Kids These Days of the Day: Who stole the donut from the donut jar? / Hunter stole the donut from the donut jar. / Who me? / Yes, you! / Not me! / Then what's that schmutz around your mouth?

Okay, it was me.

[buzzfeed.]

Kids Throw The Darndest Hockey Brawls of the Day: 9-year-old minor league hockey players in Kazakhstan prove they're just as good as the big boys. 

At throwing bench-clearing brawls, that is.

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Kids These Days of the Day: 5-year-olds Ellanie and Ethan demonstrate how easy it is to brew a professional shot of espresso at home by doing it themselves.

[doobybrain.]

Infographic of the Day: The nonprofit organization Environmental Working Group reviewed 84 popular kids breakfast cereals and found that a disturbing number of them contain a disturbing amount of sugar.

In fact, Kellogg's Honey Smacks -- which, funnily enough, was once called Sugar Smacks -- contains more sugar in a one-cup serving

Serial Planker of the Day: 19-year-old Wisconsinite Alexander Hart was convicted last week of disorderly conduct for what police referred to as a "planking spree." Hart reportedly posted photos of himself planking on various objects and monuments in and around Manitowoc.

A judge fined Hart $303 for

OMG! Adorbz of the Day: Tottenham-based hip hop artist Alim Kamara freestyles with 2-year-old Khaliyl -- one of the few MCs who can honestly say they were rapping before they could talk.

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This Seems Kinda Wrong of the Day: The principal of Brookside Elementary in Gastonia, North Carolina, reportedly phoned the mother of a 9-year-old boy last week to tell her that her son had been suspended for "sexual harassment."

His alleged crime? Telling a teacher he thought she was "cute."

"It's not like he went up to the woman and tried to grab her or touch her in a sexual way," Chiquita Lockett