Things that I took from this:
1) Note that the second link/ad was a redo since none of those kids even knew when Father’s Day was yet I’m sure would tell you when Mother’s Day is because your mom will remind you.
2) I find it funny how kids will automatically know what to give their mom but dads? Apparently they’re a damn mystery. Wtf is that? I know guys generally are less needy as we are usually the providers but that also tells me that the fact-of-the-matter is that these particular kids observe their fathers activites far less and as such don’t know what to give them.

It’s early for me so that’s all I have in my mind. Thoughts?

Why would you spent any amount of thought on something that can be ….. well … thrown away.

Women are the ‘real’ victims of war. Women and children first …. then the pet’s maybe.

We are invisible.

I know guys generally are less needy as we are usually the providers but that also tells me that the fact-of-the-matter is that these particular kids observe their fathers activites far less and as such don’t know what to give them.

There is more than a little truth to this.  However, most fathers I know usually go out and buy the things that they want and definitely the things that they need.  Need and want.  For men these are frequently (usually?) the same thing.

I never asked anyone to buy me a 14 volt DeWalt cordless drill.  I just went and bought it.

If I want or need something, I get it myself.  If you want to buy me a gift, make it a good bottle of whiskey.

That’s my take.  But in so far as Father’s Day.  I will take a hug and a “I love you” from my sons any day over money needlessly spent.

Toyotas aren’t scented with lavender.

If they were, I might actually consider getting one myself…it’d keep the cats roaming my apartment complex far and away from my car!