That is my icecream, child

=witwitch Jan 2, 2013 Student Writer

Child, that is my icecream. Stop asking your mother why you aren't allowed to have it. It's mine. I am busy paying for my groceries, do not try to pack them in to your mother's grocery bag.

Child.

What are you doing those are my icecreams. I am paying for them. Stop touching my icecreams with your filthy mitts. (Literally mitts. It is snowing.)

Stop screaming, child. Stop screaming. You will not receive the icecream. The icecream is mine to enjoy.

Do not climb the wall of the supermarket. It is not for climbing.

Do not try to get in to the cashier's area while they are checking the price of my cauliflower. You are not an employee, you are a child, what are you doing.

CHILDREN.

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Devious Comments

~KillerFreya Jan 18, 2013 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

This is why I like those kid-leashes.

=witwitch Jan 19, 2013 Student Writer

~Nicolettethestrange Jan 15, 2013

why wasn't the mother trying to restraint it from going behind the counter and tell it that's not his/her ice cream? Too busy being crappy parent I bet!

=witwitch Jan 15, 2013 Student Writer

The mother was, but the child kept asking "why?" over and over, and when she put herself between the wall and the behind counter area the kid was like struggling against her to get back there.