My neighbor's kids parents got him a Bush costume for holloween, why was he too embarrassed to wear it?
964585
Dont blame him.  Sounds like he is "plenty smart".
731852
cuz now a days kids r obssed with chuck norris...and make all kinds of jokes about him about how beastly he is
91978
Bad...even though my common sense told me in case emergency, I  was like "oh, he owes his dealer and got his ass kicked. i see". And i'm a sweet girl too.\n\nMy parents should have never raised me in that neighborhood...
898190
Because they are religious. It is in the Bible to hate people of differences so your family is just following what "HE" said to. You can't blame them either, a false education is one that many people have in america.\n\nWhat you can do is just be proud of what you are. Screw your family. If they don't understand you then they have no right to be embarrassed. Over time they may come to understand but you just have to stay strong.
652012
It wasn't really the question that was funny although it was an excellent question, it was the answers that were hilarious. It is in the  toddlers and preschoolers(pregnancy and parenting) section of Yahoo answers. I haven't laughed so much in such a long time. Check it out.\n\nSorry, the question was;What are some embarrasing things that your kids has ever done out in public or to you.
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I went to a party once that was a "costume party" but the costumes were only supposed to go as far as your head. Some people wore interesting hats. Others wore wigs & shades. I wore an Arabian headdress. There was a guy who fitted a lampshade to a headband. It was easy and fun. The costumes made everybody feel a little silly, which was a good ice breaker. It made for great photos, too.
587408
OMG are we supposed to be wearing pants for this stuff?  Why did nobody tell me?\nI am so embarrassed now
142590
Because he is a poser. He is white and he's trying to be gansta black!
693777
Kids learn what is appropriate from adults - they're training to be adults, remember.  It is tacky.  Tell him so and tell him no.
861763
Not at all.I usually wear something special for him!
485192
don't parents beat their kids anymore?......that's some funny s-h-i-t!!!    evidently not, cause i be damn if my kids dress like that
691598
Just tell him.  So what if it hurts his ego, at least he'll learn that what he does isn't funny or amusing.  If a person is 24 and shooting peas out his nose, his ego should be the least of his worries.  Personally, I'd rather have someone tell me that I'm a pompous blowhard than have people let me live in a fantasy world where I think I'm the Messiah.
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you should have been more compassionate. Your daughter's feelings are more important than your shopping. Come on. I think any decent mother would have taken her to either get a new pair of pants right away or tried to clean up the stain, and if not then went home. And you should not have made fun of her, in such an embarrassing moment. You oughta be ashamed. I would apologize to her.
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Hahahahaahahaha\nOK well he apparently won't be wearing anything because you won't be needing clothes in heaven...eeewww! \n\nPs I just talked to Jesus and he said the sqeaky staircases will come in useful--when your kids try to sneak out of the house =)\n\n():-D\nshadowgirl
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I am the twin brother he is refering too. I have a fwe things to say to all of the people speaking out of ignorace (not judgeing, but speaking truth). A hat is a hat. A hat is not a social bearing representation. If it was, then you are all materialistic and judgemental. Does wearing a hat make me a certain type of individual? Does it really? DO you all really think that God will not listen to my prayes and deny me his love because I have a hat on, or because I didnt dress in nice clothes for church? Am I nothing more then just the clothes that I wear? This has NOTHING to do with smoking or respect for another person. I am not a JEW but I would not ask a A Jewish person to take off their beanie cap if they entered my house. I would not ask a person to take off their shirt if it said, "I love weed" on it, if they entered my house. I have my christianity beliefs but my job as a christian is not to condem or judge others. Not my wifes grandpa (not uncle) asked me in a not so nice way, (first time he met me) to take my hat off. I gave him the same respect he showed me. He learened right away that I am an individual whom is meant to be treated as such. I told him that I wasnt going to ask him to take off his pants and so he should not make me uncomfortable by asking me to remove an article of clothing which was of no representation of my personal being. He had to learn that God does not discriminate and so he cannot justly ask me to take my hat off for his comfort and for HIS beliefs on this subject. As some of you are saying... he can kick me out of his house, if he really wants to make a big deal about me wearing a old navy hat. Then the issue becomes his problem for taking it too far... over a hat. JUST like some hear are taking this too far. I take my hat off ni church because its my belief and I take my hat off for the pledge or national athem because its my belief, but I do not subdue to othes beliefs on such a small issue. He later found out that the hat has no actual representation of my true spirit and he found that he could move past the issue to where he actually gotten to know me quite well. Stand for what you belive, dont make big issues out of small ones, let the little stuff go, and learn to make a difference where it REALLY counts. Have you spent time with your children latey? Have you stopped with your porn obsessions? Are you contributing to your marriage the way a mana nd woman should? Are you a victim of being "fake" to fit in? \n\nProblem is Josh, most people now days cannot say who they are, and stand for what they belive. They just follow the other fish ni the steam because they are too afraid to swim against the current in order to prove a point or to make a right out of a wrong.\n\nBTW, smoking affects others and is hazardous. Last I checked, wearing a hat was not hazardous.\n\nSomeone PLEASE tell me WHYYYYYYYYYYYYY it is disrepsectful. Give me that at least. What does the hat represent that is so bad? Tell me! (Josh watch, there is no reason but tradition, which needs to be broken because its discrimanatory...and for what?)
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No, I don't think it is rude.  His teacher probably saved him from being embarrassed.  If it was you, wouldn't you rather know than have everyone start to avoid you because you have b.o.?\n\nHe is 12, his body is changing and I am sure he wasn't aware that he is now able to have a body odor.  I think he should be thankful that he was told before someone was downright nasty about it.  Remember, peers are very nasty at this age so they would have been really cruel about it.\n\nExplain to your son that b.o. is a part of growing up and try to make him realize that the teacher was actually trying to help him.  Then buy your son some deodorant, show him how to use it and everyone will be much happier.
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I COULDN"T BELIEVE IT!! I had the same thing at my house this year.  REPULSIVE.  Gosh, you know, the more I think of it, the angrier I get.  How rude, go buy your own candy, PIG!!  Anyway, I guess you just don't give it and say with a smile...."Just for the kids this year!"  Maybe they will be embarrassed into submission.....I doubt it, but LORD, I feel your pain!!