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u/G_Art33 2d ago
That sounds like the laugh of a fun aunt 😂
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u/DrCocker1337 2d ago
The crazy laugh of the person in the background would be enough for me to bear whatever would come for me after that if I would be this child.
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u/Weird-Salamander-349 2d ago
I once laughed like this after giving my nephew a slide whistle and telling him his napping father would LOVE to hear him play it.
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u/Cwuddlebear 2d ago
But....it was the only way to make an entrance. Let's be real now, lil kid knows where it's at
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u/TheLatty 2d ago
Samuel L. Jackson is proud.
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u/elmersfav22 2d ago
Someone needs to show him. And film reaction. I want tonsee a proud SMJ on xmas morning
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u/IAreBlunt 2d ago
Mom looks to Dad to dole out some discipline, only to find that he’s laughing too. 😂
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u/mlawson110 2d ago
Why the whole door handle move, when she opened it?
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u/ghoststrat 2d ago
Whoa, good eye!!
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u/II-leto 2d ago
Needs to be tightened up.
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u/notimeleft4you 2d ago edited 2d ago
She only had two kids I’m sure it’s fine.
Edit: calm down people it was a joke about the elasticity of her vagina.
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u/ghoststrat 2d ago
Nah, that's not it.
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u/II-leto 2d ago
Actually it is. I’ve tightened quite a few. Am a handyman.
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u/ghoststrat 2d ago
I was kidding. I can't actually think of any other reasons it would be flopping around like that :)
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u/flargenhargen 2d ago
it's not their house, they broke in to have a party. this is a scene from a movie.
.(none of that is true)
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u/Lumberjack1229 2d ago
That's a terrible position to be in as a parent. You know you shouldn't laugh but it's impossible not to.
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u/MoveYaFool 2d ago
its a simple position...you laugh. then later when alone you explain you can't say that to anyone, just the right people. like "not at church, but yes, sometimes at your aunts."
the kid did nothing wrong
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u/FerretBusinessQueen 2d ago
Yup. My nephew was allowed to swear liberally at home from a young age. He was in a pretty messed up situation with his parents so it was always like “as long as he only does it around appropriate/safe people, who cares ” and me and his grandmother had the conversation about the difference between swearing around us and to your friends vs to great grandma and at school. He is 19 now. He is the most polite, courteous, well spoken young man you’d ever meet. Until he gets on his Xbox then it all comes out lol.
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u/TopHatGirlInATuxedo 2d ago
The kid learned it from somewhere. It's clear you don't have kids, anyway.
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u/LodlopSeputhChakk 2d ago
She turned around and gave her husband a death stare. He probably said it and the child repeated it.
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u/ZugTheMegasaurus 2d ago
When I was a toddler, I once walked up to our dog Bordy, hugged her, and lovingly said, "Bordy, fucking dog." My mom shouted from the kitchen, "Did she just say what I think she said?!" My dad confirmed and she was furious and said, "Oh, I wonder where she got that from?!"
My dad said, "Probably from when you tripped over the dog and said it a few minutes ago."
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u/crash893b 2d ago
yo FIX that door
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u/Fisecraft 2d ago
If i said that to other family members as a kid, i wouldnt see the sunshine ever again
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u/kernelpanic789 2d ago
I would have had a bar of soap for dinner.
One time my Mom made me liquid hand soap because that was all that she had at the moment. It is MUCH worse than a bar of soap
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u/jakehood47 2d ago
Damn what up Mrs. Claus, is there a Mister Cla- oh shit wait
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u/Albus_Lupus 2d ago
Maan I love that as soon as she hears the kid say it - immidietly turns to dad like: did you just...
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u/Extra-Relief-8326 1d ago
Big sis loving it but not sticking around for the and you stop laughing backlash 😆 😂 🤣
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u/shxrdzyy 2d ago
The kid saying that is funny but whoever it is laughing in the background makes this video 2x funnier than it already is😭
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u/pocket_arsenal 2d ago
I find kids dropping F-bombs tough to laugh about but the laugh is amazing.
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u/MonicaRising 2d ago
Right? That's why the kid says it in the first place because every time they do it they get positive reinforcement. It is the definition of shitty parenting
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u/Cuminmymouthwhore 2d ago
Shitty parenting - Both parents dressing up with their kids to go to a party as a family. Kids do something a little bit naughty and they're shitty parents because they laugh?
Idk, seems to me like parents are humans, and parents are allowed to laugh at the outrageous things kids say sometimes.
It's a Christmas party, and the dad probably gave them a pass to say it because it's a special occasion.
Hell, my parents even let me drink some alcohol on certain occasions as a kid. Parents don't have to be miserable old farts all of the time to be good parents.
In fact, I'd say it's good parenting to let your kids break rules sometimes. Let them have some fun.
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u/MonicaRising 2d ago
We're both making assumptions. You're assuming that the parents were in on it. I'm assuming the kid hears it all the time and repeats it with no recriminations, plus positive reinforcement. If I'm right, shitty parenting. If you are right, awesome. I totally get that the world is not black and white.
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u/skwerlee 2d ago
You can do a lot worse than foul language.
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u/MonicaRising 2d ago
You sure can. But discipline starts with basic stuff. Like language. Not all, in fact few settings, are appropriate for this. Wait till he drops f-bombs where it's going to be a problem. We'll see who's laughing then. And all because that behavior was encouraged rather than discouraged.
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u/jda404 2d ago
To each their own, personally I don't find curse words offensive or bad to say unless it's directed at someone. Like if my kid called someone a piece of shit I'd have a major problem with it, but if he said what is this shit referring to some object he was looking at I'd be okay with it.
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u/Kitchen-Shape-8497 21m ago
Monica, what are you doing on reddit? You should be saving kids on therapy.
Because you wanted to be a therapist, right?
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u/Gojira194 1d ago
Why can the moms never laugh when a little kid says a swear word, it’s always the dads and grandparents who laugh
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u/Smart_Variety2262 1d ago
Mrs.Clause is gonna be chewing santas ear, it will be a very happy Xmas for Santa after all
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u/Playful-Resident-264 2d ago
Am I trippin' or did Santa snap an upskirt Pic of Mrs. Clause right at the end there?
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u/BallsDeep419 2d ago
There's another delinquent who will never see Christmas for what it really is!
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u/Psych0matt 2d ago
100% the dad was in in on this