Are you doing anything for Fathers Day?

happypig

Staring at the rude boys

May 23, 2009

7,974

Eastbourne

• Jun 19, 2016

• #21

Finish night shift at 8am, my boy doesn't get up until noon on sundays. doubt he's got anything planned as I got to be back at work at 8pm. I imagine he'll get me a card and some chocolate or somesuch.

My dad died in 1968 so never done anything for him.

 

Simster

"the man's an arse"

Jul 7, 2003

54,248

Surrey

• Jun 19, 2016

• #22

My wife has just kicked off proceedings by giving me a cup of tea and a copy of "The Dad" ladybird spoof book which is HILARIO like the others in that series.

Lunchtime at a buffet in the curry house near by.

 

SteveTheSeagull

I AM A CRIPPLED ALICE FAN

Feb 14, 2015

458

• Jun 19, 2016

• #23

Working this fathers day. Aye, someones gotta put food on the table right

 

Stumpy Tim

Well-known member

Jul 6, 2003

14,037

Back in Brighton. Well Hove actually

• Jun 19, 2016

• #24

Up to London to meet my cousin for brunch, then South Bank, followed by dinner with my brother-in-law. Should be fun

 

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kjgood

Well-known member

Nov 11, 2008

1,005

Brynna South Wales (And I'm not Welsh either!)

• Jun 19, 2016

• #25

Yes am having a wedding blessing to celebrate 40 years of marraige this very day

 

8ace

Banned

Jul 21, 2003

23,811

Brighton

• Jun 19, 2016

• #26

your mum

 

M

Maldini

Banned

Aug 19, 2015

927

• Jun 19, 2016

• #27

There are many fathers who can't see their kids today.My thoughts are with them.

 

WATFORD zero

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NSC Patron

Jul 10, 2003

25,961

• Jun 19, 2016

• #28

Sat in a bar with a beer watching a thunderstorm rage over a Croatian beach. Kids and dad at home but will see them for dinner next weekend

 

The Brighton Bear

Come on Kylie, get a grip

May 3, 2010

14,013

Rottingdean

• Jun 19, 2016

• #29

My son is in Burnham getting pissed-up with his mates. We have arranged to meet up for a few pints next Sunday. Trying to arrange a time to meet my daughter is almost impossible, it would be easier to arrange dinner with The Queen.

 

Questions

Habitual User

Oct 18, 2006

24,912

Worthing

• Jun 19, 2016

• #30

Father's Day always makes me realise how blessed I am with my 3 but also that tinge of sadness looking back to my old man...... The bloody lunatic.

 

Beach Hut

Brighton Bhuna Boy

Jul 5, 2003

71,994

Living In a Box

• Jun 19, 2016

• #31

Digitally re-mastered 30 year anniversary Brideshead Revisited DVD - my favourite book and TV series and good version at the Theatre Royale last week.

and a crate of beer - good sons

 

Marshy

Well-known member

Jul 6, 2003

19,731

FRUIT OF THE BLOOM

• Jun 19, 2016

• #32

Nothing, wife at work all day and the youngest was chucking his guts up last night so all of today's plans were ruined sadly :-(

Spent the day ironing and making toast for the poorly one... Still I have a box of malteasers and a couple of bottles of ale for later once the eldest has finished his swimming club at 8.30.

 

dazzer6666

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Mar 27, 2013

52,717

Burgess Hill

• Jun 19, 2016

• #33

Nothing. I'm on holiday so the kids have got away with it as well.......

 

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Leegull

Well-known member

Apr 7, 2016

1,133

• Jun 19, 2016

• #34

Trip to the Amex for me, Father's Day special Carvery in the Overline Lounge, complimentary pint, Roast Beef with all the trimmings and LMP for pudding, very nice afternoon....

 

Norman Potting

Well-known member

Nov 5, 2006

13,980

Sussex, Sussex not by the sea and actually nearer

• Jun 19, 2016

• #35

Simster said:

My wife has just kicked off proceedings by giving me a cup of tea and a copy of "The Dad" ladybird  spoof book which is HILARIO like the others in that series.

Lunchtime at a buffet in the curry house near by.

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I got that as well LOL funny. Morning spent at the Amex Centre of Excellence place where Youngest Potting was having Soccer Trial alongside many other girls. Centre is awesome! Afternoon spent shopping/eating/taking sea air at Worthing very nice place. Highlight was buying some new roasting tins in Wilko, love that shop. We Pottings like to live life on the edge!

 

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smileyweb

Guest

• Jun 19, 2016

• #36

U14s or U16s? I was working the U14s trials on pitch 11...

 

Norman Potting

Well-known member

Nov 5, 2006

13,980

Sussex, Sussex not by the sea and actually nearer

• Jun 20, 2016

• #37

U14 - not sure which pitch as you have so many of them! Sat on the bank and watched, also sat on very large thistle, Your groundsman needs to sort that our

 

sully

Dunscouting

Jul 7, 2003

7,843

Worthing

• Jun 20, 2016

• #38

It was a day at the allotment for me, mostly. Followed by a trip to the tip.

I got a card from my kids, who are both at university at the moment, though my son rang me from a train heading to Scotland and my daughter texted me when she got back from Stockholm.

I'm not a big fan of Father's Day, anyway, but it's nice to hear from the kids.

 

Randsta

New member

Aug 8, 2011

2,997

Eastbourne

• Jun 20, 2016

• #39

I treated my Dad to a lovely Carvery @ the Amex (He's a season ticket holder too). I can say that all that went had a really nice time and we got a great picture with the north stand in the background Food was lovely & plenty of it, service was pretty good, shame they had no Kronenberg @ 13:30 ....same old story lol I also had two desserts and after that I was stuffed!

 

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portslade seagull

Well-known member

Jul 19, 2003

17,654

portslade

• Jun 20, 2016

• #40

Cutting the grass for me and then dinner