Two boys walked into the small-town drug store, and the older one picked up a small box of Tampax, walked back and placed it on the counter beside the cash register. The pharmacist, old enough to be their grandfather, looked down and with a smile asked, "Do you know how to use these, son? How old are you?"
The older boy replied, "I'm 9 sir, and I'm not sure. They're not for me."
"Oh, are they for your mother, or perhaps your sister?", the pharmacist asked.
"Oh no sir, they're for my little brother. He's 4."
Holding back his laugh, the pharmacist asked with a bigger smile, "And why does your little brother need this?"
Confident with his answer, the older boy answered, "We were watching TV and they said if you have this you can swim, play tennis, or even ride a bike, and he can't do any of those things yet!!":LOL::LOL::LOL:;)

