Let’s face it – there’s nothing more important to fathers with daughters than looking out for “Daddy’s little girl”. Especially when that little girl isn’t so little anymore. We’re celebrating Father’s Day and striking fear into Casper boyfriends, in our first ever “Overprotective Dad” photo contest, from Powder River Armory!
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So, there I sat, minding my own business watching my favorite show when she came bursting into the room.
"Have you packed your bag yet?!"
"Are we going somewhere?" I responded.
"Your hospital bag!"
For anyone who has ever seen a movie involving pregnancy, it is no secret that every expecting mother should have a "Go Bag" ready weeks in advance. What only the experienced parents know is that every expecting father should have the same things. My wife and I are expecting our fourth child in about three weeks, so I've been around the block a couple of times. Here are eleven things that every father should remember to take to the hospital when mom goes into labor.
What makes a truly hideous tie? Is it the color? The shape? The presence of marine life? The truth is, there’s no one answer, which is why we’ve given you 10. It doesn’t matter how you knot it, ties don’t get much worse than this.
Check out 10 ties to avoid buying for Father’s Day.
Unlike most dads, celebrity dads are super sexy. That's why they're celebrities (and dads). You see how that works? You guys know where babies come from, right? Without further adieu, here's the eye candy, just in time for Father's Day.
Dad is going to love you no matter what you get him, but seriously, he really doesn't need another tie. This year, get him something he might actually use, like one of these five ideas for Father's Day gifts that can do a heck of a lot more than a "World's Best Dad" mug.
Is there any home accessory more fought-over than the remote control? TV-loving dads have long had to establish that they are masters of their domain by commandeering the clicker from the kids.
But why should fathers settle for a remote that just changes the channels when they can have one that also opens a bottle of beer? Or tells time? Or is powered by their own wind?
This Father's Day, swap the