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My dad owned his semi-truck, and I would go with him across the country every summer. Sooooo much funz.

Cocain, for the most part.

Driving him to the liquor store

My dad taught me everything I know about hunting and fishing. Although he wasn't there when I needed him, he did however teach me to hunt and fish. He also taught me to survive in the woods. Before there is any judgment, I turned out a lot stronger than most. Lets take a trip../.

hockey games, wrestling events

Watch movies with him.

Hunting. Road trips.

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My favorite thing to do was to see him. He lived 7hrs away, so it was like a once a year or once every 6 months type of deal.

Did more activities with my pow pow than him until I was 15 or so.

My dad and I use to stay up til like 1 or 2 am and watch the tv show F/X. Later we would catch the original Japanese version of Iron Chef.

Good times and great conversations were had with just me and him, which was rare with a family of 7 people.

My Dad had a good job when I was growing up. It might not sound like one to you guys but he was a Contractor that did repair and maintenance work on Poultry houses. He made a killing running his own business in that situation. Anyway when I was 14 in 2001 he had a stroke after open heart surgery and has been paralyzed ever since. I've help take care of my dad for a long time. But it has made up much closer, very much like buddies.

We hunt, we fish, but our most favorite activity is "doubling up" to aggravate my mom. We pull pranks, we do jokes, we do all kinds of stuff, but it isn't a normal day if we haven't had a good natured laugh at her expense.

He is left side paralyzed so he can use his right hand/right leg. One activity we've done lately is he goes golfing with me and a buddy and he drinks our beer and drives the golf car telling dirty jokes. In fact all the jokes I posted in the joke thread here on the OT last week came directly from him.