Funny haha or funny peculiar?

Yesterday was a day off of school for Joseph. He had been invited for a sleepover at Gramma's house with his cousin. When Joseph got home he had many tales to tell. So many that he had grouped his day into chapters and told me about them one chapter at a time. Can you tell Joseph has more recently sprung into reading small chapter books?

One of Joseph's favorite past-times at Gramma's is perusing the Sears Christmas Wish Book. For those of you who don't know what that is, it is a catalogue that Sears puts out at Holiday time so that children of these lucky homes who receive said catalogue can circle and point out and beg for all the unrealistic toys they want Santa to bring them. I do realize it is now March and Christmas is long gone. Joseph could care less though. Quite often he still pulls out the now tattered and well loved wish book at Gramma's and ogles all the toys and games he has on his "wish list". The catalogue is falling apart at the seams and many pages are just laid in there places and aren't actually attached anymore.

After we cruised through the chapters of Joseph's day he informs me he has something hilarious to show me. Joseph is laughing so hard he can hardly walk. He makes it over to the front door where his jacket hangs on a hook. He is still laughing. It is one of those laughs where he is laughing so hard that it is making me laugh. I honestly don't know how he made it there laughing that hard without actually wetting himself. Through his laughter he tells me that he has a page of the Sears catalogue to show me.

At this point I honestly don't know what to think. He then whips out the page and starts to unfold it while shouting "undies UNDIES!!"

Ok, I know boys think undies and gitchies are funny. But to bring HOME a page of them??? At this point I am not sure what to think? Should I be happy it was men's undies, thankful he isn't yet into looking at at the Sears catalogue for women's undergarments? I just had to laugh it off. But should I be a little disturbed that his piece de resistance was the men's leopard print thong (read: banana hammock). I don't think he had any idea, he just thought it was hilarious that there are "George of the Jungle" undies.

I haven't the heart to tell him that toting around a Sears catalogue page of underwear isn't maybe the most appropriate behaviour. So if your around and he reaches into his jacket pocket and pulls out a folded page.... be for warned. It might be something funny, or something peculiar.