The parents of a 15-month-old baby were a little confused when their child began talking to the walls at a Michigan Applebee's over the weekend.
After further inspection, they discovered their child's innocent-looking sippy cup had been filled with a margarita instead of the apple juice they ordered.
There must be something in the fries at McDonald's for a mother to think she'd win a court case that demanded weekly child support funds to sustain her kids' Golden Arches habit.
The Australian mother demanded $1450 per-week to cover living expenses for herself and two children, including a $150 a week for blue jeans, $60 a week for McDonald's binging and $100 weekly for gifts.
March 31, 2011 It's a struggle when you have a sick kid. The average child who attends daycare gets an upper respiratory infection (cold or flu) 6-8 times per year. Sometimes they can get the stomach bug 2-3 times per year. And here's the kicker, you can't give them over the counter medicine. So what do you do?
Kids do the darndest things.
Take Ray William Johnson, who in 1990 was apparently too advanced for normal three-year-old activities.
Yep, instead of, you know, playing with toys or neighborhood kids, he went straight for a JCB Digger. Even more fascinating is the fact that he managed to operate the machine as if he'd been doing it for, well, a lot longer than three years.
The amazing feat was all caught on video, which has finally made it to YouTube nearly 21 years later. Check it out after the jump (though, parents, you may want to shield it from your kids, as not to give them any ideas).
We can't tell you how old these kids are, or even what country this is. But, as you can see for yourself, these five children sure play a mean -- if unflinchingly polite -- guitar.
