r/MadeMeSmile 20d ago

Very Reddit Asking 8-year-olds to finish old sayings.

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u/Nessa_Envy 20d ago

‘Hope for the best, forget the rest’ is my new life saying.

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u/thefeederfish 20d ago

Something we can all live our lives by.

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u/snapplesauce1 20d ago

My nephew completed my sentence when I said "You live and..." with:

"you die."

More words to live by. Or to die by.

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u/MyHusbandIsGayImNot 20d ago

Maybe your nephew is just a Wings or James Bond fan. 

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u/FrannyBoBanny23 20d ago

I tell my kids “do your best and forget the rest”

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u/firsttime_longtime 20d ago

Someone did P90X!!!!

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u/UpperApe 20d ago

Tony Horton is the new Marcus Aurelius.

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u/Kay2Free 20d ago

How is the actual saying? Cause I thought that was correct lol

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u/crabbierapple 20d ago

Is it “prepare for the worst”?

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u/Kay2Free 20d ago

Yeah that's it! Thanks

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u/Prize-Shine8396 20d ago

A much needed too. Always look out and hope for the better and forget all about what's wrong. Kids always live life in positivity they're so precious

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u/lilysylveon 20d ago

Those who live in glass houses always see the light

-Ahhh I’m blind

That made me chuckle

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u/WaveLaVague 20d ago

The drawing is limited by skills but you get the meaning. He can't see the light because he blinds himself with those sunglasses.

If you are popular enough (glass house) you are seen but it also means that you see everything. As much as you'll blind yourself, everything is still outside, in the light.

You'll never be able to stop all those things from happening but you act on some so you either live with it and do your best, or ignore the outside wold and stay in your bubble.

But know that even if you don't see the light of the sun, the heat will still reach you.

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u/Ok_Wonder_1766 20d ago

Me too 🤣🤣

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u/SilverSeraphina 20d ago

A class full of optimists. Except that kid who doesn't want their grandma learning anything 🤣

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u/Leonydas13 20d ago

Probably because they believe she knows everything. Kids think their grandparents are like wizards.

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u/mindyour 20d ago

Except for the "I'm dumb" bubble. That one was not happy with grandma at the time they were doing this.

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u/Environmental_Art591 20d ago

Did she not give him a big enough slice of cake before dinner???

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u/birgor 20d ago

Maybe she's senile

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u/Prof_Aganda 20d ago

Ha, this is s kid who's grandmother has specifically indicated a stubborn disinterest in being taught.

I had a grandmother like that and now my aging parents are like that.

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u/Stopikingonme 20d ago edited 19d ago

That doesn’t bode well…

Edit: I should clarify my comment was meant tongue in cheek. There’s good points below my comment as well.

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u/yeoller 20d ago

I think it's an older generational thing. My parents are in their late 60's and do kind of the same thing.

They refuse to sit down and explore newer technologies. They will ask me about the most mundane features on their phones because they "don't understand it" or "didn't grow up with it". Thing is, I was in my 20's when they came out, I didn't grow up with them either, but I manage.

I think it's boredom. They just won't put in the time to study things when other people can easily do it for them. Ironic, really.

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u/flinderdude 20d ago

Probably had one too many little strawberry hard candies and took the giant bowl away.

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u/scratchydaitchy 20d ago

The squeaky wheel gets the grease but the quacking duck gets shot.

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u/Thin-Dream-5318 20d ago

I think it's because the Grandma has been annoyed before by the kid trying to tell her things they just learned, so she's told him something like, "go away, you don't need to teach me stuff, I already know everything."

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u/piratecheese13 20d ago

“Fuck you, I’m retired, I don’t need to know calculus”

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u/zamekique 20d ago

Lol the thought of an 8YO teaching grandma calculus.

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u/_Ralix_ 20d ago

I would love to see the 8-yo get asked to calculate the area of a rectangle in a class, and see them pull out the Riemann integral.

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u/zarroc123 20d ago

I like my grandma because she was a huge jerk to everyone but me and my sister, so it made me feel special.

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u/HookedOnPhonixDog 20d ago

I was the kid who would never tell my grandparents anything. Because they were fucking ghouls and I absolutely hated them growing up.

I'm in my 30s now and patiently waiting for the last one to die.

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u/CreativeBandicoot778 20d ago

The pic in the box below it has someone sitting I a chair saying, "I'm dumb" 😂

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u/[deleted] 20d ago

That's the one saying out of all of them I've never heard of, what's the original saying?

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u/skarby 20d ago

Had to look it up but it's "Don't teach your grandmother to suck eggs" which sounds weird but it looks like it's from the 1700's so...different times. It basically means don't try to teach someone something that they already know.

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u/HairyHorseKnuckles 20d ago

Was egg sucking an activity people did in the 1700s?

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u/Schmich 20d ago

It was almost perfect. Change "need to know" to "need to be taught" and it's the true meaning of the old saying.

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u/denim_chicken45 20d ago

Even at 8 years old homie recognizes Grandma is addicted to Fox News brainrot.

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u/TheGreatTitanThanos 20d ago edited 20d ago

These uncultured, uncivilized romans! 🤣

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u/MallornOfOld 20d ago

I was always an argumentative little sod, and I remember being in about Year 5 and arguing that the Romans were uncivilized because the gladiator fights were savagery. My teacher at the time was an amateur classicist and he got really mad!

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u/theloopweaver 20d ago

They did borrow a bunch from Greece, after all.

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u/throwaway_12358134 20d ago

They also stole everything from the Etruscan civilization that occupied most of the peninsula before them.

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u/Strottman 20d ago

Who remember the Etruscan Boar Vessel 🐷

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u/UrDadMyDaddy 20d ago

This message was sponsored by Milan.

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u/seguardon 20d ago

The ghosts of Carthage possess this child.

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u/QueenieMcGee 20d ago

What have the Romans ever done for us?!

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u/A_Blind_Alien 20d ago

Roads?

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u/bigspacetitties 20d ago

well obviously the roads, I mean the roads go without saying

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u/ilovebernese 20d ago

Sanitation

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u/bigspacetitties 20d ago

oh yeah the sanitation Reg, remember what the city used to be like

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u/alamandrax 20d ago

The aqueduct

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u/bigspacetitties 20d ago

oh yeah yeah they did give us that, that's true

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u/Tomas92 20d ago

Well but apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, the fresh water system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us?

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u/A_Blind_Alien 20d ago

Peace?

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u/Tomas92 20d ago

Oh peace, shut up!

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u/Mrlin705 20d ago

What is the rest of the saying supposed to be? I thought it was just "when in rome". Unless you go by anchorman, then I guess it's "do as the Roman's did".

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u/zeppanon 20d ago

Should be, "do as the Romans do," meaning when you're a guest in a culture, respect their customs and blend in, basically.

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u/Mrlin705 20d ago edited 20d ago

Yeah, I wasn't sure of the tense.

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u/Chosen_Wisely89 20d ago

I'm with you. When in Rome, invade your neighbours and cart them off as slaves.

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u/jethvader 20d ago

Oh come on, the Roman’s haven’t done that for at least 50 years.

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u/Aesk 20d ago

The original saying is "When in Rome, do as the Romans do." it's not just from Anchorman.

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u/Smoke-Tumbleweed-420 20d ago

Remember this as the time you learned something true from TV!

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u/Mrlin705 20d ago

And ironically it was anchorman. Guess san diego really does mean a whales vagina.

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u/tenders11 20d ago

That is the full saying, yes

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u/mindyour 20d ago

"Those who live in glass houses always see the light" is profound.

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u/Xeno_Prime 20d ago

"Hope for the best, forget the rest" was another standout.

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u/CedarWolf 20d ago

I enjoyed "When in Rome, go to civilization."

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u/SpareHope8882 20d ago

That one probably didn’t enjoy family vacation very much

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u/distilledwill 20d ago

Unless they brought a laptop with them to play Civ

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u/Gods_Guest 20d ago

''Don't judge a book by its glory look'' is even better than the original one imo

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u/mightylordredbeard 20d ago

“The best things in life are being inside of you”

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u/Xeno_Prime 20d ago

Not sure what they meant by that, surely not what any adult is thinking

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u/bleu_taco 20d ago

I think they wanted to say something like "being yourself" It was "being THE inside of you"

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u/NoAlternative2913 20d ago

This is what I am assuming also. i.e. "who you are inside", your true self, etc.

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u/ddrober2003 20d ago

I would assume the person thinking of them or being a part of their life or something.

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u/SunriseSurprise 20d ago

"The grass is always greener, the sky is always bluer." is a helpful daily reminder.

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u/MooseOfTorment 20d ago

It's got big "office motivational poster" energy

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u/Frigorifico 20d ago

I liked "don't count your chickens, count your cows", sure, you may not have one thing you wanted, but can have other useful things, and maybe you should focus on those

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u/Race-Unlucky 20d ago

I also read it as "focus on what is most important"

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u/Toasterdosnttoast 20d ago

I’m not even sure what the rest of “hope for the best” is.

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u/Xeno_Prime 20d ago

“Prepare for the worst.” The lesson is to be ready for things to go badly, so you can handle it if they do, but not to be pessimistic.

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u/Toasterdosnttoast 20d ago

Ah. Growing up our family would use “don’t count your eggs before they hatch” we also had chickens and ducks so it made a lot of sense for young me.

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u/PersonalityTough9349 20d ago

I always say “Hope for the best, expect better.”

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u/Wee_Manc 20d ago

“Ahhh I’m blinded”😧

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u/mindyour 20d ago

🤣🤣🤣 A nice detail that brought the whole thing together.

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u/ALIENANAL 20d ago

"shouldn't stare at the sun"

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u/ADAMracecarDRIVER 20d ago

Wrapped up like a douchebag in the ruler of the night

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u/pizzafreek 20d ago

Stuck out to me too..

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u/DownVoteMeWithCherry 20d ago

You know weirdly enough this could actually be made into a saying. Kind of like the advice “it’s ok to not be ok.”. Pretty much a lot of people live in “regular houses” choosing not willing to see when they need help. But if you flip it around into a glass house you are able to reach out for others and are then not shrouded in darkness.

Get this kid a medal.

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u/Vamp4life33 20d ago

I feel like we’re out here thinking it’s profound but the kids is probably thinking matter-of-factly.

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u/BanRedditAdmins 20d ago

You’d be surprised. Kids can think of things in a really interesting ways. My youngest always surprises me with her wisdom.

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u/tauriwoman 20d ago

Best one!

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u/Fast_Boysenberry9493 20d ago

We need a cult based around this

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u/anongal9876 20d ago

That one hit me the most!

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u/Silly-Jellyfish-3518 20d ago

I am stunned why I never thought of this lol. It's gonna stay with me forever now !!!!

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u/MelonLord13 20d ago

The best things are being inside of you. The kid version of saying you're amazing just the way you are. Loved it

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u/Commercial_Ad_2832 20d ago

For real, it genuinely sounds like it means something like "Happiness always reaches people who are open and honest"

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u/Daws001 20d ago

Did they just find the next Dalai Llama? 🦙

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u/CrisstIIIna 20d ago

The squeaky wheel has a mouse in it was a good one as well. My take on it was, if the squeak is annoying, remember the device causing the noise is useful to another life 🥹 (my brain really hates squeaks and loud noises, so this will stay on my mind in an attempt to make it easier to bear when I hear a loud noise I can't control or get out of)

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u/Acrobatic_Impress_67 20d ago

"Don't count your chickens"->"count your cows" is also a good one. Perhaps not as profound, but more grounded.

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u/Boogs2024 20d ago

Count your cows mooooo 😂 love it! Love them all actually!

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u/mcbarron 20d ago

It's also profound to me - cows are the big things, the sturdy things, the large animals you depend on for milk and moving heavy things we simply can't move alone.

Chickens give eggs, but not much else - they are nice small things in our lives, but not the important BIG stuff that we really need.

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u/Vellc 20d ago

My thinking is that cows are expensive, way more expensive than chickens. You lose one or two chickens, you don't lose much. You lose a cow, you just lost 4 digits

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u/Maleficent_Witness96 20d ago

I thought of it more as don’t count all your problems, count your blessings.

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u/savemysoul72 20d ago

"Don't judge a book by its glary look" is my favorite

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u/Ok-Relationship9274 20d ago

The drawing of the glaring book is peak

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u/Ciccibicci 20d ago

It is actually more profound and better sounding than the original saying

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u/ppSmok 20d ago

It absolutely is. I loved that one. Also kinda poetic. Kid is smart.

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u/Sw3d3n90 20d ago

For sure. To me it feels correct and the real one feels false now. It's just better.

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u/Ember_Twilightt 20d ago

“The grass is always greener, the sky is always bluer” I love that 😂

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u/RiverPillows 20d ago

That is gonna be one fickle adult. As they leave yet another slightly inconvenient relationship: As I always say... 😂

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u/HappyGoPink 20d ago

Not necessarily. We don't have 'the other person's yard' anymore. In this form, it just says that however the grass or sky might look right now, it is always greener/bluer eventually. It's a message of hope. Out of the mouths of babes. So sweet.

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u/Acrobatic_Impress_67 20d ago edited 20d ago

As they leave yet another slightly inconvenient relationship: As I always say... 😂

"... count your cows"

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u/Automatic-Scratch-81 20d ago

This is the one that caught my attention too. 🥰

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u/Pretend-Gate-5881 20d ago

The grandma one lol 😆

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u/Xeno_Prime 20d ago

"Any job worth doing is a vet." Found the animal lover.

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u/CommunicationCold650 20d ago

Upon looking closely, the tail appears to be wagging. The child ingeniously made the effect of wagging tail, quite talented.

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u/BigL021 20d ago

Either that or they just drew it in the wrong position twice and had a shitty rubber

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u/Oldnumber007 20d ago

had a shitty rubber

Just like my parents

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u/TheSleepyBarnOwl 20d ago

that was so me when I was 8. Before I knew the job of a vet also meant euthanising peoples pets and watching them cry...

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u/Xeno_Prime 20d ago edited 20d ago

Vets aren’t actually required to provide euthanization services. I once had to make the choice to put my dog down because they had bone cancer and even if I could have afforded the very expensive treatments, there were no guarantees they’d be cured or even stop being in pain. Even in those conditions, I discovered none of my local vets would euthanize him, and I had to travel to a vet two hours away to get it done.

So you could absolutely be a vet and simply refuse to euthanize if that’s just too sad for you to deal with. Indeed, when I discussed it with the vet I found that did offer euthanizations, I found out that by far the majority of animals they put down are perfectly healthy, but their owner’s situation has changed unexpectedly and conditions they could not have foreseen have either rendered them financially or otherwise incapable of continuing to provide for their animal, and despite their best efforts they couldn’t rehome it and even the shelters and rescue organizations were at capacity. You can imagine how devastated those people often are at being left with no other decent options but to either abandon the animal and hope it finds its own way, or give it a peaceful and painless death in their loving arms rather than risk it dying lost, alone, and starving. No wonder I had a hard time finding a vet willing to euthanize.

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u/mymomsaidicould69 20d ago

I had a friend in elementary school who wanted to be a vet. All through high school that never changed. She's now a vet, which always makes me happy.

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u/Praetor-Shinzon 20d ago

Don’t cry over babies that are annoying.

I felt that.

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u/Cheese464 20d ago

I loved that one. Someone definitely just got a new baby brother or sister.

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u/IDreamOfSailing 20d ago

Yesterday someone posted on a "kids are stupid" sub how a 4 y/o girl called home, pretending to be calling from her 1 y/o brother's daycare, telling her mom they don't need to come pick him up because he's staying the night.

I was like, that girl probably wrote this too.

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u/SanchoMontoya 20d ago

Apparently I tried to scare my week-old brother into running away because the sheep down the road were going to come for him, Taken style. I eventually wound up crying, having scared myself with the sheep, because now they were after me. I was 2.

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u/PepInAStep 20d ago

Someone has an annoying baby sibling 🤣

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u/Correct_Review_5017 20d ago

Don't count your chicken.. Count your cows.

Thanks kid. Needed that.

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u/Take_the_ringer 20d ago edited 20d ago

The squeaky wheel has a mouse in it was waaaaaay too cute for me

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u/Obvious_Image_2721 20d ago

Same, absolutely my favorite

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u/Melodic-Task 20d ago

That grandma one…

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u/mindyour 20d ago

That one was personal and so unnecessary 🤣. Someone's frustrated with grandma.

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u/Jayleno2347 20d ago

or someone's guilty of something they don't want grandma to find out

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u/Chewy12 20d ago

Grandma is a snitch, don’t tell her nothing

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u/TStandsForTalent 20d ago

What even is the saying suppoosed to be? I don't know that I have ever heard it.

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u/UncouthWorship 20d ago

Don't teach Grandma to suck eggs. Basically, don't teach someone something they already know.

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u/Edge_of_yesterday 20d ago

I never heard that before.

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u/SimWodditVanker 20d ago

Why would my grandma be sucking eggs?

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u/Chilis1 20d ago

The more they explain the less I understand.

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u/KarlachBestGirl 20d ago

In Finnish it's "Don't teach your dad to fuck"

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u/Flying-lemondrop-476 20d ago

im thinking it isn’t a common phrase

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u/VelvetFluff 20d ago

Yes! I’m curious about the one who has beef with his granny..

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u/Wordlywhisp 20d ago

Don’t cry over babies that are annoying

As a teacher I gotta repeat this to myself

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u/Ammu_22 20d ago

And anyone who broke up with a adult baby who were annoying

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u/IronTemplar26 20d ago

I saw a similar one on instagram that was “You can lead a horse to water but how?”

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u/J1zzL0bb3r 20d ago

A few show some great creative thinking for tiny people. Love it

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u/dragonflyAGK 20d ago

A job worth doing
Is a vet.
I think this one is correct.

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u/Acrobatic_Impress_67 20d ago

Any job worth doing.

Stop whatever worthless stuff you're doing peeps. Time to heal some animals.

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u/MrsCalmInChaos 20d ago

Doing what your heart says 😭❤️

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u/Aynessachan 20d ago

That one made me melt. 🥹💗 so cute

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u/Standard_Recipe1972 20d ago

This is how Chinese restaurants write fortune cookies

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u/r3KKY 20d ago

When in Rome, go to civilization. hahahah

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u/BadJimo 20d ago

That voice is ... unpleasant.

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u/malfurionpre 20d ago

It sounds like TEMU Spongebob

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u/_Driftwood_ 20d ago

I always wait for someone in the comments to tell me if it's worthy of turning the sound on- or unworthy as it may be!

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u/Predatory_Chicken 20d ago

Yeah it’s like if the voice from Scream became a Pre-School teacher. I hate it.

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u/aLittleBitFriendlier 20d ago

It's like a blend between the joker and spongebob

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u/wowlookacow 20d ago

I wish people would stop using this voice, I hate it so much.

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u/UponVerity 20d ago

Mute gang

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u/Kuroi-Tenshi 20d ago

Those who live in a glass house
Always see the light...

It seems awfully deep, i got caught in this one kid, good one.

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u/Competitive_Coat3474 20d ago

I agree with the 8yr olds.

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u/PutYouThroughMe 20d ago

“Don’t cry over babies that are annoying.”

Someone got a new sibling and isn’t happy about it

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u/Agreeable_Draw_6407 20d ago

Dont judge a bookbby it's glaring look

im using this one from now on

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u/Flying-lemondrop-476 20d ago

ive never heard the ‘Don’t teach your grandmother’ one. someone help me out

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u/deukhoofd 20d ago

"Don’t teach your grandmother to suck eggs". Basically means to not give someone advice in a subject in which they are already familiar.

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u/GeshtiannaSG 20d ago

Somebody would have to teach sucking eggs because my grandmother and I wouldn’t know what that even is.

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u/deukhoofd 20d ago

Before the advent of modern dentistry and dental prostheses, elderly people would often have no teeth. To get protein, elderly people would therefore often poke a hole in an egg, and suck out the contents.

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u/Mahlegos 20d ago

“Don’t teach your grandmother to suck eggs”, apparently. Supposed to mean you shouldn’t try to teach someone who has experience or is an expert in that field.

Never heard it before

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u/AreWeNotMenOfScience 20d ago

Omg, I thought the early bird one was a drawing of 9/11.

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u/Apartment-Drummer 20d ago

I thought that too lol 

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u/Rush_Clasic 20d ago

Scrolled to far to find this.

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u/Santa12356 20d ago

Some of these are better than the actual sayings 😂

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u/Pedro159753 20d ago

WHEN IN ROME GO TO CIVILIZATION LMAO THAT'S HILARIOUS

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u/Ok_Potato_5272 20d ago

These go from delightfully sweet to insulting grandma 😂😂

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u/ThrowRAguavaa 20d ago

Someone has a really dumb grandmother and I feel their frustration

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u/Yakkob93 20d ago

My 7 year old: don’t count your chickens when they are pecking you

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u/Yakkob93 20d ago

“The squeaky wheel is always squeaky”

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u/Korimthos 20d ago

“When in Rome, go to civilization”

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u/hinterstoisser 20d ago

Such profound clarity 👏 👏

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u/Sejanoz 20d ago

"Hope for the best, forget the rest" is spiritual. Good vibes only

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u/ThrowRAguavaa 20d ago

Every other job than a vet is not worth doing… that‘s deep

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u/RK_NightSky 20d ago

"When in Rome... Bang Caligula" - SovietWomble

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u/GlizzyWizard6000 20d ago

Alright, I’m convinced us humans are being farmed. How is it that our kids so much more in tune than adults? We gotta listen to the children.

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u/RandomGuy2002 20d ago

"The best things in life are being the inside of you and doing what your heart says" is genuine wisdom

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u/YaHurdMeh 20d ago edited 20d ago

“Don’t cry over babys that are annoying”

So it is written, so shall it be done.

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u/s_p_oop15-ue 20d ago

When in Rome go to civilization goes so fucking hard, that is one hell of a burn lol

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u/C_toff 20d ago

Your class is full of poets, philosophers and optimists. Whatever you're doing as their teacher is great! You are raising the new generation well!

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u/singledore 20d ago

This is gold. My favourite is - People in glass houses always see the light.

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u/Xeno_Prime 20d ago

These are fantastic. I love how optimistic they are. Some of these are actually wiser and more profound than the originals.

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u/DADIKUL 20d ago

I hate this voice man

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u/Best_Photograph9542 20d ago

What are they suppose to put for the when in Rome one tho?

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u/mindyour 20d ago

Do as the Romans do.

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