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@sword wrote:
Well, my old man was quite cool for a 1940’s child, so if I have to dedicate a song to him, it’ll be Don’t you want me – Human League, he loved that track (and album).
I reckon I’d have got on with your old man, Sword, that’s one of my all time favourite tracks.
Visited my old man earlier and he was belting out Sweet Child O Mine as is usual on a Sunday morning to wind my mum up lol :lol:
Saw her standing there by the Beatles is one of his faves though, so I dedicate that to my old git who is very much alive and kicking and a very funny bloke who I love dearly.
Fathers Day wasn’t around when I grew up, always thought that a bit slow on the part of the card manufacturers that. Good stuff btw folks.
Loving wot I got today, actually made a few tears well up.
As for the ol’ fella………….this ones for you Dad
@toybulldog wrote:
Fathers Day wasn’t around when I grew up, always thought that a bit slow on the part of the card manufacturers that. Good stuff btw folks.
Loving wot I got today, actually made a few tears well up.
As for the ol’ fella………….this ones for you Dad
According to the reference books, including the New Shell Book of Firsts, Father’s Day was inaugurated in 1910 by a Sonora Dodd (Mrs John Bruce Dodd) in Spokane, WA. Mother’s Day was already well established, and Mrs Dodd thought that fathers deserved a bit of appreciation too, especially as she greatly admired her own father,
F00k me toy how old are ya !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Suns
I was in baghdad when you were in ya dads bag
You’ll be getting a 42 day detention pass for that comment.
They’ll soon let me out because I have no nose.
How do I smell ?
Not going there…
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