You know how during political campaigns you sometimes hear something like this from a candidate: "I could talk about how my opponent (insert scandal here), but I'm not going to do that." Or, "I could talk about my opponent's (insert impropriety here), but I'm committed to a positive campaign." It's essentially candidates saying bad things about their opponents by saying that they're not going to say them. Well, there are a few words Noah has picked up and that he knows he is not supposed to say: "kill," which he learned from watching Peter Pan and hearing Captain Hook saying, "I'll kill you, Peter Pan, if it's the last thing I'll do!" and then there are the potty words - you know what they are. He knows that if he says these words there is going to be some negative consequence to follow......but, apparently, he really likes to say them. So, this is what we end up hearing: "mama, we don't say 'poop,' 'pee,' or 'kill,'" or "hey, dad. I'm not saying 'poop,' 'pee,' or 'kill,'" or, "it's bad to say 'poop,' 'pee,' and 'kill.'"
Do you have to be potty-trained to run for public office?