
You Broke My Toy
Published October 26, 2026
Aiden's drawing from October 2023 showed a stereotypical Chad telling a classmate to lift weights after breaking her toy, posted to Reddit's /r/okbuddyretard as a fake graded worksheet with a red 'F' from 'Ms. Bailey.' The absurd student-answer setup inspired months of edits, and by February 2024 u/ZTE50 returned with 'Homander,' a version featuring Homelander killing the broken-toy kid that sent the template viral on Instagram and /r/shitposting.
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Each edit of the template preserves the same childish worksheet layout: a prompt from Ms. Bailey asking Aiden to draw and write how someone might apologize after breaking a classmate's toy, Aiden's deadpan answer scrawled in pencil, and a bright red 'F' in the corner3. The joke lives in the mismatch between the elementary-school assignment and whatever violent, horny, or chronically-online response Aiden supplies, like a Chad telling the girl to lift weights instead of apologizing1. Pop-culture edits replace Aiden's drawing with recognizable characters, so a Breaking Bad version has the Salamanca cousins answering with a kitchen axe6, and the Homander version has Homelander simply vaporizing the complaining child2.
Most posts preserve the exact same red-pen F mark and the same pencil handwriting style, which gives the format its template-like consistency. Creators change only the drawing panel and the sentence underneath. Even heavily reworked versions retain the Ms. Bailey header to signal that this is still an Aiden worksheet7.
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Common versions preserve the Ms. Bailey header, the pencil-handwriting answer box, and the red 'F' mark so the sheet still reads as an Aiden worksheet3. Creators typically replace only the drawing panel and the written answer, often with a violent, sexual, or absurdly off-topic pop-culture reference. Humor usually depends on how far Aiden's answer departs from an appropriate second-grade apology, as in the Homander edit2.
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