone in the dry erase is doing the heavy lifting in this scenario.
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That's basically the best possible outcome.
Toddlers are the reason why, despite being able to afford nice furniture for the first time in our life, we're sticking with ratty couches and old Ikea coffee tables.
"Cleaning your house while your kids are still growing is like shoveling the sidewalk before it stops snowing."
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Look Mommy, I'm a kitty! I have whiskers!
️️wrote on last edited by [email protected]I have a kid who (on a regular basis) took felt tip pens and just started colouring at the toes, up the legs, arms, all the way to the head sometimes. Changing colours as they felt like it.
They did this well past the toddler years.
Pro tip: washable markers are a lot more washable if you wash it off straight away instead of waiting all day.
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That's basically the best possible outcome.
Toddlers are the reason why, despite being able to afford nice furniture for the first time in our life, we're sticking with ratty couches and old Ikea coffee tables.
My parents didn't buy good furniture until after I left home. They always said they would when the kids were gone but I moved out and my first visit they had new furniture, so I'm pretty sure it was me they were waiting for to leave.
Unrelated, I spilt coke on the new furniture on that first visit.
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I have a kid who (on a regular basis) took felt tip pens and just started colouring at the toes, up the legs, arms, all the way to the head sometimes. Changing colours as they felt like it.
They did this well past the toddler years.
Pro tip: washable markers are a lot more washable if you wash it off straight away instead of waiting all day.
Goddammit, now I want to get out my box of washable markers and color myself from toes to nose! I'm going to be a grownup and remind myself it would use up all the markers.
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Fun fact, this is reason 69420 that I don't have a toddler
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Its too late unless you saw the thing rolling.
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Goddammit, now I want to get out my box of washable markers and color myself from toes to nose! I'm going to be a grownup and remind myself it would use up all the markers.
But you're also a grownup who can buy more markers!
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That's what you get for procreating.
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But you're also a grownup who can buy more markers!
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Exactly, I say go for it. Just don't do anything... racist
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That's what you get for procreating.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Maybe not the right community to be posting this kind of thing, but I agree. (im just here because it was in my all feed) I mean if we all stopped having kids then the government and corporations would either be forced to start treating us better, or humanity would die out which is probably a win/win. Additionally, people who have a lot of money and think they can afford it sure are betting big time that life won't get harder or worse later on. I used to have a good job. I am much worse off today than I was 10 years ago. It can happen to you too.
Overall, people should be free to spend their life doing whatever they want but it's my opinion that rewarding our overlords with more children is the morally wrong thing to do until and unless life gets easier for regular people, not just the rich.
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My parents didn't buy good furniture until after I left home. They always said they would when the kids were gone but I moved out and my first visit they had new furniture, so I'm pretty sure it was me they were waiting for to leave.
Unrelated, I spilt coke on the new furniture on that first visit.
I have crappy old couches etc....because my three boys are very rough.
Why buy nice stuff that you have to worry about.
