I'm
teaching my son his Ps and Qs. 'What a lovely, polite little boy!'
grown-ups say on hearing the amateurishly-articulated 'peeshe'. But
he has no idea he's being polite. In fact, his motivation is the
antithesis. Saying 'peeshe' is more likely to get him what he
wants, and fast.
He also says sorry to little girls he's pushed over. It comes
out as a strangely ...
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