Happy Fathers Day

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Happy fathers day to all you dads out there! I hope you are taking it easy and enjoying the day. I thought I would share my funny card from my wife, and T-shirts I got.



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  1. dirty5:43 PM

    haha...cute!

    Happy Father's Day!

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  2. Anonymous7:36 PM

    Happy Father's Day.

    That cup o' joe shirt reminds me of a gread Life is Good knock off I saw in Flagstaff. It had a mountain biker going over the handlebars, with the caption, "Life is Crap."

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  3. Teri8:00 PM

    Hope you had a great day.

    love the presents.

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  4. Anonymous8:58 PM

    what's all this nonsense re: sea level?? do you know how much air pressure there is down here?? Oh, and the HUMIDITY!! Mein gott, the fish just swim right ouf the ocean into the air!! Y'all couldn't surive a week down here!!

    (which is a challenge to you to come visit and try, you know-- tell your wife you need to come to Jax just to prove ya' can hack it!!)

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  5. Sandi's Zoo10:38 PM

    Happy Father's Day Bro! You are one great DAD

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  6. Cheer349:36 AM

    happy father's day.


    aaahhhh! coffee!

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  7. Anonymous10:36 AM

    it's offical, Sky Dad!! You can now help me throw Mt. Hood into the ocean!!

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  8. SkylersDad11:33 AM

    Dirty: Thanks!

    Kirby: I like that knockoff, do you know if there is a website for them?

    Teri: Thanks, so did I.

    BO: Humidity is my enemy, and if we could travel worth a darn, I would take you up on the offer!

    And I am with you on the mountain, my focus is laser-like...

    Sandi: Thanks sis, you are a terrific sister too!

    Cheer: I am such a coffee-holic, it is sad.

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  9. GETkristiLOVE6:19 PM

    Awesome. All very fitting. Happy belated Dad's day SkyDad!

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  10. Johnny Yen9:29 AM

    I was laughing out loud at the book title. When I was working at Barnes and Noble while student-teaching ten years ago, "Men Are From Mars..." was a big seller. Me and the other clerks used to think of alternate titles. One of the big ones was "Men Are Dogs, Women Are F*cking Crazy...."

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  11. Anonymous1:32 PM

    That shirt was either at Aspen Sports or Babbitt's Sporting Goods in Flaggstaff.

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