For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for February 15, 2011

It also seems some instructions are written by people that have seen nothing but drawings, not the product and no-way do they know how it works.

I’m pretty sure the guy who wrote the instructions is to blame. He should have know to include a statement mentioning something about NOT building a ramp at the top of the stairs and hurling the truck off of it…

Hmm… following in his father’s footsteps?

Cute! I don’t think boys need any “destructions” though. :-)

LOL, WebSpider!

Fish … you know, I don’t know. It simply means he got it recently. However, a google search shows up dozens of pages of people saying it.

Breaking toys is the plight or right of many boys.

Mornin’ Neighbours! Have a great day!

some boys just play hard. the only toys i never broke were toys i didn’t like, and those I took apart

NNNOOO….it’s NEVER your fault…lol

Sighhhh! Good grief! Defective remote control toy truck! I work at Wal mart. I happened to notice the box of remote control toy racing car that sat on the table near Claim Dept. I read the small piece of paper why something was wrong with it. It said, “It would not move.” On my mind, (scoffs!) it can be fixed with the wirings to make that work properly. Instead of sending the defective remote control toy racing car back to Wal Mart and refund the money back. Waste time and money for that toy thing! sheeshhh! If I were in the person’s shoes, I WOULD fix the wirings or whatever to make that work right and play with it for FUN! Save my time and money! Goshhhhh! :-/

Probably tried to open the battery compartment.

If it wasn’t Michael’s fault, then maybe it was one of the little invisible gremlins “Ida Know”, “Not Me”, “O, Yeah!”, or “Just B. Cause” from “The Family Circus” that did it!