Did you learn anything about your loved ones over the holidays?
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Foosball is a gentleman's game. Your step father sounds like a stand up man.
Careful now dude…he’s super liberal!
For real though he’s a righteous dude. Said he hadn’t played foosball since the 80’s and primarily just watched really good players. I throwing the bullshit flag on that.
Found this in my dad’s garage. He knew a lot of interesting people.
That's kind of funny watching you post that. I still remember your bottle service in Vegas post like it was yesterday. Kids do make you grow up quickly (at least some of us)
Yeah. Thanks for making me feel old today. That was like 10 years ago, but might as well have been 100. You couldn't pay me to go to Vegas and get bottle service now. It's crazy to look back knowing I spent thousands of dollars on that stupid shit.
Material life is better off.
But I missed the chance at a good death. So I sort of regret it, because generally death comes in worse ways...I just would have faded out instead of rotting with dementia or the pain of cancer
He's not too liberal. He lets me put my political sign in his yard every 4 years. However, he's probably more open minded on the smaller level since we don't deal with a lot of the political BS.
He is super liberal, as am I (on certain issues). He’s a super, amazing, far out man and I am very thankful to have him in my life.
Your dad knew Charlie Wilson? If the movie is accurate, I hope he had a helluva time with that dude.Found this in my dad’s garage. He knew a lot of interesting people.
We have a foosball tournament every year at Christmas. We have some players in the family. I did the right thing and tanked today so that my 7 year old nephew could win. I hated it.
Is it the right thing? I understand the premise, but showing him that you're not going to win every time, isn't always bad.
I struggle with that with my own kids. It's such a fine line with keeping their confidence high but also showing them that practice is essential
Apparently he wanted my dad to pay him a retainer to help get work in Afghanistan. Dad decided they didn’t want to get that work.
I learned that some are better at sharing than others, especially when it comes to egg nog. Thanks for sharing this.
The right thing would be to beat his ass, thus pissing him off and making him want to become better. Eventually he'll get good enough to legitimately challenge you and when he does finally break through and beat you, he'll realize just how sweet victory is.
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