re: Favorite grandpa story, comedy only

I overheard two grandpas at the urinal while I walked into the available stall. In the middle of them talking and peeing one let out a loud fart. The other one said “Oh come on man! You’re embarrassing.” The other said “There can be no rain without thunder.”

That sticks with me to this day.

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Then, he told me to give him my shirt so he could wipe his arse!

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what a boss move. legit chuckled at this.

Grandpa once told me back in his day "I think I fricked everything with hair on it in Clark County Arkansas "

I really think he might of

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Grandpa said "Bill you don't get to talk about football as long as my goofy arse granddaughter makes you sit down to pee." Everyone in the house laughed, Bill included.

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My grandpaw once said, he had to sit down to pee.

Confussed, I asked why??

Grandpaw replied, "Dr. told me not to lift anything heavy"

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His work ethic was unmatched driven by growing up so poor.

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I would like to suggest with this work ethic he grew up rich!

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My grandpaw made me jump out of the boat when I was 8 to grab a calcutta I threw out when he was teaching me to cast a baitcaster

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I would've had your arse swimming for it as well...

On that note, there's a brand new Curado sitting in about 30' of water at the bottom of Lake Fork I kicked over, tried to brab it, and I watched it slowly dropped to the bottom.

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Grandpaw replied, "Dr. told me not to lift anything heavy"

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Grandpaw Jokes>>>>>>>Dad Jokes

When I was 5 or 6 years old, we were visiting my grandparents in Clinton. It happened to be my Paw Paw’s 60th birthday this particular Saturday. One of my aunts thought it would be funny to put 60 candles on his birthday cake. Well, it took a bit of doing but she and my grandmother finally got all the candles going and called my grandfather into the kitchen so we could all sing happy birthday. My Paw Paw always wore a hat back then, as did a lot of older men back in the early 1960’s. When it came time to blow out the candles he just took his hat, which he was holding behind his back, and quickly fanned it across the cake and in one swoosh put out every single candle. He told us you don’t live 60 years without learning a little something. By the way, my Paw Paw was the greatest. I never saw him get mad at anyone or anything. He looked for the best in everyone and took life as it came, never complaining. Even when he was dying of emphysema, you’d visit him in the hospital and he always had a big smile, even though he was struggling to breathe.

My grandpa was well loved and would do anything for anyone. He grew up during the depression and knew hard times. When he was 16 he would test run Higgins boats in bayou St. John. Lied about his age and got drafted at 17 and fought in WW2. Anyway he was a character. Around NYE one year when I was 6-7 he filled up a big garbage bag with helium I think and another gas. Had a string hanging from it and waited till the bag got 30’ up and lit the string that was doused in gas. All of a sudden there was as a huge boom. Cops showed up shortly after. We were inside dying laughing and my grandpa said to the cops I heard something blow up down the street. Cops just left and my grandpa winked at us.
Grandpa wasn’t much of a drinker. One thanksgiving he had a little too much white wine. He was sitting in a chair in the living room and just fell over cutting his eye needing stitches. He gets up embarrassed and says I’m alright! Just a paper cut lol. He and my grandma were married for 64 years and he loved her more than anything. Man I miss him so much.

My brother and I were like 7 and 9 and we were fascinated by motor homes at the time. We were in my paw-paws truck at a stop light when a motor home drove by with a shite ton of lights and reflectors on the sides. I screamed out LOOK A WINNEBAGO!! My paw-paw glanced over and said looks like a Winne-DAGO to me.

That was almost 50 years ago. My brother and I still lose our shite if one of us says "looks like a winne-DAGO to me".