Father’s Day Giveaway: What Is Your Dad’s Most Famous Line?
Maybe he taught you how to drive, maybe he taught you how to write a poem. Whatever he taught you, you’ve always remembered the way he said it. It’s time to immortalize Dad’s finest words of wisdom for your chance to win him a fresh delivery of Mrs. Fields cookies for Father’s Day. We had so much fun reading your entries in our latest Mother’s Day giveaway, we knew it was time to let Dad have a turn to speak up.
Ready to play? Leave a comment answering this question: What is your dad’s most famous line? Was it profound, funny, or profoundly funny? Share his best and we’ll select three lucky winners to receive one of each of these prizes:
Father’s Day Tool Box
Our Father’s Day Tool Box is perfect for the fix-it man, or just a man who needs a fix for his appetite!
Happy Father’s Day Tin
We love our Happy Father’s Day Tin filled with a variety of 60 Nibblers bite-sized cookies. (That might be enough for dad to share with his favorite kid.)
Dad’s Day Box
Bite-sized cookies and brownies and frosted cookies are the stars of our Dad’s Day Box, and Dad will feel like the star of the day.
One entry per person, please. Entries accepted until midnight Sunday, June 9. Winners will be selected and notified via email.
“Don’t make me pull this car over” I can’t count how many time my brother and I heard that. 🙂
“You might not want to try that again.”
If youre gonna be a tird go lay in the yard
“When you’re young, you’re idealistic. When you’re old(er), you’re realistic. This is where I feel the “generation gap” stems from.” My dad was a really wise man. I wish I had more time to learn from him before he passed away.
When he wanted to get going he would say “Place to go, things to do and people to burn” I never quite got that last part!
I brought you into the world, I can take you out…he got it off Bill Cosby! lol
“it’s time to rise and shine” – every single day of my school age life
When I’d ask him a question, instead of saying yes he’d say, “Does a bear play in the woods?”
My dad always told me … “If you will just sit back and listen, you will learn a lot”.
“Steady and Smooth wins the race”
My dad is no longer with us, but his favorite line was when we were leaving the house as a family to go somewhere he would say, “We’re off Like a Turd of Hurdles….I mean a Herd of Turtles!” without even a smile on his face, but it would bring a smile to our. Other infamous line was when he was standing and washing dishes at the sink or standing anywhere really and he would fart, he would say, “Darn it, there must be a lose board or something!”, but then he would smirk at me and I would smile back and roll my eyes. Oh how I miss all those silly things he did. **Best Dad Ever**
I’ll wash your mouth out with soap
He says he’s going to get his ears lowered when he goes for a haircut.
My dad would tell my sister and I to “park your broom” when we were acting up.
Find something to do in life that you love — even if it isn’t the thing that makes the most money. You will be rich in happiness.
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“There will always be people that don’t believe in you, or don’t think you can do something. Give 110%, prove them wrong, and let your success be the best revenge”
Another thing that I can even still hear him say to this day when I think about it is, when he would come in to wake me before school, he would say, “Reese Reese, It’s time to wake up Reese” kind of in a whisper and with a higher pitch to it.
Always follow your heart!
just remember .. the truth will set you free… unless your in big trouble!!!
“Do as I say,Not as I do.” The response I would get when I did something wrong and then I would tell him..”Well,YOU did it!”
“There’s no crying in baseball!” The funny thing is that we are all girls and never played baseball. It is just his way of telling us girls to suck it up! He even said it to me when I was in labor with my first daughter! LOL! And now he says it to my 3 daughters and they have no clue what grandpa is talking about!
are you sure you want to do that
I may not always be right, but I’m NEVER wrong!
“Hold my hand so I don’t fall.” My dad said this to my kids when they were young and reluctant to hold hands. He made it sound like they were helping him instead of the other way around. On trips to my grandma’s house when cousins were plentiful, my dad was the one who played with us. Today at 82, he and my mom babysit their youngest grandchild, who is 2, every day. She loves him as much as we do.
“No laughing, no smiling, and no having fun!” (with a twinkle in his eye)
The sun don’t shine on the same dog’s rearend every day…. or..
If you have 2 frogs to swallow, ..swallow the big frog first….
I’ll add that to my to-do list! lol
” One of these days your gonna sit there wishing you had listened to Daddy!”
If I won’t eat it, I won’t make you eat it either.
always keep smiling 🙂
Never start a fight, but if you’re in one, always make sure you finish it.
My dad taught me how to fish, ride a bike, and learn the basics on fixing a car and he would always say, “A woman can do man’s job just as well, if not better. Don’t let anyone else tell you other wise.”
Nothing is more important then family.
Mine to my daughters was, “You ain’t grown!!!”
I don’t have to outrun the bear, I just have to outrun you.
What a fruitcake!
Hang on i will do it for u
Every time we left the house it was “be good, stay out of trouble, be careful, do you need some money?” Like clockwork.
He always said “Hold your horses” when we wanted something now. lol
Always count your blessings!
Whenever I started to make an excuse by saying, “but I thought…” my Dad would reply “You’re not supposed to think!” LOL
My Dad was a wonderful guy. He married my Mom when she was a widow with five children (ages 3-12). My Dad would recite poetry all of the time. so, not really a saying, but I remember him reciting (among others)
“The Family Tree”
“The Face on the Barroom Floor”
“The Shooting of Dan McGrew”
“The Cremation of Sam McGee”
and, probably my favorite, “If” by Rudyard Kipling
I always went to dad whenever I wanted something because his answer was almost always, “I reckon so, gal”.
“I’m not just talking through my hat!”
“Everything will be ok in the end, if its not ok it’s not the end.” He always makes me feel better!
IBe good if you cant be good,be careful
He rhymes everything!
Oh, you’re all right…I’ve been hurt worse than that picking black berries.
My Father’s most famous line was “Cow Girl up, You are burning Daylight!”
My dad, who is no longer with us, had many “isms”. When I would be kind of sulky, he would say, “if you want sympathy, go look it up in the dictionary!”
Today I was gonna tell you about our family tree, but your Mother’s side of the family did waaaay too much pruning 🙂
When dad did something that amazed me he’d say, ” I’m not just another pretty face”
Life is a Bulls**t sandwich, take a bite every day. (When we were whining about things not being fair).
My dad would always say while traveling “When In Doubt, Just Go!” (As in, if you see a restroom go now before it’s too late) – Thanks to my dad, I know where every rest stop in town is!
“You gotta be tough if your gonna be dumb”
If I told you once, I told you twice… <— Now what does that even mean? lol
Life’s not fair!
If You don’t have anything nice to say don’t say nothing at all
“I got to go see a man about a horse”
Always leave a place better than you found it or there will be nothing left for YOUR kids! He was quite the out doors man and loved nature!
dont make me come back in here, if i have to pull this car over you are going to be sorry lol
you’ll be hoofing it unless you take better care of your car
Anytime I have messed up he tells me “We all have to learn one way” Thanks Dad for letting me know it’s okay.
Told you you should have gotten the stick shift!
Play nice or you get what you deserve! (I always tried to blame my older brother for things growing up and it was true, I started it and would end up getting hurt!) Dads always know best….
On teaching me the virtues of waiting – You could never be a doctor, you have no patience!
My dad would always say “Don’t be afraid to fail. Be afraid not to try.”
My dad is notorious for being a smart aleck…
His most famous saying was probably, “lets just wait and see what’s going on.” Whenever we would ask him if we could do something that he didn’t want to do, that was his answer. “Dad, can we go to the lake today?” And he would say that every time we asked. All day long until dark. And then he would say it was too late. Haha.
Another great one was when we asked him what was for dinner…he would say “food.” If we asked what kind of food, he would say, “The kind you eat.”
“I am your father!”
My first time behind the wheel and after I hit the bushes on the side of the road – Dad said I was so much better the last time -after he realized he meant my sister it was straight to the school parking lot.
Money doesn’t grow on trees!
“Money doesn’t grow on trees!” He is not here anymore but now I understand why that was his favorite line
“Cool man!” Lol
Oh – I miss my dad so much and a hundred things came to mind when I read your question. The first one was “Don’t make me pull this car over”. Of course, he was talking to everyone in the car but me.
You daddy was not a glass maker ? but the funny part he was
My dads was You couldn’t find water if you fell out of a boat! This was his response anytime i couldn’t find something!
“You might not want to try that again.”
Pull my finger
Don’t forget where you came from.
“You have to use your mind”.
“The squeaky wheel gets the oil.”
pull my finger lol
He always reminded me “Bad associations spoil useful habits”
“Do as I say..NOT as I do”
Everything that glitters is not gold!
rome wasnt built in a day.
My dad always said That “There’s too many cars on the road”!!!
My dad says “You give an aspirin a headache!” Funniest thing ever and pretty bad if you give an aspirin a headache!…lol!
I asked him once for some bread “money” he asked me if I wanted Rye or whole wheat!
Another one if someone gave him a tip on a horse and he bet it and when I asked him where the horse came in the race he’d tell me “it was still running”!
“let me think about it”
he probably knew already, but it made whatever i was asking seem important. my dad was my hero.
No cussing it makes you look ugly:)
You need to take responsibility for your own actions.
My Dads famous line is “… Watch your,mouth,Kid”. He would tell me that whenever I forgot that I was speaking to elders and that I needed to show respect where respect was due. #OldSchool #SouthernHospitality
“Get a good education, no one can take that away from you.”
my dad always said kids just remember sticks and stones can break your bones but words will never hurt you.
“Good thing your tough” was his famous line when we were younger and now it is “Cowboy up” Boy of the lines make you think twice about crying or complaining.
My dad always says No, don’t hire anyone, I can fix that! And he is always right…wish I knew how to fix half of the things he does!
“Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong” My Dad loved repeating Murphy’s Law often to me.
“Work smarter, not harder.”
When my brother or I would get mad about something our Daddy would say, “Don’t go away mad. Just go away”. haha I now use that on my own son.
I’m a Jack of all trades and master of none.
Or, I’m crazy like that glue, don’t try me!!!
Go ask your mother
Be Safe
to other family members “I’ll never be any one’s ATM”, and he isn’t to this day lol.
Where did I put my hat?
My Dad would always say you could call him anything you wanted as long as you didn’t call him late for dinner. 🙂
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He would tell my sister and me to quiet down and go to sleep because we would lay in the bed and talk and giggle.
“At least we have our health”. My dad always said this to us growing up. Love you, Dad.
Why do you always forget to return one of the books/dvds to the library?
You can want in one hand and poo in the other, see which one fills up first… (cleaned it up a bit 😉 )
“That is Out Of Sight, Man” That is really cool!
go ask your mother! lol
“Patience is a virtue.”
“Mind your Mother” he must have said daily, then he would wink!
Let me fix it I know how. ( Secretly he doesn’t know how to fix it he just messes it up more but shhh don’t tell him I said that lol )
why r u crying? i will give you something to cry about
To the moon Sue to the moon Sue,,
Later out i found out it was line to the honeymooners he just put my name instead of Alice’s,,,
“rub some dirt on it and get back in there!” 🙂
My dad’s go to line always was “go ask your mom, you know SHE’S the boss”. He always knew who wore the pants in our family 🙂 I think my husband will end up using this line with our future children too haha Smart men!
The devils beating his wife. He says it when its raining and the suns out
“Whose your daddy?….BIG DADDY D-O-N!!!” LOL! My dad’s a trip!
you get what you pay for- you buy crap, you get crap…lol, miss my Dad!
we know that Autumn….lol. it was a inside joke, and I always think of him saying that.
“What do you know for sure”. As an educator, my Dad wanted us to be confident in our knowledge – either book learning or school of hard knocks. And as always, my Dad was ahead of his time…he used that line way before Oprah!
When my brother or I would ask for money he would look out the window and say “I think you guys forgot to water the money tree it seems to have dried up.”
Learn everything that you can because that is the only thing that no one can take away from you!
“did you take the trash out?”
Don’t make me come up there!
The best friend you can have is a dollar in your pocket. I don’t go anywhere unless I have a dollar in my pocket. You never know when it’ll come in handy.
give all you have to give, love with all your heart and forgive those you can’t!
love you dad!
That’s just how the cookie crumbles
What is your dad’s most famous line? When I was your age, I had to walk 5 miles to school each day, 5 miles both ways and uphill to boot, now get your lazy #@$ to the school bus.
It builds character.
Go ask your mother
when talking about a birthday gift. “do you want me to tell you what it is? ok i will when its your birthday. he lives out of town and does that to me every year.
I’ll spank you with a wet noodle if you keep that up.
“I love you” Dad died when I was 12 years old. My Husband loves Mrs. Fields cookies.
Get your oil changed!
Quiet down I am trying to watch the news.
I’ll get to it later
Oh my gosh! I’m laughing just thinking about it! My Dad has a mouth full of sweet teeth and all it says is give me cookies! He adores cookies of all kinds and flavors and he’s got it real bad too. He absolutley must have cookies after each meal. It’s always been like that. My Mom used to hide the good cookies in diffeent parts of the house when we were kids but really it was to keep my Dad from always eating every single one of them. She would hide them in the oddest places when she left the house and what I still hear my Dad saying is his most in famous line “Is she gone yet? Hurry, where did she put the cookies this time?” ( he always said this to us with a dollar bill in his hand) LOL! It’s still going on and he says it to his Grandchildren! The running joke/line in our family is “Hurry! Where’s the Cookies?”
We always had to hear how my dad had to walk 10 miles to school and we should be happy that there was a bus to take us there and not expect my mom to take us! It was constantly said 🙂
Always says it but never does it
Put your hand out that window, it will blow off. What goes out, must blow off. Still afraid to put my arm out the window.
Oh leave them alone, they’ll be alright.
Please keep in mind my dad is a really nice guy. I was about 10 years old and throwing an epic tantrum when he told me, “I have to love you, but I don’t have to like you!”.
Anyways, my dad is amazing and I am so lucky to have him.
You’re okay, get up! Lol
When it comes to gossip, believe nothing that you hear and only half of what you see.
Stop crying or ill give you something to really cry about!
My dad always said “I brought you into this world and I can take you out and make another one just like you”. That worked up until we found out he had a vasectomy 🙂
“That’s an outrage!”
No matter what the situation…
Some day you’ll thank me…….and now I do!
I’m not made of money
“don’t forget to get your timing belt replaced”
eat your veggies,it will hair on your chest
Don’t make me say it twice!
I am counting to ten and you had better respond!
Proud to have you for my son Billy boy!
My dad’s “famous” saying wasn’t so much a saying as it was a corny line. Every time he’d pass gas his comment would be”Whoops! Just stepped on a frog” and then he’d laugh. It never got old…. for him.
because I said so , I heard this every time every day !!
This is not a line, but my dad used to polish guns when boys would come over to pick me up for a date. That makes it really hard to get a boyfriend 🙂
Toughen up
There are quite a few, but the one I remember most fondly is Dad announcing that he was heading outside by saying, “I’m going to listen to my corn grow.”
“I’ve got kids your age” I still don’t get it and he ALWAYS says it.
Life is like baseball – three strikes & you’re out – so be very careful to keep your eye on the ball.
Watch your language!
It would always crack me up when my father, an elite college educated corporate man, would call from work. He would say “Hey Mawg , let me speak at ya mamer” What’s up with that! Proves you can’t really take a Cajun out of the swamp. It showed me he was still a simple man true to his roots. I found that to be an example of how to live my life. Never forget where you come from.
It has to be “Order whatever you want and eat as much as you want”.
He used to say, “Don’t make me get up off this couch!” I miss my Dad!!
My dad always said “The person who gets the A wants it more”
Can’t never did sh!t…
“Mary had a little lamb and the doctor fainted.” My dad is a jokester.
He would always say, “The wheel turns.” Of course, it took me years to understand the meaning lol
My father is always saying to his daughters not to rely on a man to save you financially. He wants us to know how to manage money and to save and invest. He says rely on yourself.
“Come to poppa”
My children heard about this and asked me to post their Dad’s most famous line. Ever since they were little, the kids have asked their Dad why he always has to go to work. His constant answer has always been “If I don’t we’re gonna end up living in a van down by the river.” When we bought a van because we had so many children to transport, they thought he was really going to make them live in the van parked by the river!
My dad had advice for dating.
“Honey, NO ONE wants to hunt a deer standing in front of their truck”
– in other words, don’t chase men, let them chase you – LOL
Dad would always say “Cheerio” instead of goodbye. Miss hearing him say it.
To know success you must experience failure
“Did i Stutter?
A penny saved is a penny earned
Don’t be old like me and ever wonder what if.
I’ll be on you like a rat on a cheeto
My dad always says, “You’re gonna miss me when I’m gone” He always said it when he was doing stuff for us kids when he really didn’t want to. It’s always in a joking tone
Go for a walk. It will help you think and relax
“You don’t know your a*s from your elbow!”
Go ask your mother!
Everyone’s entitled to an opinion, as long as it’s mine.
When asked how he was, he would say “fine as frog hair split four ways”!
No means NO
We can get it if you have a dollar two ninety eight ~
take a deep breath, close your eyes and go for it!
“Fine as frog’s hair, split down the middle”
My Dad was a lot of fun and always said “We’ll have fun up the ying yang!” Definitely not words of wisdom but words of pure fun!
I know everything so don’t lie to me
“you’re an adult now, you can deal with the consequences of life.. I’ll always be there with you dealing with them, of course”
Our family eats cookies ALL the time, literally with breakfast lunch dinner and snaking. We can blast through a batch of cookies in 24 hours. Whenever my dad picks up a cookie he says ‘cookies, not just for breakfast anymore’
Time flys like an arrow, but fruit flies like a banana
It’s not a TV, the picture isn’t going to change (Referring to when I stood in front of the refrigerator to see what I wanted to eat)
I’ll put that on your tab, you owe me well over a million dollars.
Are you done? Oh no pass it over to the garbage disposal Ill take care of it!! Lol he never wasted foor.
gonna beat ya like a redheaded stepchild 😉
To this day, nothing he has ever said has topped it. He once left a voice mail for a pianist who is a friend of the family and he said: “It’s good to hear your voice. Even if it’s just an answering machine.” We razz him so much for the message as if it was a pickup line to the man.
Don’t make me make a scene!
“Must be in the front row,” when parking and we get to park in the front parking spaces!
“Consider the source”, which to me is such a solid piece of advice for when you are upset about something somebody said or did. I say it myself all the time when my friends or family are upset about someone else or gossiping or drama. Helps relieve a lot of stress and aggravation when you step back, breathe, and follow that advice. Thanks Dad and love you!
Always be yourself
Learn to love yourself and everyone else will follow!
Enjoy today like it is your last
I have been married to the same women for 65 years!!!!!!
I remember him saying “To make you ask questions” a lot when I asked him “Why?” for any reason. It used to drive me crazy!!
Early Bird gets the worm
“T. 4. B.” spelled out with his fingers as he said it. (Time for Bed) lol 🙂
I competed in swimming and cross country and my dad was always at the finish line yelling “SPRINT”. It was his famous words that always made me give all I could to win the races.
Whenever something my dad was looking for went missing he’d ask us kids and if we didn’t know where it was he’d always say “Well, it didn’t just grow legs and walk away” lol
he would say So u think so and we’d no we were wrong
My dad ALWAYS wants cookies. He eats them literally for breakfast lunch and dinner when they are in the house. When I go to visit he opens the door and looks at my hands and says ‘where are the cookies?’ But what he has said for 30+ years: ‘cookies… Not just for breakfast anymore’
“Go ask your mother”
When we would misbehave on family outings my dad would make his hand into a claw and while stabbing the air mutter the words we all dreaded “Back to Grafton”. Meaning he had had enough and was turning the car around.
“Keep on & you won’t have a pot to P*** in!!” lol
“Just think first!!”
when you smile, the whole world smiles with you. Be happy.
I was raised by a Single Parent my Mom. So My Grandfather was my Dad/Male Figure in my life. He always said I was his #1! Never mind the fact that I was his one & only grandchild for 11 years. Even after my cousins were born he still called me (#1) & told me that I was his #1. He meant it too. I felt so special & loved every time he said it! He is no longer with us and I miss that man every day.
We’ll see
After 3 boys a premie who died and a miscarriage, my parents finally got the girl they always wanted. Me. I’m told my dad would sing “People let me tell ya bout my best friend” before going to work.
Growing up when we’d have colds he’d scold us for not keeping shoes or socks on our feet around the house.
When we started driving he’d stay on our cases about driving the tires right beside the curve, scraping them. That’s how tires go bad.
Last year around this time, we thought we might lose him. We didn’t know if he’d have his right mind or what to expect if he made it. Although he’s constantly in the hospital and now lives in the nursing home, it’s a joy to still have my dad around to talk to and get advice, even if it is a little outdated sometimes. Love my dad.
You can’t always get what you want but if you try sometimes you get what you need ! From a song but those were his famous lines and we hated it 🙂
“Do you think I own stock in the electric company? Turn that light off!”
“Quit your crying, or else I’ll give you something to cry about!”
“Leave him alone. He’s a boy.” (Said to my mom, while I was jumping off a roof, or catapulting myself off a precipice, or engaging in some similar injury-inviting stunt.)
He has so many. Practice makes perfect
He loves to scold me about screaming and driving, he says, “No screaming while driving, its worst than drinking and driving because your mind seems to go blank, your eyes get real small, and you start going faster than the person you were screaming at to slow down.” Then he whispers, “children, shaking my head!” I am 26 years old and STILL, I am consider a “child” Whatttt????
“KEEP YOUR OPTIONS OPEN!”
Second Place Is The First Place Loser.
I am your father not your friend, if you need a friend go make one.
Do you have to have just ketchup on your hamburgers?
He used to hate going through the drive-thru and waiting for a burger with just ketchup 🙂
Measure twice, cut once.
“Look out for number one”
I love you
“To treat others the way that I would want to be treated” words that I still live by to this day!
“I told you so”
“missed it by that much”
i need a nap
Whenever we didn’t like the response from someone he would say “consider the source”
“Don’t be sorry, be careful”
One of these days your gonna sit there wishing you had listened to Daddy!
In one ear and out the other, don’t let anything or anyone get to you!
“Get your own, then you don’t have to ask anybody for anything”
You are looking mighty ‘peculiar’ what have you done?
“yes”
“No matter what you do, I will always love you.” <3 Love my dad!!!
“Always eat dessert first, that way you ALWAYS have room for dessert”!
bacon with any meal fixes anything
My favorite quote from my dad is (and it NEVER fails to excite him, as his arm goes into a STIFF point) “LOOK, LOOK AT THE DEER, CAN YOU SEE ‘EM, DO YA SEE ‘EM !!!”
Note… My mom has NEVER seen a deer because my dad’s ARM is always pointing across her face!
My dad was realllllly frugal and was a do it yourself kind of guy! Instead of ever replacing something broken he would just say, “get out the duct tape!
Also when we would ask him for money, he would never say a word, just put his hands into his pockets, get a hold of the linings and pull them out. Yep empty! He never did have any money in there!! One time I sent him a note from college asking him for some money. His response back in another note… a quote from another kids letter to his dad for the same thing. The quote, “No mun no fun your son!” To bad so sad your dad!”
I think I really learned the value of money and to work hard!!
My Dads fave line was always “Coffee Break”
My name is Dorothy (Named after the grandma I never had the pleasure to meet. She passed away when my dad was a teenager), but my dad has always called me “Dorth” since I was a child. Whenever we talk on the phone to this day it’s always..”What’s shakin’ Dorth?” I love it.
When you are under my roof you follow my rules
“Ppfff” with an eye roll whenever he thinks something is ridiculous.
No boyfriends until you are at least 40 (sorry Dad!)
BCuz I said so
Don’t tell mom
We’re not lost. I just don’t know where we are.
BECAUSE I SAID SO
Just let it go..it’s not worth it
“Go ask your Mother”
” I SAID NO ! NOW PUT TWO EGGS IN YOUR SHOES AND BEAT IT ! ” – my dad : )
Clean your plate. Think of all the starving children in Ethiopia.
When Dad calls wanting his tools that I borrow. His famous saying is “Hey Man, you got my power saw? I need it back.”
“Likely Story”
my dad always said stop acting like a spoiled little rich girl lol even tho he spoiled me like a princess! his fault lol
Should we ever forget – “Don’t do what I DO……Do what I SAY”. And we would just look at him.
Rise and shine
My Grandpa when I asked if I could have something he would reply. “can you eat it, wear it or put it in the bank?” If not, then why would you want or need it. I smile remembering his cut and dry response.
Always be the best you can be!
My dad always said “I’m not sleeping, I was watching that channel” when I wanted to turn football off on Sunday afternoons.
My dad had many, a couple that come to mind right now are “You’re/he’s/she’s a real fart smeller” and when saying goodbye “Peace, love, and Bobby Sherman.” Also, he used to always gently tell me with a smile “Be smart” rather than give me any sort of lecture or talk before I went off to go somewhere or do something on my own, because he knew I knew what he meant and he trusted me to do what was right.
My dad has always said “he’s like a good un (one.) This is in reference to any child acting like their parents or grandparents. 🙂
Always stay in the game.
Life’s not fair – the sooner you learn that, the better you’ll be able to deal with it
I was always advised to put my money in the bank or buy stock, especially when I had saved up all year to buy something big like a bike. He was right!!
Shut the door, you weren’t born in a barn
im hungry
A couple of months after both myself and my brother had to move back home for financial reasons my said “I love you guys but I wanted Grand kids, not Grown kids!”
You can’t go wrong with chicken when visiting or funeral’s
IF you don’t like it…… TOUGH!
is dinner ready:) lol
Finish your education before anything else
Huh, I didn’t hear you
When I was little and had a boo boo or a bad day, he’d say “It’ll be all better before you get married.” And of course, it always was.
Sweet gift if win
not sure if this is open to Canada or not but just in case:
He used to say “Do as I say, not as I do”. He passed away a few years ago, miss him daily.
You NEVER fail UNTIL you stop TRYING
“You sure about that? Huh.”
been many years ago now but whenever asked where anything was his response was always “down the road a piece”
If there’s a will, there’s always a way
eat your veggies it will put hair on your chest
My Dad always says well when I was growing up we didn’t have all this new fangled stuff like they have now lol. Gotta love my Daddy.
I remember my Dad always telling me ” we all have more time then we have money.”
Because I said so, that’s why.
Don’t wish your life away little girl, all too soon you will be grown. Stay my little girl as long as you can!
Because I said so! lol
Love you half pint.
Son always stay true to yourself. Never change your moral or values so someone will like you. If they are going to like you they will like you for who you are or no matter what you do or no matter how you change they will still not like you.
ALWAYS TREAT A WOMAN THE WAY YOU WOULD WANT SOMEONE TO TREAT YOUR DAUGHTER IF YOU EVER HAVE ONE
come on half pint let’s get our day started
I’m able to sit up and take nourishment.
My Father in a very odd mood, Proclaimed “Look I’m tickling my self” (as he ran his fingers across his own belly) & then actually did tickle himself.
Living with me is like living in a jail? ” You can’t hang your guitar on the wall in jail.”
When we were going ona trip and would ask how much longer it would take to get there, he would always say, “Just over the hill”
Hit the road like a flat toad.
My father passed in 06. I’ll always remember after he got out of the shower he’d stand in the mirror brushing his hair and yell DAMN!!! I would think something was wrong (every time he did it too), I’d say what and he’d say, “I get better looking everyday!” He was silly!!
As kids we would always ask dad when we were going to get there on road trips. He would always say, ‘It’s over the next hill.’ That was his most famous line. And it never was over the next hill. Eventually we just stopped asking him.
My dad always says “if u fail try, try and try again”
If you shut up and listen to me you will learn something! (I was always talking when I should had been listening!)
My dad has passed but I remember him always saying “get whatever you want and I’ll pay for it.” Even in his passing he lived up to his word. Love you DAD and I will forever miss you.
my dad was one of those who, whenever one of us started complaining and acting kind of spoiled and bratty, would say “there are kids in Africa who [have no food, no internet, no etc. etc.].” it drove me crazy but it also brought me back down to earth, and taught me how to work hard and appreciate what I have.
My dad is most known for saying, “hmm.” The inflection he uses with it can mean so many different things and that one simple “hmm” can speak so many words.
Sometimes when I asked if I could do something he would say,
I”ll think about”
We heard this a lot growing up “When you grow up and have your own furniture, I’m going to come over to your house and jump on it.”
my dad favorite line was “whatever” i could ask him anything or tell him anything and that would be his response till this day lol.
“Do I look like mom?”
“Annunciate and project!” Dad was always a bit hard of hearing and didn’t tolerate mumblers.
Never give up! Because you cant succeed if you dont try.
I’ll give you something to cry about.
My dad always said, “I’m going to see a man about a car.” He wouldn’t say horse because I was always begging for one and he loved to tease!
When my husband taught the kids to drive he always told them to treat the brakes like there was an egg underneath. He did not like it when they came to the corner and slammed on the brakes instead of taking it slow and easy as they came to a gradual stop. 20 years later they still remind him of this advice.
My father is in heaven but when he was alive he was always ask me “why on earth do you wear so much make-up?” It cracked me up every time. I truly love and miss him dearly. Happy Father’s Day daddy.
any girl friends yet?
talk to your mother on this
go to bed, young lady
some day, a young man will sweep you off your feet and marry you off
you have to save for a rainy day
Hello!
“walking ain’t crowded”
It’s all fun and games until somebody gets hurt.
“What do you do before a big meal? Go poop. After you eat a big meal? Go poop again. HEHEHE :D” Seriously…. xD
To my mom, he’d say…..”You’re a mighty fine look in’ woman.”
You’re a good kid but sometime you forget.
“pass the mus……terd!”
“I never complained about that when I was a child…”
“Ask your mother!”
I’ll always be proud of you.
“Are you ok? Its just a car. It can be replaced – you can’t!” He never made me feel like anything else was more important than me!
“Don’t make me tell you again” lol
“Just stop and think for a minute …!”
When I was younger my dad would tell me it was time to go to bed and I would say I am not tired to which he would respond, “Close your eyes and pretend to be asleep.” It worked…lol :). Got to love the wisdom of a parent and being a parent!
Rent is due so where is my money?
I would like too win a special lunch box of mrs fields famous Ono cookie bits too a special man! He has been a perfect roll model for so many different occasions! Like getting your drivers license it takes lot of understanding and patience that a dad for you rite, or when you need someone to help you get ready for you first date/ prom he is right there to get you a new wardrobe yup dads right there.or when you are just craving for something good to eat dad comes to you rescue and the most of it all when you just want a one on one conversation about the good the bad the old and the new daddy is right where you need him and that’s right beside you 🙂 I love me big brother he is and for evermore a father figure to me, He is a heart of gold from head to toes and will forever be a blessing and that I shall keep in my very own heart and soul happy Father’s Day to my big brother love you #7
Here for you simple as it can be! I believe that all fathers of 2013 is anyone you want it to be, and that’s a memory of a life time so here is a father fearless as can be available with possibilities and time in need true as it maybe heaven knows here and now! But either or as it shall be I will forever more remember a true father with so much love for me. Happy Father’s Day too you:-) So I hope and pray you will win a special gift too you from me the fresh and finest famous cookies! Mrs:Fields winning lunch box with bits of bite size, and all you need is a tall glass of milk. The story of this tale is not just my father it’s all fathers around the world, so here and now we all have a father with lot of love and sweet sensational realistically, For you from me daddy dearest a special gift to my kind and caring big brother (Damien jr.K) d:)
Here is a proud father at this daughters graduation, years ago she went to live miles and miles away with her mother where Vegas baby! Her daddy had to live with that! so everyday and a few minute on the phone with her daddy they shared precious moments story and tales which will last forever can you tell Lol. And the day has come that daughter walks in the path of a new life down this lane with hope and tears that her dad will be right there when she receives her diploma. Wishes has came true a father and daughter has come together once again so if it may I will have to pray that I win the most finest gift of the lunch box of the freshest and finest mrs fields cookies bits and bites,that will start a new journey for daddy’s little girl now a grown up young lady with a blink of an eye. Best of the best lucky $$$ love :)Sister#7!!!!
“Follow your gut feeling, because all day long I had a feeling I should wash my hands and once I did I won twice on the lotto scratchers”
When my sisters, brothers and I were younger, I remember my dad would pick his nose and roll his boggers into a ball and would say “Who ever can catch my bogger, I will give them $100 dollars” -my brothers would often be the ones who would try to catch my dad’s boggers ahaha…
“work smart, not hard”
“Ah, it will be fine.”
A closed mouth don’t get feed . Which means if you want something in life you have to speak up for your self to where you want to be in life.
I live 700 miles from my dad, whenever I call him no matter what he is doing when I ask “what are you doing?” I get the same reply “talking to you”, he’s too funny same response to that question all these years.
“Don’t just do the bare minimum, go the extra mile”
When we were getting too silly at the dinner table he’d say: “Don’t Cross The Line” …………and then we’d always cross it 😉
“When a boy picks you up for a date, you need to make him come inside to meet us, not just sit outside and honk. That is disrespectful”
When I would “act up” he would say: Do I have to count to ten ? Please don’t make me count to ten
he’d say, don’t be afraid to ask for seconds, especially when it comes to chocolate chip cookies