When my kids were younger, around 4 or 5, their grandfather got them one of those inflatable punchy clowns, this one had bells in its base. My older daughter was in the living room playing with it while I was trying to sleep in our bedroom. I got up and using one of the tools of my trade at that time, a paint scraper, did my best impersonation of Norman Bates, with the clown in the supporting role. There was definitely no whatnotting after that incident.
Jeff0811 about 7 years ago
When my kids were younger, around 4 or 5, their grandfather got them one of those inflatable punchy clowns, this one had bells in its base. My older daughter was in the living room playing with it while I was trying to sleep in our bedroom. I got up and using one of the tools of my trade at that time, a paint scraper, did my best impersonation of Norman Bates, with the clown in the supporting role. There was definitely no whatnotting after that incident.
erin.adamic Premium Member about 7 years ago
I’m guessing that ‘whatnotting’ means ‘taking coloured markers and drawing on his face.’
Brick Tricks Webcomics about 7 years ago
Aw, but whatnotting is fun.
pcolli about 7 years ago
He wants to tickle his dad’s “whatnot”? Smacks of weirdness to me.