“Hey Sqig,” I said to my son as I was planning breakfast, “what would you say to a waffle?”
He considered the question seriously for a moment and then replied, “hello”.
June 14th, 2011
“Hey Sqig,” I said to my son as I was planning breakfast, “what would you say to a waffle?”
He considered the question seriously for a moment and then replied, “hello”.

I interpreted that the same way he did!!
Posted by Anita on June 14th, 2011.
Reminds me of a couple years ago when my little one & I were splashing around in the water talking about what sounds which animals make (as one is prone to do with 2 year olds). Seeing a kayak nearby I asked her on a whim, “And what does a kayak say?”
“Hello, I’m a kayak!” She answered reasonably.
Posted by Dug Steen on June 14th, 2011.
Noooorrm!
Posted by braine on June 14th, 2011.
brilliant
Posted by lisa on June 14th, 2011.
The correct answer (according to Burn This by Lanford Wilson, which I was totally just reading like, two whole days ago) is “Get lost, waffle. Get thee behind me.”
Posted by mcur on June 15th, 2011.
I’m more of a “Get the into the maple syrup” type.
Posted by rachael on June 15th, 2011.
This is off topic but Burn This is full of great lines, many of them food-related. My favorite is when one character is listing the teas he has and describes one as “tasting like I imagine burnt tires would taste” and another character immediately identifies it as Lapsang Suchong.
If you don’t get it, try a cup sometime.
Posted by Milam on June 18th, 2011.
Awesome! My husband recently told our five year old, “I love you,” and when she didn’t say anything in reply, he said, “What do you say?”
She looked at him with a little wrinkle in her brow and said, “Thanks?”
Kids are the bestest.
Posted by Anonyvox on July 10th, 2011.
It definitely works as an icebreaker.
Posted by alkali on July 29th, 2011.