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Embarrassing dad stories
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07-12-2012 07:21PM#1
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westendgirlie wrote: »My dad is a cheeky git. He used to drive me to school when I was in primary.
There was a bus stop that all the secondary kids would be waiting at as we went passed. If it had rained, there would be a huge puddle on the road right at the bus stop. There was loads of room to not go through the puddle but guaranteed, my dad would get that glint in his eye and plough right through the puddle! Soaked all the schoolkids standing there. Every bloody time he would do it!
Suffice to say, those secondary school kids had my card marked. So, I chose to go to a different secondary school out of the area.
I love my dad
I think c*nt is a far more accurate term.0 -
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I remember when I was a young child we used to have a Parent's race (mostly Dad's) over 100m on our school sports day. Dad never used to go because he was usually working away, one year he was home for it so I begged him to go and like a pure trooper he stepped up for the Parent's race only to come stone last - he wasn't asked to come again
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westendgirlie wrote: »My dad is a Legend. He used to drive me to school when I was in primary.
There was a bus stop that all the secondary kids would be waiting at as we went passed. If it had rained, there would be a huge puddle on the road right at the bus stop. There was loads of room to not go through the puddle but guaranteed, my dad would get that glint in his eye and plough right through the puddle! Soaked all the schoolkids standing there. Every bloody time he would do it!
Suffice to say, those secondary school kids had my card marked. So, I chose to go to a different secondary school out of the area.
I love my dad
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westendgirlie wrote: »My dad is a cheeky git. He used to drive me to school when I was in primary.
There was a bus stop that all the secondary kids would be waiting at as we went passed. If it had rained, there would be a huge puddle on the road right at the bus stop. There was loads of room to not go through the puddle but guaranteed, my dad would get that glint in his eye and plough right through the puddle! Soaked all the schoolkids standing there. Every bloody time he would do it!
Suffice to say, those secondary school kids had my card marked. So, I chose to go to a different secondary school out of the area.
I love my dad
I wouldn't be embarrassed. I'd abhor my dad if he did that.
Would he like if someone did that to his kids?0 -
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westendgirlie wrote: »My dad is a BELLend. He used to drive me to school when I was in primary.
There was a bus stop that all the secondary kids would be waiting at as we went passed. If it had rained, there would be a huge puddle on the road right at the bus stop. There was loads of room to not go through the puddle but guaranteed, my dad would get that glint in his eye and plough right through the puddle! Soaked all the schoolkids standing there. Every bloody time he would do it!
Suffice to say, those secondary school kids had my card marked. So, I chose to go to a different secondary school out of the area.
I love my dadFYP
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westendgirlie wrote: »My dad is a cheeky git. He used to drive me to school when I was in primary.
There was a bus stop that all the secondary kids would be waiting at as we went passed. If it had rained, there would be a huge puddle on the road right at the bus stop. There was loads of room to not go through the puddle but guaranteed, my dad would get that glint in his eye and plough right through the puddle! Soaked all the schoolkids standing there. Every bloody time he would do it!
Suffice to say, those secondary school kids had my card marked. So, I chose to go to a different secondary school out of the area.
I love my dad
Your dad would do that to kids :mad: Lovely...
I can't stand when people do that, It happened to me and my son when he was a baby in a buggy and the two of us were soaked to the bone and full of mud. I was looking out for that car for a long time after, probably just as well I never did spot it, would of turned into a crazy lady :eek:0 -
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