How to have a good fathers day

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How to have a good fathers day

1. Have 7 kids... I love fathers day haha

2. stay off social media.. fathers day used to be a joyous occasion.. a celebration.. Now its an exzcuse for the misery brigade to tell the world how they dont have a father anymore.. or mums moaning about missing fathers or just any excuse to moan and spoil your day

Happy Fathers day to all the fathers :)
 
KIPAX said:
2. stay off social media.. fathers day used to be a joyous occasion.. a celebration.. Now its an exzcuse for the misery brigade to tell the world how they dont have a father anymore.. or mums moaning about missing fathers or just any excuse to moan and spoil your day
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I'm sure they're very sorry for ruining your day by be being "the misery brigade" as they are reminded of the loss of loved ones. :rolleyes:
 
Marc said:
I'm sure they're very sorry for ruining your day by be being "the misery brigade" as they are reminded of the loss of loved ones. :rolleyes:
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Pretty sure there not and thats just you a staff member sarcastic to a lowely forum member :)

They have all yr to do that.. why choose the day everyone is celebrating having one. ?
 
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KIPAX said:
They have all yr to do that.. why choose the day everyone is celebrating having one. ?
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:rolleyes: Because that is especially when we miss them!!!!!

From the WAMT thread

Tigger.ufo said:
WAMT?

The thread about "how to have a good Fathers day" :mad:

Still very raw from the loss of my much loved Dad 2 years ago.
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KIPAX said:
Pretty sure there not and thats just you a staff member sarcastic to a lowely forum member :)

They have all yr to do that.. why choose the day everyone is celebrating having one. ?
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KIPAX said:
Pretty sure there not and thats just you a staff member sarcastic to a lowely forum member :)
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My status as a staff member is irrelevant, you are just using it to play the victim.

KIPAX said:
They have all yr to do that.. why choose the day everyone is celebrating having one. ?
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Because that's when it becomes more poignant. You may be celebrating but it's a time of year when others are being constantly reminded of an absent parent. Calling them the misery brigade is extremely disrespectful.
 
KIPAX said:
How to have a good fathers day

1. Have 7 kids... I love fathers day haha

2. stay off social media.. fathers day used to be a joyous occasion.. a celebration.. Now its an exzcuse for the misery brigade to tell the world how they dont have a father anymore.. or mums moaning about missing fathers or just any excuse to moan and spoil your day

Happy Fathers day to all the fathers :)
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It's not nice calling them the misery brigade because they miss their fathers.

They'll (not the misery brigade) be wanting to ban it next, because it's sexist. :LOL:
 
Must admit, I had no idea that it was Father's Day until I got an sms from my son - both my kids live in SA, so no plan to get together or anything - this morning.
 
Ridiculous and pointless thread Kipax.

So, you had a great day with all of your 7 kids and surrounding family and they showed their appreciation, and why not, i'm sure you are a wonderful dad in their eyes.

Then you go and p**s on others sadness at the loss of their fathers. My dad passed away last September. I did a 180 mile round trip yesterday to a memorial garden to spend a little time where my dad's ashes were scattered. Was i sad - yup, a little, as i'd love to have spent the day with him in a pub supping pints and talking about the good old days

You could easily have started a thread tell all about how wonderful it was to spend time with your children, and just left it there
 
IanD said:
Ridiculous and pointless thread Kipax.

So, you had a great day with all of your 7 kids and surrounding family and they showed their appreciation, and why not, i'm sure you are a wonderful dad in their eyes.

Then you go and p**s on others sadness at the loss of their fathers. My dad passed away last September. I did a 180 mile round trip yesterday to a memorial garden to spend a little time where my dad's ashes were scattered. Was i sad - yup, a little, as i'd love to have spent the day with him in a pub supping pints and talking about the good old days

You could easily have started a thread tell all about how wonderful it was to spend time with your children, and just left it there
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Couldn't agree more.

I lost my dad a couple of years ago. Days like Fathers Day, his birthday and the anniversary of his death are particularly difficult.
 
KIPAX said:
How to have a good fathers day

1. Have 7 kids... I love fathers day haha

2. stay off social media.. fathers day used to be a joyous occasion.. a celebration.. Now its an exzcuse for the misery brigade to tell the world how they dont have a father anymore.. or mums moaning about missing fathers or just any excuse to moan and spoil your day

Happy Fathers day to all the fathers :)
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I know you probably did this to just draw some attention to yourself like many people appear to do - but this is lower than low. I think you've got a disgusting attitude - and would be very happy to tell you this face to face. If this is how you feel, perhaps tell your 7 kids this rather than sharing it with people that MIGHT not want to hear a miserable statement.

I doubt it would hurt for you to be thankful that you're a good (I hope) father and perhaps share that news instead, and count your blessings !
 
My recipe for a great father's day is normally ... keep as far away from the kids as you can!

Then my son goes and spoils it by coming over and giving me a hair cut. God I love him :)
 
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