Super Dad

PAULWATSON

Has anyone else noticed the rise of Super Dad. They are fully informed of everything child related, take the little "guys" to all activities, of which there are plenty.

Have a smug little look, tend to dress as metro's. Love having a "coffee and chat" with other mothers

Catch a grip, no wonder most 5 year old boys are girls in all but physical form.

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar

it's "get a grip"

catch a grip means nothing

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar

God forbid dads be good parents
Good parenting is solely the role of the mother yea? Makes them womanish?

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: »

it's "get a grip"

catch a grip means nothing

Oh let it out! I mean, leave it out.
I mean...
:pac:

kowloon

PAULWATSON wrote: »

Has anyone else noticed the rise of Super Dad. They are fully informed of everything child related, take the little "guys" to all activities, of which there are plenty.

Have a smug little look, tend to dress as metro's. Love having a "coffee and chat" with other mothers

Catch a grip, no wonder most 5 year old boys are girls in all but physical form.

I WILL ASSUME MY FINAL FORM!!!

anncoates

I'd type a longer reply but I'm in a rush dropping Oisin and Fintan to their fencing lesson.

Cee-Jay-Cee

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: »

it's "get a grip"

catch a grip means nothing

Yeah,who ever heard of 'catch a grip'! That makes no sense, how can you catch a grip? The word grip is an action word/verb, you can't catch one.

uch

I've been Super Dad for 21 years now, so my kids tell me

PAULWATSON

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: »

it's "get a grip"

catch a grip means nothing

You know that the word "knob" means?

Knight who says Meh

Well done in identifying the cause of The Gay.. now we can work on a cure.

tritium

Gosh next thing they'll be looking for things like paternity leave and to be considered equally as a parent with the mother.

PAULWATSON

anncoates wrote: »

I'd type a longer reply but I'm in a rush dropping Oisin and Fintan to their fencing lesson.

:cool: Be sure to talk about winter fashion with the gurls

PAULWATSON

tritium wrote: »

Gosh next thing they'll be looking for things like paternity leave and to be considered equally as a parent with the mother.

fella at work wanted to book time off, "we are due in three months"

krudler

What's wrong with a guy being a good parent to his kid exactly?

Owryan

uch wrote: »

I've been Super Dad for 21 years now, so my kids tell me

They might tell you that, but mine gave me the t shirt to prove it

BillyMitchel

Yep I'd be one of those, well clued up. I even get my son involved when we go to such places loike Eddie Rockets and we chat to the beautiful Eastern European women and the we high 5 each other while eating chicken wings in Louisianan Hot Sauce!

I'd say there will be a few things you'll be catching and a grip wont be one!!

LeinsterDub

GRAMPA SIMPSON
How should I know? It was your mother's job to name you, and love you and such. I was mainly in it for the spanking.

Friend Computer

krudler wrote: »

What's wrong with a guy being a good parent to his kid exactly?

Nothing unless you've insecurities. Something you'd like to tell us, Paul?

anncoates

PAULWATSON wrote: »

:cool: Be sure to talk about winter fashion with the gurls

I'm embarrassed for you.

I think there is nothing as masculine as being a great hands on father. Most women find it very attractive.

dodderangler

anncoates wrote: »

I'd type a longer reply but I'm in a rush dropping Oisin and Fintan to their fencing lesson.

Suit you sir!

Going out on a fox hunt now. Horses saddled.
TALLY HO

Czarcasm

PAULWATSON wrote: »

Has anyone else noticed the rise of Super Dad. They are fully informed of everything child related, take the little "guys" to all activities, of which there are plenty.

Have a smug little look, tend to dress as metro's. Love having a "coffee and chat" with other mothers

Catch a grip, no wonder most 5 year old boys are girls in all but physical form.

I'd give this a more considered reply but right now I'm struggling to give a fcuk for such an ill informed opinion.

Poor effort OP tbh.

Cee-Jay-Cee

Jake1 wrote: »

I think there is nothing as masculine as being a great hands on father. Most women find it very attractive.

That's not a lot of use to most men as they're already in relationships and have children (hence this thread) so who cares if women find it attractive!

4zn76tysfajdxp

Damn right OP! If I ever saw my kids I'd definitely not get involved in their rotten little lives.

Bipolar Joe

Paul Watson is right! Growing up, when my parents divorced, the only contact I had with my Father was to ring me up and let me know how much of a disappointment I am, and when the courts forced him to have parental access, it mostly consisted of getting him his cigarettes and hourly beatings. I remember once we had no money for food, so he swapped me for a pot noodle. I turned out OK!

Legs.Eleven

Have to say, feeling a lot better about all the stupid threads I started over the years reading this one.


Phew!

CrazyRabbit

I guess it's better than "Asshole" dad, or "I don't give a ****" dad, or even the "I will beat your ass" dad.

stoneill

Smug feckers bringing their kids places and drinking coffee, the lecherous louts.

Annasopra

stoneill wrote: »

Smug feckers bringing their kids places and drinking coffee, the lecherous louts.

And wearing metrosexual clothes - it's outrageous Joe

kupus

Next thing is they'll be eating the poo poo

CJC999

CJC999 wrote: »

That's not a lot of use to most men as they're already in relationships and have children (hence this thread) so who cares if women find it attractive!

well, wouldnt you agree its always nice if ones partner finds one attractive?? Doesnt have to mean someone else finds you that way
I think women who have partners that make great fathers, would find them very attractive.
Could just be me though.;)

Earthwalker

I agree 100% with the OP.

I wish they'd fecking well get themselves on!

michellie

Jake1 wrote: »

I think there is nothing as masculine as being a great hands on father. Most women find it very attractive.

It is so attractive, I love how amazing my boyfriend is with our daughter.

She's gone away with my parents for the weekend since yesterday evening and this morning he text me and said he missed her... Well if I had of been at home

Capt'n Midnight

Hopefully this will reverse the trend of men being afraid to be near kids.

McDermotX

Bollocks to that................kids are the future, today belongs to me !

Mickey H

Legs.Eleven wrote: »

Have to say, feeling a lot better about all the stupid threads I started over the years reading this one.


Phew!

Join date Feb 2013.

Celticfire

PAULWATSON wrote: »

You know that the word "knob" means?

**You know what the word "knob" means?

Look in the mirror...

wil

PAULWATSON wrote: »

You know that the word "knob" means?

"catch a kn... "

no thats far worse

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Fair play to them, taking an interest in their families.

wil

Mickey H wrote: »

Join date Feb 2013.

Youi should see the stuff she wrote when she was only Legs.One

(apols legs, everything from legs.five on was pure class:D)

cletus van damme

fair play to the OP for bring up this travesty.

nothing worse than bringing my kids to the play ground to be confronted by metro sexual fools with a gadget,bag or lotion for everything all the while giving you the snooty looking while the drinking their fair trade coffee .

It is possible to go to a playground without the need for coffee..:rolleyes:


I think they're upset that they're too old be hipsters.

Inbox

I agree with op. Hopefully i'll be off shore when my first child is born. It's horrific and society bullies me to be there

Legs.Eleven

Mickey H wrote: »

Join date Feb 2013.

Rereg. I've been here long before you were even born (assuming you were born in 2008).

monkeysnapper

I'm one of them op, I even hate coffee but feel I have to drink it in the presence of the other ladies in the local mother/ toddler group I go to every week.

We're looking to get the name of the group changed to make it fair for the fathers . I was horrified last week when one of the mothers asked me if I could fix the puncture in her apple candy. Do I look like I can afford another hand manicure.

mfceiling

Hmmm...

Father of 3 girls here OP. Take them to swimming lessons, birthday parties etc...jesus i even took them on holidays to italy this year (tuscany, just to rub in the metro, middle class smugness even more).

Yeah i've even taken them to the park (with my coffee in hand).

Guess what i looked forward to more than anything in the world when i was a young kid? My dad coming home from england on a friday night/saturday morning from driving a truck - then going with him to the cafe for a sausage roll and a juice on a saturday afternoon before he got his stuff together for heading back to england on a sunday morning.

Yeah, fcuk these kids nowadays with both parents wanting to be involved in their lives...

Femme_Fatale

mfceiling wrote: »

Hmmm...

Father of 3 girls here OP. Take them to swimming lessons, birthday parties etc...jesus i even took them on holidays to italy this year (tuscany, just to rub in the metro, middle class smugness even more).

Yeah i've even taken them to the park (with my coffee in hand).

You get involved in your girls' lives? Bad enough fathers getting involved in their sons' lives but at least they do need to show the little tykes how to fight and do back-breaking laborious jobs.

But fathers getting involved in their daughters' lives? I'm sorry but you have the ghey.

clairefontaine

I don't agree most five year old boys are just like girls nowadays.

But I do think kids overall are very cushioned these days.

But then I think every generation says that.

endacl

Where's OP at?!?

Boom_Bap

So OP, I should just push my young fella out of a moving car near the school, while eating a raw steak, throw a hand grenade, while chopping wood with a dead hooker in the boot and swigging whiskey and not look back?

Thanks for the parenting advice.

Tin Foil Hat

PAULWATSON wrote: »

Has anyone else noticed the rise of Super Dad. They are fully informed of everything child related, take the little "guys" to all activities, of which there are plenty.

Have a smug little look, tend to dress as metro's. Love having a "coffee and chat" with other mothers

Catch a grip, no wonder most 5 year old boys are girls in all but physical form.

When I bring my kids to school or sport I make sure to stand around like a cranky old cnut and refuse to talk to anyone in case I get mistaken for one of them metrosexual, smug dad's. I miss the old days - when I could come home from work and slap the wife around a little if the dinner wasn't on the table.

Femme_Fatale

Boom_Bap wrote: »

So OP, I should just push my young fella out of a moving car near the school

The lad should be walking barefoot to school!

Boom_Bap

Femme_Fatale wrote: »

The lad should be walking barefoot to school!

and have to kill his own breakfast on the way