@Wonderfriend, That would be “burp” not “burb.” Oops.

@Pop, Just read this comment out loud to Mark. I think you may have scored yourself a new blog reader. He was dying.

@angela, There is just something so great about a room full of gross, silly boys. They are who they are and you can’t help but laugh. It smells terrible, but at least they’re funny! I admire you for spending an entire school year with a room full of 8th grade boys – yikes!

@Tina @ Life Without Pink, A burb was one of the first things our toddler really cracked up about. And of course it made us laugh, which then made him really laugh. Now he fake burps to get laughs. We’re in trouble!

Love your new picture, by the way! 🙂

@Melissa {adventuroo}, Oh, H cracked up at Thomas tooting the other day, too. Boys. They’re so cute and so gross. I love it!

@Amber, That’s the key – knowing when to keep those thoughts to yourself. But it’s hard (that’s what she said…).

@Karen Peterson, Too funny. Duties/doodies is another one that always gets a laugh at our house (from the adults, since the kids don’t get it yet). I sat through many meetings biting the inside of my cheek, trying not to crack a joke about the things people said. What would life be like if we all said whatever we thought? 😉

@Kristy, That’s how I feel. God knew I needed boys!

@Melissa (Confessions of a Dr.Mom), Don’t you find yourself biting your cheek, trying not to crack up when they say crazy stuff? One laugh and you’re doomed to hearing them repeat it over and over and over… 🙂

@Christina, I have no doubt your kids are funny, funny!