Top 10 Random Things Kids Like

And spin your sibling again and again until they throw up. Oh! Or race down the halls on them like race cars. Yep. I miss those.

I still do this when the other library staff and I are bored at school and nothing's happening in the school library.

I tend to do this when I'm in my bedroom, but I usually hit my leg on my desk.

Where you have to jump and climb over all the furniture because the ground is lava and will burn you. It was hard to climb over things with, like, four other people on the same thing, though.

I was heartbroken when my mom said my sister and I had to tear down our cardboard fort.

From building towns to hiding inside the box, we've spent hours with them.

I get so pissed when all the kids are like, "Hey Brendan, dab!" And I was like, "What?" I eventually learned what it was, but I still get pissed when those wackos shout, "Dab!"

Those are literally the most annoying things a kid would do (other than being mean and whatnot). One time, a random kid at school played fart sounds so loud that everyone could hear them, and they grossed me out.

We used to fill frisbees with dirt or sand, put in plants and rocks, then collect roly polies and watch them. We'd let them crawl up our arms or legs, and it was never scary to hold them like other bugs.

(Especially going up the down one and down the up one.) These were up there with elevators. I always liked the funny feeling in my stomach when an elevator started.

I don't really know why I liked dressing up like a grown-up so much, but I definitely liked their shoes. They were so big and fun to run around in and hear them slap the floor as I ran.

I have young nieces, and they always try to wear my shoes. It's so cute.

I'm Asian, and I used to drum with chopsticks at restaurants when I was a kid!

Or just about any other random room objects!

Good times when two pencils + table = concert.

It wasn't the war that was dangerous. It was being caught.

Ah, I have fond memories of building the ultimate straw. I also competed in a science Olympiad last year in fifth grade, and we made a bridge of bendy straws (I won), so I've loved them ever since.

We spent lots of time trying to use them to breathe underwater and build ultra straws by connecting them so you can drink from five feet away. It never really worked, but it was fun!

I did this all the time at my dad's job after he showed me the gloves. I loved those gloves.

The day before a long road trip, it became a tradition to jump in puddles outside our house with my sister every time.