Yesterday, as I was doing the dishes, my son came up to me and started making funny sounds: "Vrooom, brrrrrm,brmmm, vroommmmmmm!"
I stopped what I was doing and looked at him. "Bubba, I can't understand a word you're saying."
"Brrmmmmmm, Barooooommmm, Vroooommmmm!"
I shook my head. "Dude, if you want to have a conversation with me, you need to speak a coherent language."
"But, Mama, I am speaking a language. It's motorcycle!"
Oh. Of course.
Hi, dear Sherry!
ReplyDeleteI applaud Bubba for taking the initiative and learning a second language. :)
I wonder if there will be a class in high school for motorcycle language. :)
DeleteYou never know, it could come in handy.
ReplyDeleteThat's right. You never know!
DeleteI can speak car! At least the sound one makes when it's going ninety.
ReplyDeleteExcellent. You and my son will have to get together and have a conversation!
DeleteIn other words mum, "On Your Bike".
ReplyDeleteWonderful as always Sherry.
Yvonne.
Thanks, Yvonne!
DeleteOf course. Come on, Mom. Get with the times! ;)
ReplyDeleteYeah. I should have learned to speak motorcycle a long time ago!
DeleteGreat language..creative as always Bubba!
ReplyDeleteThey should offer a Rosetta Course in it.
DeleteA motorcycle, of course! At first, I thought his noise was mimicking a vacuum cleaner.
ReplyDeleteThose two languages are probably related. ;)
DeleteAnd here I thought it was vacuum. lol
ReplyDeleteSee my above response. :)
DeleteMy washing machine is a loud talker. ;)
ReplyDeleteMine, too!
DeleteI feel that I am soooo behind. LOL
ReplyDeleteYes. I need to get with the program, too!
DeleteHas he convinced some motorcycles to come and live with you all?
ReplyDeleteYes. We have one living in our garage.
DeleteI thought of a motorcycle right away but that's only because I come from a long line of sisters who own aND road them for years... he's very creative xox
ReplyDeleteMy husband is an avid motorcycle rider.
DeleteI think maybe every little boy in the world had to make strange sounds at one point. Motorcycle sounds are some of the best. I used to do all sorts of weird sounds when I was little.
ReplyDeleteI've heard his strange languages for quite a while now!
DeleteI imagine you have to be fluent in every possible language with Bubba. Even then, you might've left motorcycle out! :)
ReplyDeleteYou are so right about that!
DeleteBut of course, Mama, don't you know what a motorcycle engine sounds like? LOL Too cute. :-)
ReplyDeleteI should have figured it out!
DeleteNice one! Maybe you should learn to speak his language instead, Sherry. ^_^
ReplyDeleteYes. Then I'd be cool! ;0)
Delete*LOL* Maybe you ought to take some lessons so you can speak in that language with him. Hehehe! Have a lovely weekend. :)
ReplyDeleteI definitely need some lessons. I bet my husband knows motorcycle. :)
DeleteWait till he starts using morse code (my brother and I could do that and no one else in the family would understand
ReplyDeleteAt least morse code is learnable. I don't know about motorcycle. :)
DeleteLOL. I wonder if he can speak refrigerator and airplane engine.
ReplyDeleteI bet he can!
DeleteUnfortunately I only speak muscle car. Bruh bruh bruhhhb.
ReplyDeleteThat works!
DeleteI'm not fluent in motorcycle, but I can get around.
ReplyDeleteBa-dum-tiss.
I'll see myself out.
Haha! Rachel, you crack me up!
DeleteHaving had cats in the past I speak feline quite fluently. As for motorcycle ... not on our school curriculum I feel I may now be too old.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter speaks feline. She and my cat seem to understand each other.
DeleteIt would be helpful if he picked up the language of some household appliances -- ask the dishwasher why it's leaving soap on the dishes or ask the dryer where the missing sock went.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be nice if they could tell you?
DeleteAsk Bubba if it was Harley or Suzuki dialect. :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure it's Harley. That's the kind of motorcycle we have.
DeleteThat is super cute.
ReplyDeleteMary at Play off the Page
I thought it was pretty funny!
DeleteIt makes perfect sense to me.
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