I especially liked the leaf blower propulsion scheme.
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That is great stuff!!! πππ
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All I could ever say to the wife: ‘They’re still alive, aren’t they?’
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Another home run for Claudia!
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Ive done the tossing the nephews around with my older bros … in a pool
Little boys love it, but little girls will cry sometimes Then you have to stop and comfort them. One reason Moms may not approve; because of the little girl inside them
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Dad was wearing a helmet and ear protection in the first clip. Safety first.
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I remember carrying my first born around inside the house like he was flying around and around and around trying to tire him out so we could all go to bed…
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I used to do that Spiderman thing with my boys. Good times!
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Bravo! Those kids will be winners!
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That is so adorable! My dad used to launch my brother and I into our pool. He was a big, strong athletic man and he would toss us like cannonballs up and into the deep end over and over and over! π And, he would hit tennis balls to us endlessly teaching three out of four of us to play tennis. (My sister didn’t play)
What a great dad. I miss him. My son never knew him, which is a pity.
A taste of why dads are so important. They think of and do things with children that mothers just don’t.
These clips are wonderful examples. Thanks.
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No hoes or trannys coming out of those families.
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Well, that ain’t what I done wif my kids …
no showers?
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I love real men and the way they play with kids! Dads are definitely the “fun” parents when kids are little. Later, they become the “stern” parents when the sons/daughters are teen-agers.
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Conservative Cowgirl – I used to do that with our girls and Mom would do the “Ice Tea Plunge” backwards into the pool with them! Today in their mid thirtys they are level-headed Conservatives.
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Has anybody called CPS?
Thanks, that was great! Any time, any time you have that kind of thing around…
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So much fun! Love these videos. Good dads show their children that a sense of adventure frees the soul
– building confidence and bravery. The kind of adventure that encourages creativity not directed to destruction.
Wonderful stuff!
I especially liked the leaf blower propulsion scheme.
That is great stuff!!! πππ
All I could ever say to the wife: ‘They’re still alive, aren’t they?’
Another home run for Claudia!
Ive done the tossing the nephews around with my older bros … in a pool
Little boys love it, but little girls will cry sometimes Then you have to stop and comfort them. One reason Moms may not approve; because of the little girl inside them
Dad was wearing a helmet and ear protection in the first clip. Safety first.
I remember carrying my first born around inside the house like he was flying around and around and around trying to tire him out so we could all go to bed…
I used to do that Spiderman thing with my boys. Good times!
Bravo! Those kids will be winners!
That is so adorable! My dad used to launch my brother and I into our pool. He was a big, strong athletic man and he would toss us like cannonballs up and into the deep end over and over and over! π And, he would hit tennis balls to us endlessly teaching three out of four of us to play tennis. (My sister didn’t play)
What a great dad. I miss him. My son never knew him, which is a pity.
https://youtu.be/BARjPuUN36Y?si=1LawKc3T2TsYrA1P&t=24s
A taste of why dads are so important. They think of and do things with children that mothers just don’t.
These clips are wonderful examples. Thanks.
No hoes or trannys coming out of those families.
Well, that ain’t what I done wif my kids …
no showers?
I love real men and the way they play with kids! Dads are definitely the “fun” parents when kids are little. Later, they become the “stern” parents when the sons/daughters are teen-agers.
Conservative Cowgirl – I used to do that with our girls and Mom would do the “Ice Tea Plunge” backwards into the pool with them! Today in their mid thirtys they are level-headed Conservatives.
Has anybody called CPS?
Thanks, that was great! Any time, any time you have that kind of thing around…
So much fun! Love these videos. Good dads show their children that a sense of adventure frees the soul
– building confidence and bravery. The kind of adventure that encourages creativity not directed to destruction.
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