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  1. 7th September 2008, 09:42 PM #1
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    iv got a bone to pick with all fathers out there on behalf of there sons.

    we are being screwed. we give you a gift every fathers day but when Sunday comes along there isn't even a hanky or sox waiting for us.

    what do you other sons think?

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    I think you are out numbered it appears there are more fathers on this forum than there is young sons.
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    Quote Originally Posted by weisyboy View Post
    iv got a bone to pick with all fathers out there on behalf of there sons.

    we are being screwed. we give you a gift every fathers day but when Sunday comes along there isn't even a hanky or sox waiting for us.

    what do you other sons think?
    It's tradition Carl, I didn't get anything from my dad in the 45 years years worth of Sundays either.

    The only thing I got from my son today was for once in his life he supported me a in an argument with my wife!
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    yeh but all the sons out there get the pleasure of their fathers company and drink more of his beer IF the have the time to go and visit him.
    Cheers Fred



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    Quote Originally Posted by fenderbelly View Post
    yeh but all the sons out there get the pleasure of their fathers company and drink more of his beer IF the have the time to go and visit him.
    And they get to borrow, lose and bugger up their tools. I'm still at the loss of about half my Snap-on spanner set that happened during my sons recent "car mod/fixing" phase.
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    Well I got a beer glass that read at the top

    "Your village called"





    down the bottom said

    "They want their Idiot back"
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    Quote Originally Posted by weisyboy View Post
    iv got a bone to pick with all fathers out there on behalf of there sons.

    we are being screwed. we give you a gift every fathers day but when Sunday comes along there isn't even a hanky or sox waiting for us.

    what do you other sons think?
    We sent you to school so you could spell. IT'S SUNDAY NOT SONDAY

    From my experience every bloody day is kids day

    hope that helps

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gingermick View Post
    Well I got a beer glass that read at the top

    "Your village called"





    down the bottom said

    "They want their Idiot back"
    But did you get a carton to rest the glass on.
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    My sons....
    Here have a car son.
    here have a boat son.
    Here have some more money son.
    Here have a university education son.
    Here have a.... and a.... and a....
    ah Weisy, at least my sons can spell, it must have been worth it.
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  10. 8th September 2008, 11:30 AM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by Calm View Post
    IT'S SUNDAY NOT SONDAY
    Wasn't that just a pun?

    And I didn't get the carton, they wouldn't sell beer to a 13yr old. Now in my day.......
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  11. 17th September 2008, 02:15 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by BobL View Post
    The only thing I got from my son today was for once in his life he supported me a in an argument with my wife!
    I don't think that was support.
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