By lucas_urev - 15/09/2014 22:19 - United States - Cold Spring Harbor

Today, I had made a cup of my favorite coffee, which I had recently found to be discontinued. To accompany this last cup, I went to get a muffin. As I turned around, I see my son pouring the cup out because I out put it next to the sink and he thought it was dirty. FML
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weveallbeenthere 30

I feel your need for coffee, but at least he was trying to clean up.

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DocBastard 38

Yes, teach your children that taking initiative and tidying up without being asked will lead to an immediate violent response. Perfect. Idiot.

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DocBastard 38

Yes, teach your children that taking initiative and tidying up without being asked will lead to an immediate violent response. Perfect. Idiot.

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MichellinMan 20

I'm pretty sure it was sarcasm.

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MichellinMan 20

Why wouldn't it be sarcasm?

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seltzerae 6

It may have been a joke, but it definitely wasn't sarcasm.

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thevelociraptor 31

You need a lesson on sarcasm. Or better yet stop using it.

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sempisaviour 17

Are you as incompetent as you sound #1? Why would you slap a CHILD? Isn't child abuse against the law? Sure, he messed up, but how is coffee a big deal in the long run? OP will live.

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B3thyB3thy 5

I missed the part where the story had a violent response...what was it exactly?

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weveallbeenthere 30

I feel your need for coffee, but at least he was trying to clean up.

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MidnaLink 33

#2 and #3 Uhh, yeah but he really should've asked first.

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BigLatchZatch 14

Yes, curse him for his sense of responsibility.

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Melayia 14

I agree, you may have lost a cup of coffee but your son shows that he's at the very least willing to help out around the house. I'd say thats a win, even if the cost is your cup of coffee.

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False_Stupidity 41

It's not just any old coffee, it's the last of its kind and the OP will never be able to enjoy its pleasant aroma ever again. *sniff*

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Xathanos 16

Well he knows to get rid of dirty things, so it's not all that bad I guess.

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hk1998 8

Kind of reminds me of when starbucks makes seasonal coffees and then you run out, its pretty depressing.

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emmabear1995 18

Yes! There's a Starbucks at the college I go to, and they're always running out of the "pumpkin spice" flavor.

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paramor3 23

Let's all stop for a moment of silence for the lost elixir of the gods.....

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dakid87 10

It's not his fault. You should be happy that his helping.

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cjwayy 22

I feel your pain, OP. My favorite lotion was discontinued a few years ago and my aunt stole my last bottle of it.

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whyisitincapital 25

If this was a cat instead of your son, it would be a MLIA.

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DocBastard 38

While I mourn for the loss of a perfectly good coffee, you should absolutely commend him for making the effort to clean up without your even asking him. Sounds like you're raising a good kid.

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