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Mums & Dads Will Be Sad
By shian on 23 Jun 2009 under Odds & Ends |
Your Comment | Tags: animal welfare
A Tit for a Tat (20)
Tit: Hey, why spray the insects?
Tot: Because they are pests. (Tot is four years old.)
Tit: Because Tot wants to kill them, Tot is a big pest to them!
Tot: But they sometimes dirty the place.
Tit: Because Tot sometimes dirty the place too, should we spray Tot too?
Tot: Oh no! Mummy and Daddy will be sad.
Tit: Hey, insects have Mummies and Daddies too!
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