While I was making dinner, I heard Peanut having an argument in the next room.
There was a polite: "Do you want to?" from the other little girl, that was met by a delightfully sweet "No, thank you" from Peanut.
Then there was a "come on!" from the lassie, met by another demure "no, thank you, I don't want to" from Peanut.
And finally, undeterred, an "everybody! Let's go!" from the girl....to which Peanut responded by having a complete and utter meltdown. There was foot stomping, there was screaming, there was a particularly loud "I said NO! I said I DON'T WANT TO!! *huge pause for breath* MUUUMMMMYYYY!!!!!"
I should probably explain to Peanut that the kids in the TV can't actually hear her. But that aside: Dora the Explorer really is a pushy little broad!
Ha ha ha... I loathe Dora...
ReplyDeleteI would be doubly impressed if Peanut refused Dora's offer in both English and Spanish...
Dawww that's so cute MrsA!
ReplyDeleteFunny! Maybe they should rename her "Dora the Bully" if she's going to just go and push everyone around like that!
ReplyDeletehahaha no way. Thats too cute! :)
ReplyDeleteLOL. Best laugh all day. Thanks!
ReplyDelete(Caillou was the one who ticked me off most. Even now that my son is a pre-teen, I *still* hear that annoying little boy's whiny voice in my head.)
My kids still wonder why he had no hair.
DeleteLove it. Gotta put those TV shows in their place.
ReplyDeleteBwaaaaaaaaaaaa haaaaaaaaaa haaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
ReplyDeleteBoo used to be terrified of Swiper. And would run around screaming in terror NO SWIPING!
Swiper's pretty scary. I don't even know why they still hang around him. He's the text book definition of a bad friend.
DeleteBug answers every question with "THE MAP!!"
For example,
Dora: "Say, Swiper, no swiping!"
Bug: "THE MAP!!! THE MAP!!!!"
We havnt ever had Dora here...but little ms vocabulary was helped along , accents and all by 'The little princess' 'Caillou' and 'Peppa Pig'....
ReplyDeleteOooh, accents! We haven't started in on them yet.
DeleteDora's pronunciation annoys me the most: "We've got to go up the mou-ain!" No, Dora! Enunciate! It's a mounTain!!
My children all do a perfect accent of Rasta Mouse...you know mun...
DeleteWe haven't been exposed to Dora yet, but by the sounds of it will be giving her a wide berth.
ReplyDeleteWe call her Dumb Dora in this house - but the kids have never been exposed to her. MIL tries to buy pink Dora stuff for TFG who promptly gives it to OFG (he's rather fond of his pink Dora handbag it is the perfect size for toy car storage)and makes retching sounds lol
ReplyDeleteThat would be a nice response. Peanut is a text-book Dora lover, and Bug is following in her footsteps. I'm trying to avoid the princessification of my girls, but it's like stemming a tsunami with a sponge.
DeleteWho the hell is Dora?
ReplyDelete~S.
**correct response**
DeleteShe is a cartoon character aimed at 3-5 year olds. She "explores". Apparently her parents are willfully negligent, because she is supposed to be six-sh, but they let her (and her talking monkey sidekick) roam around in jungle full of crocodiles and spiders. But at least she is a better role model than most of the other girly girl tv characters.
She's not a dinosaur then?
Delete~S.
No, no, that's Dorothy....
DeleteLOL that's sooooo cute. Thank goodness we only have boys and have therefore never been exposed to Dora.
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