Neo Kervoskia
21-09-2005, 23:56
I am going to write 100, but I wanted to give you a sample.
100 Dialogues in Good Parenting
How to Exaplin Things Simply to Your Child
1. Vegetables
Billy: Mommy, I don't want to eat my carrots.
Mom: They're good for you, sweetie.
Billy: They taste terrible!
Mom: They'll make you big and strong. You'll like them, I promise.
Billy: They're nasty...dad doesn't make me eat carrots.
Mom: ...you're father also doesn't pay child support. Now eat your carrots, please?
Billy: No!
Mom: Fine don't eat your carrots! It's people like you that get leukemia and die!
Billy: Waaa! I don't want to get leukemia!
Mom: Then eat you're carrots, that's the only way.
Billy: I'll eat everyone of them, I want to b healthy.
Mom: Good, now eat your peas.
2.Nazis
Billy: Dad, what's a Nazi?
Dad: A Nazi is someone who followed Hitler.
Billy:Who was that?
Dad: Well, he was a man who did a silly thing.
Billy: Oh, okay.
Dad: Anything else?
Billy: No, that's all.
3.Sharing
Susy: It's mine!
Billy: No, it's mine!
Susy: Mom!
Mom: What's the matter?
Susy: Billy took my toy!
Billy: Na-ah, she's liar.
Susy: Ah-ha!
Billy: Nah-ah!
Mom: Calm down, children. Whose is it?
<both>:Mine!
Mom: Whose is it really?
Billy: Her's.
Mom: Then let her have it.
Billy: Fine...
Susy: Yay!
Mom: You should respect her belongings.
Billy: Okay...
Susy: Hey, Billy, do you want to share it?
Mom: No.
Billy: Why not?
Mom: Sharing is for communists. It creates a collective. If that happens then what will become of us? At first we'd share our toys, then we'll be sharing other things.
Billy: Like what?
Mom: Like that brand new shirt you're wearing, Susy's teddy bear, and culture.
Billy: Nooo!
Susy: Why would anyone want to share?
Mom: Because they're all communists and want to steal what's not theirs so they can build a one world government.
Susy: I see.
Billy: Me too.
Mom: Good, now who want's some icecream?
<both>: Me!
Mom: Too bad's mine. If I gave you some that would serve as a redistribution of wealth, if I did that then I'd be as bad as Stalin.
<both>: Ahh...
4. China
Susy: What's China?
Dad: It's a large country.
Susy: Like the United States?
Dad: Not exactly.
Susy: What's the difference?
Dad: Well, there are no black people in China.
Susy: None?
Dad: Not one.
Susy: What do they have?
Dad: Amy Tan.
5. Death
Billy: Waaa!
Dad: What is it, son?
Billy: My hamster died!
Dad: Ah, it's alright.
Billy:How is it alright?
Dad: Death is a natural thing it happens to everyone, like growing up or herpes.
Billy: It is?
Dad: Yes, someday Grandma will die, I'll die, and even you'll die.
Billy: I don't want to..
Dad: Not anytime soon, I mean.
Billy: Why does god let things die?
Dad: For the same reason you're dog died.
Billy: I forgot to feed it.
Dad: Yes, neglect, but don't worry it's natural. As a species we're lazy and easily disgruntled.
Billy: Thanks dad, I feel much better!
100 Dialogues in Good Parenting
How to Exaplin Things Simply to Your Child
1. Vegetables
Billy: Mommy, I don't want to eat my carrots.
Mom: They're good for you, sweetie.
Billy: They taste terrible!
Mom: They'll make you big and strong. You'll like them, I promise.
Billy: They're nasty...dad doesn't make me eat carrots.
Mom: ...you're father also doesn't pay child support. Now eat your carrots, please?
Billy: No!
Mom: Fine don't eat your carrots! It's people like you that get leukemia and die!
Billy: Waaa! I don't want to get leukemia!
Mom: Then eat you're carrots, that's the only way.
Billy: I'll eat everyone of them, I want to b healthy.
Mom: Good, now eat your peas.
2.Nazis
Billy: Dad, what's a Nazi?
Dad: A Nazi is someone who followed Hitler.
Billy:Who was that?
Dad: Well, he was a man who did a silly thing.
Billy: Oh, okay.
Dad: Anything else?
Billy: No, that's all.
3.Sharing
Susy: It's mine!
Billy: No, it's mine!
Susy: Mom!
Mom: What's the matter?
Susy: Billy took my toy!
Billy: Na-ah, she's liar.
Susy: Ah-ha!
Billy: Nah-ah!
Mom: Calm down, children. Whose is it?
<both>:Mine!
Mom: Whose is it really?
Billy: Her's.
Mom: Then let her have it.
Billy: Fine...
Susy: Yay!
Mom: You should respect her belongings.
Billy: Okay...
Susy: Hey, Billy, do you want to share it?
Mom: No.
Billy: Why not?
Mom: Sharing is for communists. It creates a collective. If that happens then what will become of us? At first we'd share our toys, then we'll be sharing other things.
Billy: Like what?
Mom: Like that brand new shirt you're wearing, Susy's teddy bear, and culture.
Billy: Nooo!
Susy: Why would anyone want to share?
Mom: Because they're all communists and want to steal what's not theirs so they can build a one world government.
Susy: I see.
Billy: Me too.
Mom: Good, now who want's some icecream?
<both>: Me!
Mom: Too bad's mine. If I gave you some that would serve as a redistribution of wealth, if I did that then I'd be as bad as Stalin.
<both>: Ahh...
4. China
Susy: What's China?
Dad: It's a large country.
Susy: Like the United States?
Dad: Not exactly.
Susy: What's the difference?
Dad: Well, there are no black people in China.
Susy: None?
Dad: Not one.
Susy: What do they have?
Dad: Amy Tan.
5. Death
Billy: Waaa!
Dad: What is it, son?
Billy: My hamster died!
Dad: Ah, it's alright.
Billy:How is it alright?
Dad: Death is a natural thing it happens to everyone, like growing up or herpes.
Billy: It is?
Dad: Yes, someday Grandma will die, I'll die, and even you'll die.
Billy: I don't want to..
Dad: Not anytime soon, I mean.
Billy: Why does god let things die?
Dad: For the same reason you're dog died.
Billy: I forgot to feed it.
Dad: Yes, neglect, but don't worry it's natural. As a species we're lazy and easily disgruntled.
Billy: Thanks dad, I feel much better!