Thanks dad

[molson muscle]

This is your special day !

[Smatter Noguts]

I had a great afternoon drinking with both my father and father-in-law, who ae both big Manhatten fans.

[beerkegbilly]

I never had the chance to drink with my dad he died as I was 12 years old

[TheBigCasino]

Molson, welcome back!

[BBoozer]

My dad died when I was 27, but he did teach me to drink. Always the gentleman he was, even after a crate of beer. Here's to you, dad.

[Patchez]

My daughter got me this huggie for Father's Day. I do love that child, she really knows me.


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[Savage]

According to the Death Clock, my Dad left us back in 2004. Someone should tell Mom to dispose of him, before he starts stinking up the place. Of course, he's still in his comfy chair, listening to NPR and reading Barrons, drinking his forbidden root beer floats.

[BBoozer]

According to the Death Clock, my Dad left us back in 2004. Someone should tell Mom to dispose of him, before he starts stinking up the place. Of course, he's still in his comfy chair, listening to NPR and reading Barrons, drinking his forbidden root beer floats.

Comfy chair and NPR, that's kinda cool. But root beer? OMFG! Give the man a bottle of single malt! By the way, Savage, it's a great thing that your dad is still alive. My dad died when I was 27, he would have turned 70 this year, and I sure would like to have a drink with him right now.

[Shmoo]

In honor or MM: "Beans, green ones, in a can!"

[Bounced]

I got my father-in-law a bottle of Booker's for Father's Day. I figured it was an even trade for getting his daughter.

[Mr Boozificator]

I got my father-in-law a bottle of Booker's for Father's Day. I figured it was an even trade for getting his daughter.

The only way we can be sure about that is if you send us all a bottle so that we can taste and report.

[Savage]

As of today, both Dad, and Dad-in-Law are still breathing. My Dad, born in 1930. Grumpy's Dad, born in 1922. Go, Dads!