CLICK HERE FOR BLOGGER TEMPLATES AND MYSPACE LAYOUTS »

Thursday, October 16, 2008

Yes, this is post no 2 in one day...


Yes, I do realise that I normally only post once in every 2 weeks or so, but I just had to post this because I remembered it when I read this awesome womans blog. Hopefully you can bring yourself to read both posts and maybe, just maybe comment on both...

When I was little, probably about 8 or 9, my little sister, Colleen was about 6 or 7 and we were watching The Simpsons.

It was an episode where Abu, the immigrant in the series, was in fear of getting deported as he wasnt an American citizen.

The whole episode revolved around this.

Sometime during this, my adorable little sister starts looking very worried.

The longer the show went on and the closer Abu came to being deported, the more worried she got.

Eventually my dad then asked her what was wrong.

She looked up at him with her big worried eyes and asked:

(This one is a classic)

"Dad, are we American citizens?"

Needless to say we were almost rolling on the floor with laughter. She was so worried that we would also be deported.



Yes, she has yet to live this down.

PS: For those of you who dont know, I live in Africa. Not America. :)

17 comments:

Randi said...

Bwaaahaha!

At first I was thinking - umm, ok (??) , but then I remembered where you live and now that's just plain hilarious.

Give your sister a high 5 from me!

Anonymous said...

Hehe, brilliant post :-). I quite often click through random blogs so I found you through another blog that you'd commented on - possibly Clever Girl Goes Blog - do you read that?

Heather said...

HA! That is awesome.

Bravo Bentley said...

ha ha hilarious! I remember that episode when homer tries to teach him everything he needs to know before lisa takes over lol classic

Jayci said...

that is so cute. :P I laugh so hard when I watch the Simpsons - Abu... ooo Abu. ha ha!!

Megan said...

that is awesome!!! children are so sweet the way their minds work. so wait you live in africa? and your sister lives in new zealand?! i seriously need to get to know you better... lol! where exactly are you guys "from"???

Nancy Face said...

Hahaha, that is HILARIOUS! :D

(: diana! said...

BUAHAHA !
That totally made my night . Now I can go to bed in a rather amused mood :)

So you're like , South African? My science teacher is from South Africa. I must be extremely uneducated because when she told us, I thought she was kidding.

Megan said...

south africa?! how funny. the father who adopted my first son is from cape town south africa. his parents still live there. quite intresting :) have you lived in the us before?

(: diana! said...

New Zealand sounds amazing, too. South Africa sounds even more amazing.
Gah, Canada is so lame. It's not even two words.

I was procrastinating my homework and I was trying to find new reads so I clicked through random blogs' comments. I think it was from "...because I like waffles and blethers" :)
Do you read her blog?
I'm glad I found your blog though . You're awfully funny !

Chellie said...

haha.. that is so cute! LOVE IT!

Hannahkin said...

oh! bah. i just read your comment on ericka lee's blog. not cool, chell, not cool! NZ is NOT cooler than SA. full stop! :)

ericka - you're right, South Africa IS more amazing! the sun actually shines here, and we have the coolest accents known to man.

i should really stop reading all of your comments on other people's blogs - i'm not a stalker, really - but which stationery company do you work for, Chellkin? Staedtler? or.. erm... i don't know my stationery companies very well :)

hee hee! me loves this post to pieces, by the way! i'm trying to remember all the funny things from my sister's and my childhood, but the only thing i can remember is that Sindi used to call an escalator an "ellie-skater".

angiedunn said...

um. that's stinkin' hilarious. oh abu...gotta love 'em.

elasticwaistbandlady said...

My kids think they're citizens of "Texas" not America.

I have a vision that they're probably going to grow up to join one of those radical Texas separatists groups that wants Texas to break away from the U.S. and be a soveriegn nation like in the old days. :) There's been a few times recently that the national government had made me wish Texas could break away.

Elizabeth said...

Classic!!! It's so funny how involved and emotional children get in tv programs.

Colleen said...

haha very funny for making that one public!!!! cant believe u still remember that and thought of putin it on here! oh well. haha. was a good laugh. thanx. xoxoxo

Anonymous said...

cheap newport cigarettes clove cigarettes online paypal cigarettes urban dictionary cigarette card fairs lowest nicotine cigarette brand cheap russian cigarettes cigarette death rate monarch cigarettes buy cigarettes tobacco cigarettes anxiety cigarette filter manufacturers marlboro cigarettes carton cigarette smoke air purifier cigarettes anxiety leather cigarette pouch cheap cigarettes by phone cigarette smoke purifier cigarette smoking photos buy cigarettes canada online