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The goal of Crap At My Parents House is to pay homage to all of the weird crap that everyone's parents have. Please help in this project by submitting anything you deem funny, weird, odd, unique, strange, absurd, ridiculous or just plain terrifying.

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11 October 11
I did ask for half a cup of coffee, but what I got was a whole cup of crazy.

From the Submitter: I tried to explain to my mother why these cherubic ceramic figurines that look like little white kids in costumes was, at the very least, bordering on extremely racist, but she didn’t see how that could possibly be. “But the little Indians are so cute!” *facepalm*

I did ask for half a cup of coffee, but what I got was a whole cup of crazy.

From the Submitter: I tried to explain to my mother why these cherubic ceramic figurines that look like little white kids in costumes was, at the very least, bordering on extremely racist, but she didn’t see how that could possibly be. “But the little Indians are so cute!” *facepalm*

21 July 11
Some mugs are for coffee. Some are for sexual harassment lawsuits. 
From the submitter: Awkward at dad’s.  Nothing beats a hot mug o breasts to start a father-daughter conversation!

Some mugs are for coffee. Some are for sexual harassment lawsuits. 

From the submitter: Awkward at dad’s.  Nothing beats a hot mug o breasts to start a father-daughter conversation!

8 February 11
King Henry VIII registered for this. Twice. 

King Henry VIII registered for this. Twice. 

16 September 10
Answer: The cow’s name is Norman. 
Question from the (really smart) submitter:: “How does something that is supposed to contain no cream, be creamy?
How does one negate a noun (no cream here,) and then use it as an adjective (but it is creamy!) 

Answer: The cow’s name is Norman. 

Question from the (really smart) submitter:: “How does something that is supposed to contain no cream, be creamy?

How does one negate a noun (no cream here,) and then use it as an adjective (but it is creamy!) 

Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh