By Seriously - 15/06/2011 16:46 - United States

Today, my son's homework was to write a story about what he wants to be when he grows up. He wrote that he plans on being unemployed and living at home until we throw him out, then he'll live under a bridge. He's only 12, but already planning for a future as an unemployed bum. FML
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WCARlover 34

Someone's read about trolls a bit too much

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kikibrowm 7

Ambitious much? Don't worry, 12-years olds think they're simply amazing, and he probably thought it was hilarious.

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hockey1317 0

He probably just wasn't taking it seriously. I've done that kind of stuff alot for school essays.

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lovinit5683 0

Ya, that is probably what he was doing because I honestly doubt he would be planning to live under a bridge and all that. And if that wasn't the case I'm worried.

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Riiley 14

Gotta love kids. :) Just hope he wasn't being serious, OP. If so, you're screwed.

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LaughinStock 16

hey now..some bums can make $20k a year :)

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BraBrando 0

It isn't so bad. I'm 8 years ahead OP's son and my bridge is looking nice ;)

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CaughtChaLookin 0

lmao...Good job Mom!

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Acadania 0

hahaha you should let him be what he wants to be!

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ATLforever7 6

That kid has his priorities straight.

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SugarCrazy 14

You must be wonderful parents..

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KatrinaKitten 16

I hate how teachers seriously expect kids to know what they want to do when they're older...

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SirEBC 7

PPPFFTTT RITE?!?! Who needs ambition?

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ReynshineCutting 10

It's not about ambition. How many freaking times do we change our minds before we get it figured out? At 14 I was planning to be a top chef. At 18, an equine vet. At 19 (and since and it's what I actually am going to do) a horse breeding manager. No one knows what they'll be when they're 12. You'll almost always change your mind.

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Breebabeyy 9

can i ask u a question please

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askmeaboutmyDGD 2

I don't think you should worry too much, he doesn't know what it's really like, not that >I< do, but I'm just sayen' hah he's only 12.

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lizard_1001 4

you raised a good son.

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cindiarystrue 0

He should make sure to move to Washington state if he wants to be homeless. studies have proven that Seattle is the friendliest city for hobos! seriously!

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