As usual, I am behind on updating the weekly features, so
let’s get right into it to make up for lost time and not get all nostalgic and
mushy on me, okay?
This week’s top five list is important lessons that dads
tend to teach that moms just don’t for some reason:
5. How to sleep in a recliner – Step one: work to the point
of exhaustion. It pretty much
handles itself from there.
4. Burping – It needs to come from the diaphragm. Bass and length are the keys to
success.
3. Auto maintenance – Change the oil every three thousand
miles and if a light comes on, do not think it will go away eventually.
2. How to throw a ball (not like a girl) – This is
especially impressive for dads with daughters out there.
1. How to sound like you know more about sports than you
really do – Dads can give you quality stock lines like talking about out
kicking the coverage, the growing lack of dominant centers and putting the puck
on net to name a few. This also
comes in very handy with item #2 on our list.
This week’s cool-ass thing you will never own in your own
clone. How awesome would it be to
have a duplicate of yourself without all the messy details of childbirth to
worry about? Then you could teach
them the ways of the Mandalorians and develop the skills of the most feared
bounty hunter the galaxy has ever seen.
Just teach them not to get lazy around sarlacc pits.
This week’s sign you are a nerd is that your Father’s Day
gift to your dad will require you to set it up for him. We are always trying to drag the
previous generation into the future kicking and screaming.
This week’s nemesis is the so called “legendary”
Skylanders. This game has been out
for what, a year? Let’s hold off
on the legendary status. It makes
it seem like the whole thing is just a ploy to get kids to pester their parents
into buying them more Skylan…wait a second…
This week’s lesson learned is to wash your hands immediately
after baseball practice.
Otherwise, when you take the first bite into that sandwich and happen to
notice how dry it is, it will be because of the infield dirt you are ingesting
more than the lack of condiments.
This week’s analysis is my reflection on my received Father’s
Day gifts to date:
Finally, this week’s Star Wars quote is, “He has too much of
his father in him.”
Thanks for reading.
I’ll try to start posting more often in the coming days, but with the
pee wee baseball playoffs quickly approaching, I’m not making any promises.
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