Dad Is (Mostly) Totally Honest On 11-Month-Old's Daycare Questionnaire
As soon as they're old enough to put pen to paper -- or finger to iPad -- kids are perfectly capable of writing hilarious messages on any number of subjects (you'll find a selection of our all-time favorites below).
But for an 11-month-old, a personality survey is a pretty tall order. So when one dad was faced with the task of filling in a questionnaire sent home by his daughter's daycare, he did something any parent with a wicked sense of humor will appreciate: he was totally honest (well, mostly -- that PhD's a lofty goal for an under-1). And his answers were funny enough to please even the daycare employees in the online audience.
"When daycare, completely seriously, asks my friend to answer stupid questions on behalf of his 11 month old daughter, it is inevitable that stupid answers is what they'll receive," the friend who posted the finished product to Reddit wrote -- also pointing out that "sleep depravation," while a spelling mistake, might actually not be quite so far from the truth.
Here's the form in all its glory:
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'I Am Sorry Ben'
'Don't Tease People About Their Skin Color'
I Need Cash Now
Time For A New Pen
How To Cook A Turkey
Sister In My House
I Made A Blob
Dear So-Called Tooth Fairy
A Math Homework Mystery
You Can Be My NEXT Boyfriend
Can I Do Karaty?
Make It Rain Tacos
Cloudy With A Chance Of Kale
An Opinion Question
Macy's School Hairstyles
Stating The Obvious
Three Sentences That Mean The World
Goals For 3rd Grade
Dear Bill Clinton
One Track, His Mind Is
A Note From The Teacher
If The Shoe Fits...
No Toking
'You Are A Superhero'
For Mommy
Fantasy vs. Reality
An iPad Note For Mom
Snax
"Dear Tooth Fairy..."
Dear Obama
Three Little Words From A Boy With Autism
Happy Father's Day
Dad Is Really Cranky
My Hero
The Daddy Trofy
This article originally appeared on HuffPost.