Last evening, I was in the kitchen, which overlooks our family room. My 6 1/2-year-old son was happily and busily beginning to play GameCube while I got dinner together.
Suddenly he pipes up. "This game is Kosher."
"What?" I repeat, just so he'll repeat his comment.
"This game is Kosher."
"And how do you know that?"
"It has an R."
[Explanation for those who might not get this kid's mind: one of the Kosher U.S.. symbols is a U inside an O, and it stands for Orthodox Union. My son noticed an R inside an O somewhere on the game screen and interpreted it to mean Kosher.
Okay, okay...so it was funny at the time.]
5 comments:
When I was a kid we used to joke that the "O-R" was a heshcher from the Organization of Reform rabbis - which is why it could be found on bacon, etc.
I have always loved the OR and the good old OC. :) According to them, EVERYTHING is kosher!
Unfortunately, I quickly learned that we "don't hold" of them. :(
YUM!
(typical kid mistake--we all made them)
Cute! He doesn't eat the gamecube, does he?
Elie, kids have brilliant ideas, don;t they?
Ezzie, wouldn't it be nice indeed if EVERYTHING would be Kosher?
LittleBirdies, thanks for visiting. Typical and endearing mistakes of children.
Wendy, question would be is GameCube meat, dairy or parve?
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