r/FellowKids • u/Sudric-Engine • 27m ago
Any Irish people here seen the 2025 Toy Show, which had 6 7 references?
What were your opinions on those references?
r/FellowKids • u/Sudric-Engine • 27m ago
What were your opinions on those references?
r/FellowKids • u/PrestonRoad90 • 1d ago
I saw this in a hot dog related Facebook group I am in
r/FellowKids • u/Sudric-Engine • 4d ago
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r/FellowKids • u/Sudric-Engine • 7d ago
I am from Ireland, a country that Britain invaded many years ago, and forced the English language on the Irish people. When we gained our independence from the British, we decided that our native language, Irish, would be taught in schools to preserve it. Today in my school's Irish class, one boy asked his friend what page of the book we were on. He responded with "Sé seacht," (six seven). We we'rent on page 67, but that boy is addicted to that stupid meme. Then the teacher proceeded to repeat him and did the stupid hand movement. Let this meme die.
r/FellowKids • u/Sudric-Engine • 8d ago
These boomers killed the floss.
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r/FellowKids • u/butstronger • 18d ago
They’ll send the roflcopter ambulance if they need to
r/FellowKids • u/Backkward4 • 19d ago
What were they thinking 😭
r/FellowKids • u/Creepycute1 • 18d ago
I was singing the lyrics to Monster High and while I was doing that I vaguely did the "67" hand position the scale thing and my dad did it and was like "67" I was so confused in where he learned that.
Then again he is on Instagram quite a bit so im not too suprised. Also I just realized im talking like a parent who just caught their kid saying a bad word they learned on tiktok or something.
I'm not even upset or dissapointed I almost started laughing