re: What is a good gift for Father's Day?

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I also write him a nice poem every Father's Day.

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I see that million dollar education for his deadbeat daughter is paying off in spades.

Good hammock

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Does he like to cook at all?

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He's mostly a "cook outdoors" kind of cook.

I did most of the family cooking once I was old enough because my Mom passed when I was little.

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what I got my dad

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My dad can barely read.

Thanks for posting this, i'll get it for myself.

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Why don't you tell him to buy himself something he wants. Since it's his money you will be spending anyways.

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No shite.. yoga, wouldn't it have more meaning if you do something for him other than take his money to go buy some shite he could go buy himself if he wants it?

Your poetry skills leave a bit to be desired. Also, I've never dated anyone black (since that seems to be a theme today).

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Also, I've never dated anyone black (since that seems to be a theme today).

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I knew you were a closet racist.

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I won't be spending my Dad's money. I have my own money. I don't receive any money from my Dad.

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According to nurse you do.

Buy him a nice pipe and some fragrant tobacco....hunters in the area will love him

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He's mostly a "cook outdoors" kind of cook.

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I loved getting any type of black iron pot or skillet. They aren't very expensive, and any guy that cooks outside, like jambalaya over propane, or fries fish, would probably love getting one. I'm not talking about a huge pot. I'm talking about either a skillet, or 6 qt, 8 qt pot.

If he likes to grill, there are tons of grilling gadgets, fancy meat thermometers, etc. that men that cook might not buy themselves, but like getting them.