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"Pete Wentz&amp;apos;s son, Bronx, could turn out to be just like his dad someday, but for now, he takes after a different Pete -- Peter Pan.\r\nUs Weekly caught up with the Fall Out Boy bassist, 33, on Jan. 6 at an NBC Television Critics Association cocktail party in Pasadena, Calif., where the rocker gushed about his little boy&amp;apos;s active fantasy life.\r\n\r\n&amp;quot;He is definitely at an age where the imagination and the reasoning are just firing on a level [I can&amp;apos;t understand],&amp;quot; the proud papa said of his 4-year-old son with ex-wife Ashlee Simpson. &amp;quot;I don&amp;apos;t know if I ever had an imagination that good...When he&amp;apos;s describing things or saying things, it&amp;apos;s mind-blowing to me.&amp;quot;\r\nAnother thing Bronx has in common with Peter Pan? An aversion to getting older.\r\n&amp;quot;He was like, &amp;apos;I don&amp;apos;t want to be grown up,&amp;apos;&amp;quot; Wentz told Us. &amp;quot;He&amp;apos;s like...&amp;apos;On my next birthday, I&amp;apos;m going to punch my birthday cake.&amp;apos; So he doesn&amp;apos;t have to grow up. But I&amp;apos;m like, &amp;apos;That&amp;apos;s genius!&amp;apos; He doesn&amp;apos;t even know how amazing that is! I&amp;apos;m like, &amp;apos;You should punch your birthday cake! It&amp;apos;s your birthday! Do it!&amp;apos;&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nOf course, Bronx will have to get older someday. So is Wentz prepared to deal with a teenage version of his little guy?\r\n&amp;quot;I mean, I&amp;apos;m [still] trying to conquer...putting away our toys after they&amp;apos;re used,&amp;quot; he said. &amp;quot;I&amp;apos;m going to get there, and I feel like by the time we get there, hopefully I&amp;apos;ll have figured out where I sit on it and I can actually give decent advice.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\n&amp;quot;The thing that I&amp;apos;ve noticed is [that] a lot of kids tend to rebel against whatever exists [in their own families],&amp;quot; the tattooed rocker added. &amp;quot;I have friends who are in bands, and their kids are like hippies or whatever. So [Bronx will] probably be into math and be like, &amp;apos;I&amp;apos;m not into tattoos.&amp;apos; And it&amp;apos;s like, now I&amp;apos;ve got to figure out how to really do some of this essential math.&amp;apos;&amp;quot;\r\nIn the meantime, Wentz -- who will host Oxygen&amp;apos;s tattoo competition series, Best Ink -- is happy to let his kid be a kid. In November, he and his ex-wife threw a superhero-themed bash for Bronx&amp;apos;s 4th birthday at the Coop, a play space for children in Studio City, Calif. Also in attendance? Wentz&amp;apos;s girlfriend, 24-year-old model Meagan Camper, and Simpson&amp;apos;s parents, who are in the middle of an ugly divorce.\r\n&amp;quot;The party was great,&amp;quot; a source told Us of the party. &amp;quot;Super fun.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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