“The Dad Is Not A Person; It’s A Lifestyle”: 50 Pics That Scream Dad Energy, Shared By Facebook Page
Nothing changes a man's life like becoming a father. Being entrusted with the responsibility and care of another person is a huge task.
You need to help your child's development, which includes playing, being a good role model, and being warm, loving, and engaged.
But all of this effort is insanely rewarding. Not only do you see your kid grow into an adult but you also get an automatic pass to make all the dad jokes you want.
But don't just take my word for it. There's an online project called The Dad and it's dedicated to illuminating this joyful journey. One of the ways it does that is by tweeting and retweeting spot-on takes on family life and parenting.
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I was about 5 - so, 1960 - when I asked my mom what it was like to ride in a covered wagon.
The householder described the decision to disconnect his electricity on aesthetic grounds as "blatantly unconstitutional"
Set him straight or he'll never have a profitable career in insurance fraud
My toddler daughter learned two things in one day: how to open the door and how to remove her diaper. Found her a block away in just her shirt.
Even worse: "This idiot once got so drunk he kissed the maid of honor"
My husband on 1st January: Hey, we have to go for a run, because the previous run we did was last year...(yesterday)
Honestly I quite often feel like a last-century kind of dinosaur, and I'm not even 40
Increasing the costs of our weekly grocery shopping with at least €100 is why I got to stay at home.
'Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house, not a device was in use, not even the mouse. The phones were all hung up with chargers galore, while a 3d printed wreath was displayed on the door.
My FIL used to snap his fingers before sneezing because he sneezed to loud. I jumped so high the first time I heard him sneeze because they forgot to warm me.
.... and then wake up early for work for another 50 years... and then when you are retired and don't need to wake up early any more, you can't sleep any more and still wake up early!
Absolutely! I always went for stuff that made an awful lot of noise and ate batteries like crazy
I've reached an age when a pair of spectacularly destroyed jeans brings back memories of the Unabomber's attire when he was arrested
You also don't have to worry about getting pairs of hideous socks and cheap undrinkable whiskey.
I have become stronger than ever after turning 30, as all kinds of workout (gym and work) really started to show results. That was 15 years ago an I can still lift and move my washing machine on my own.
??? No you don’t. You get up early with the youngest, stay up until almost midnight just to get a chance to watch something you don’t want your teenager to see. And then when they get a bit older you get up early to drink coffee in peace and stay up late to make sure they get home ok. Once you have kids you never sleep enough again...
As a husband you never say that you've got nothing to do if you value having nothing to do.
Whenever someone asks me where something is, I always hit them with the "Up your ass & to the left."
Our daughter went through her Beiber phase around 12 and it drove her nuts every time I said Justin beaver or believer
I hate to say this but what is Napster. I understand the rest of it at least.
As a property manager I saw the result of many try it yourself incidents lol
I just have to admit, there's a part of me that has loved waking the teenagers up for school in the morning... My kids have been woken up to bad drawings with me saying "hey- look at what I drew for you" laughing and running away, me staring at them creepily tugging gently on their hair, tickling... Oh you name it- if they did it to me they got it back in their teens. My son is grown but my daughter still has a few years 🤣
We just got a glass of Sprite mixed with gin. Because it's not healthy to eat just before you're going to bed.
“It’s called hentai, and its art” probably the best line from the office
I think that was for a scene in “Underground six” on Netflix. It’s basically a rated R fast and furious
Since there are millions of people who have never put up a shelf, you've accomplished more than all of them.
