The kind of lad that would not have his holidays dictated to him by two spinsters? Or have his 8 year old make him buy her a new iphone?
Hereās a like. Four more and you are one post closer to the club.
Iād be surprised if we cross referenced these admired posters with the āmost likesā given to and received by if the same names werenāt repeated over and over,
No buddy. Because of my position I take my annual leave when I like. That row about the leave was about getting a fair deal for the junior staff. It worked and I have made some nasty enemies after it.
Re my daughter and her phone. I presumed you of all people would understand about the importance of doing what a woman tells you to do.
Very long winded reply there ālike most forumites, youāre dancing to the beat of an Admired poster.
Wouldnāt ye all be better off doing stuff with yer children on this lovely sunny day as opposed to counting ālikesā? Or else, stay here and show off about how ye are above adequate fathers or regale us with mildly amusing anecdotes about yer childer
Well Iām here on a day off ( union business) and having a roaring fight with my eldest daughter and Iām sorry I took the cunting day off at all.
So fuck that shit. Sometimes the less time you spend with your kids the better.
Do the analysis and enlighten us.
Iāve just returned from a week in a camper van with them, six of us sleeping in an area about the size of a standard box room, Iām working in the garden today while they mill about annoying me, what does @caulifloweredneanderthal expect from us top top fathers?
Thatās a fair old clique alright. Most of them on the wane too.
Any chance I can borrow your lawnmower kid?
Some top posters in that list in all fairness
My eldest one is really really trying my patience at the moment, sheās nice as pie when she gets her own way and can be great. However when she wants something and canāt have it she turns into a sullen sulky little bitch.
Iāll teach her though.
Extend an olive branch @Brimmer_Bradley
Youāre a good man and a good father and Iām sure you could rescue the day yet. It wonāt be long before sheās fled the nest and youāll be longing for those days when ye were roaring and shouting at each other
I will in me hoop. Thatās like something her mother would say.
Sheāll learn not to cross me, itāll be a life lesson in picking the battles you can win and waking away from the ones youāll lose.
Thatās lovely mate, reminds me of the poem Subh Milis
Or this little yoke that we got from the kids Montessori school
As I said, youāre a good man. Sheās probably a chip off the old block and the two of ye are probably quite stubborn. donāt let it fester pal
Thatās actually what my wife always tells me, that both of us HAVE to have the last word so itās a recipe for disaster really.
She didnāt lick it off the ground Brimmer!