As a woman juggling a business, two young children and a household, things get busy. But it’s days like today, Captain Underpants Best Friends Day to be specific, that I love diverting all of my energy to my kids and I can stop worrying about all the other crap, for just a second.
Celebrating Captain Underpants new to buy or rent on DVD, Blu-ray and Digital HD
After spending today fake farting with a whoopie cushion, me flying around looking ridiculous in a red cape and Master E and I being absolutely crazy in front of the camera to celebrate Captain Underpants Best Friends Day for the release of Captain Underpants on Bluray and DVD, I soon figured that my best friend is, in fact, my 6-year-old son.
Every night he likes to fall asleep in my bed and without fail kisses me good night. He has declared to me many many times that I am his best friend and many times he’s also told me that I’m not his best friend when he doesn’t get his own way.
But Master E and I, we’ve been through some pretty tough times together, heck, after giving birth to him it made me sick to the stomach that I didn’t bond with him as a baby. Fast forward six years and he’s my absolute rock, I even got two tattoos to remind me of our journey.
I know people say you shouldn’t be ‘best buds’ with your kids but as time goes on, I disagree. There’s absolutely no stronger friendship you can have and I want to be the person my son can rely on and come to in times of trouble. We may not be little pranksters like George and Harold in Captain Underpants, but I’ve been told that I’m a pretty crazy mummy so, it’s not all seriousness in our house!
So, whether it’s a movie night with your child’s best friend or with your whole family, may I suggest Captain Underpants; a story of best friends George and Harold and their plot to hypnotize their very unkind principal Mr. Krupp, into thinking he’s really a cape and undies wearing superhero, Captain Underpants! HINT: It’s now new to Buy or Rent on Blu-ray, DVD or Digital HD!
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My teenage son is the prankster in our home so I’d turn the tables on him. 🙂 Maybe some prank phone calls or something hidden in his room. Nothing too bad. 🙂
I’m not usually one for practical jokes but if I had to, I’d choose to prank my husband and tell him that he agreed to do the housework for a whole month. If he denied it, I’d say that he mentioned it when we were in bed, about to go to sleep, because he never remembers our conversations just before bed, so I’d be able to convince him and get him to do all of the chores! If only!!!
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That’s gold, Michelle!
Our teenage son likes to scare his little brothers every time they walk around a corner. I’d get some payback by getting the whole family to hide in his room while he’s in the shower and scare the Professor Poopypants out of him when he opens the door.
I, with the help of my kids, would scare my partner. He hates bugs and spiders so i would hide them, plastic fake ones of course, all over the house in places i know he would find them!
I would love to play a prank on my kids not too sure what but maybe undoing their chores so it looks like they were never done e.g. messing up their beds after they make them or putting all the clean dishes back into the dishwasher after they put them away. Would be rather funny watching them try to figure out what’s going on!
My nephew LOVES his cereal in the morning, so when I visit next I’d freeze it overnight and watch him try to dig in with gusto. No chance!!!
I’d replace my son’s toothpaste with a baking soda paste!
Give them an underpants wedgie of course.
My daughter would make someone fart with a whoopee cushion!
My wife is scared senseless of clowns so I would have to dress up as Pennywise from IT and knock on the door for her to answer.
My daughter thinks its funny to wait around corners and jump out on people. I think I’ll start doing the same to her as it will be funny seeing how she reacts!
My husband who always thinks he’s the prankster when really he’s just being annoying. I think I might do the ‘pretend I’m dead covered in tomato sauce’ prank and film it when he comes home from work. He’ll probably start celebrating knowing him!
My brother… he plays the most outlandish, amazing awesome pranks.. and i fall for them almost every time.
Wrap some dog poo in a newspaper and leave at the front door or in the letterbox YUK!
Would have to be fake spiders throughout the house. My adult daughter is terrified of them.
My teenage son who is forever pulling pranks on everyone else, I would love to get him real good just once!
My family always try and scare me, which always works. I would love to be able to get them back with one almighty scare..
Like my Mum did to me the other night, if someone in my family is coming out of their room in the pitch darkness and turns on the light, they’ll see me standing there like a statue, glaring at me. It was accidental, but it gave me an idea.
She gave me a heart attack and now I want to do it to someone else when the time comes haha.
I’d eat boxes of chocolates, leaving a ‘Bounty’ of re-wrapped ‘surprises’ inside. Life would be no ‘Picnic’ for my victims ( relatives ), guaranteeing ‘Snickers’ from me !
I would do the old glad wrap over the toilet seat prank lol.
When my boys are fast asleep,
I’d love to switch their places as I creep,
Paint some lipstick on their lips,
give their hair some hair clips!
This is all sure to make them wonder,
Could they perhaps have made a blunder?
Sleep walked throughout the night?
It’s bound to give them a bit of a fright.
As they contemplate how it happened,
I will be giggling in the background!
I’d make up some “poo” from cake mix and food colouring, squeeze it into a pile and then casually eat it at the table, licking my lips and exclaiming this is so fresh and delicious! 😛
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OH, that’s classic!
I have one child that really hates vegetables, but I would mush some up and put it into their Ice-cream.
My father – he is really hard to prank, but when you do it right, his reactions are priceless!
When I was younger I swapped the sugar with the pepper, it was absolutely hilarious. Although my dad wasn’t too happy with peppery pancakes haha
My dad always played pranks on me as a child. He got me a few times by putting vegemite under the passenger door handle on his car. I would go to open my door and feel it ooze!! I can’t wait to try it on my kids when they’re a little bit older.
I’d prank my little girls into eating their Brussels sprouts by dipping them in chocolate and calling them “chocolate balls”! I’ve had no luck getting them to eat them so far…
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OOh, I’d love to see their reaction!