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Unless you're lucky enough to raise a child who is a little angel, in the classroom at least, then you'll know just how disappointing it can be when they get a bad report card or, worse, a written warning from their school.
It's a traumatic situation not only for you but your kid, who not being well versed in the ways of the world, doesn't want to disappoint you and/or face repercussions for their actions.
Which is why when this little boy got a written warning for using bad language in class, he decided to take his punishment into his own hands. Literally.
Credit: Facebook / Krista Shoemaker
When Landon's mom, Krista, realized what he'd done and how utterly ridiculous it was, she took a picture for Facebook and captioned it: "He thought he was slick and was going to turn it in without showing us and in the parent signature area on the bottom he wrote 'I'm really sorry I will have to teach him a lesson'. [sic]"
Credit: Facebook / Krista Shoemaker
In the letter, Krista has been informed that her son "was referred to the principal" for inappropriate language.
The teacher wrote: "Landan was saying 'Kick my A-_-_' (another word for butt). He actually said it, not spelled it."
Credit: Facebook / Krista Shoemaker
Unfortunately for Landan, he was betrayed by his child-like handwriting - and needless to say, the internet loved his incredibly relatable actions.
Facebook user Bill Robinson remarked: "by middle school he will be having the girls in his class sign them that's what I did."
Whereas Ashley Faber simply wrote: "Seems legit."
Has your kid ever tried to pull a stunt like Landan's? Let us know in the comments section.
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