I’m visiting extended family for the first time in a long time, and one of my nieces has reached the impressionable age where she keeps mimicking things that she sees me do. what’s a really funny but fairly harmless thing I should teach her to do?

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Flicking your cheek just right to make the water drop noise

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💯

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OP, do this one

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This is evil

(not exactly the same noise but can be used to the same effect)

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Or making the mouth pop effect with your thumb

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Teach her to order something off a foreign-language menu, invite the family out to dinner, and see if she can place her order fluently.

Doing the “Five year old white girl shocks waitress by ordering Orange Chicken in perfect Mandarian” bit IRL would be pretty funny and adorable.

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You are evil

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That is utterly evil

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Then once they got it just right, let them sing it all week.

Once the week goes by … teach them 99 bottles of pop on the wall

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It’d be hilarious if you taught her how to code Fortran.

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He said harmless

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Hey this might make her millions in the future

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You sick bastard! Have her do a print loop in BASIC.

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I don’t think his niece is named Fortran, tho

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