Aaron Marshall
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I have a story.
The other day I was watching Return of the Jedi with my nephew. He's six years old. His parents are fairly right wing religious type people. His eyes were glued to the screen like most kids watching Star Wars. He caught me way off guard with this one.
In his trance like state he said, "I wonder what Jabba the Hut's 'you know what' looks like?". The question wasn't directed at anyone. He just said it. At first I didn't know what he was talking about. Then it dawned on me and I laughed. I said, "I don't know, and I don't want to know. ewww". After that initial laugh subsided I started thinking , "Ya know, that's a good question.". Then I started laughing really hard for being so stupid as to ponder it further.
I told his mom (my sister) to see if she'd get a laugh out of it. She didn't think it was funny. That's when I got worried. Uh oh, I just told on this kid. I'm such a bad uncle and a nerd. She didn't make a big deal of it. It was more or less an i'll-pretend-I-didn't-heard-that" face with hints that she really did think it was funny.
The other day I was watching Return of the Jedi with my nephew. He's six years old. His parents are fairly right wing religious type people. His eyes were glued to the screen like most kids watching Star Wars. He caught me way off guard with this one.
In his trance like state he said, "I wonder what Jabba the Hut's 'you know what' looks like?". The question wasn't directed at anyone. He just said it. At first I didn't know what he was talking about. Then it dawned on me and I laughed. I said, "I don't know, and I don't want to know. ewww". After that initial laugh subsided I started thinking , "Ya know, that's a good question.". Then I started laughing really hard for being so stupid as to ponder it further.
I told his mom (my sister) to see if she'd get a laugh out of it. She didn't think it was funny. That's when I got worried. Uh oh, I just told on this kid. I'm such a bad uncle and a nerd. She didn't make a big deal of it. It was more or less an i'll-pretend-I-didn't-heard-that" face with hints that she really did think it was funny.