Monday, June 3, 2013

Super Gigantic World's Funnest Dad Giveaway!

Here's another BIG new giveaway in honor of Father's Day! 

It will run from 6/3/2013 - 6/13/2013.

Here's what you can win:

-A Cricut Father’s Day Bundle (Cricut Expression, deep cut blade and tool kit) + a year of FULL Cricut Craft Room access to more than 37,000 images!

-An Ubooly—a plush interactive toy that works with your smart phone to make your kids smarter+ $100 in Ubooly Lab credit

-A camcorder from FamilyShare.com with 16GB of internal memory, 70x zoom and 3.0” touch-screen

Here's where you can enter (if you can't see the form, click HERE)
a Rafflecopter giveaway

Please leave a comment below about your funnest dad memory, or a fun thing your dad taught you, or a fun game your husband plays with the kids. My funnest dad memory is when he took us to Epcot right when it first opened - he was just as excited as I was!

Here's some info about the sponsors of the contest:

Complete with a sleek, black Cricut Expression and multiple manly materials to create with, the Cricut Father’s Day Bundle will get the dad in your life creating with cereal boxes, Duck Tape and vinyl for crafts and customizing everything from tech to water bottles. You’ll also find a deep-cut blade & a Cricut toolkit, which makes creating manly crafts easy! Your Dad & family will get all-access for one full year to the entire Cricut Craft Room digital library, which includes access to more than 37,000 images and fonts!

FamilyShare.com is a site designed to provide tools to strengthen families worldwide. Filled with practical solutions from real people, FamilyShare.com can be your go-to guide for a stronger, more loving family. Whether you want to ask a question or help others find a solution, you can find and share tips on parenting, home, health, vacations, love, and all things family.

About Ubooly:
Here's a quick video about Ubooly (click HERE if you can't see it):

When we first created Ubooly we wanted to provide children with an interactive & engaging toy that would be both entertaining & educational. 

As children everywhere are falling in love with their new pet, now it's time for the parents to play. With Ubooly Lab the parent now has full control of customizing their child's playtime! We'd love for you to dive into the Ubooly Lab experience and write personal posts on how you & your child engage with the new features. 

Here are some Ubooly Lab facts:
·  Ubooly will know their child's name, like the same: colors, interests, food, hobbies etc.
·  By purchasing credits, parents will be able to unlock Educational, Interest, and Helper packs. 

o Educational Packs: Our Lesson packs are created on a 5 day schedule, and keep parents in the loop with progress reports

o Interest Packs: Our interest packs are full of fun facts of trivia to get your child excited about specific topics.

o Fitness & Helper Packs: Ubooly will also help with personal growth & create healthy habits through the Fitness and Helper packs.
·  Content packs are all designed to be age appropriate for different age ranges (3-9)
·  Content packs are written by a large team of elementary teachers & comedians 

Want to see more of my projects?
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145 comments:

  1. My dad was awesome. He would do anything for me. He loved life and made the most out of it. I can hardly wait to see him on the over side. Love you, Dad.

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  2. My dad is very special to me. He has always been there for me and my family...and I pray everyday that he will be there for me for many more years to come.

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  3. I was a daddy's girl. He was pretty cool. He taught me how to work on cars, race go carts and to fish. I miss him terribly. Love you Daddy!

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  4. I love my dad and am so thankful for him! I am also thankful for my husband being such a great dad to my daughter!!

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  5. My dad always tried so hard to have great family memories. A lot of the time they ended up a bit disastrous, but he always pushed through to make us keep at it and try to have fun. His heart was trying so hard! :)

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  6. My dad has long since passed and I miss him dearly!!! I believe he would be so proud of all his kids have become.

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  7. My daddy has been a great role model for my husband on being a Godly man. I'm so thankful for the love he has shown/given me and my family. My husband is an awesome daddy to our 2 kids too!

    bdcampers@msn.com

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  8. My dad has always been for me, even now that I am an adult. I loved it when we were kids and we would all watch a scary movie. He would jump out behind us and scare us. I was reminded of this last week when he was over and we were removing a dead animal from under our house. He grabbed my husband and scared him. It was great. Kinda morbid but tons of fun!!!

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  9. My kids are lucky to have my dad as their papa! He dotes on his grandkids like crazy will do anything for them helps them with their 4h swine project as one example. Not only that but my kids also have a fantastic dad in my husband I am lucky to have both these guys in our lives

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  10. My dad is my hero! He always made time for our family and laughter was always in our home!! I will always love my dad for showing me what kind of man I wanted to marry!

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  11. My kids Dad is really the best. He teaches them all the time by letting them help with all the home repair projects he does. We only have girls, but let me tell you they will put some man to shame with their handyman skills someday!!!

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  12. My dad is the best! Was always there to teach and guide me. Wendy@arrowa.com

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  13. My dad always told my friends the corniest jokes! I'd get so embarrassed. Everyone liked him.

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  14. I have fun memories of going with my dad to the high school football games.

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  15. My dad is now 71 and STILL looks after me, fixing stuff, checking my car, like I was 16.. I love that about him! thekimmiefiles at gmail dot com

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  16. I lost my biological dad 9.5 years ago and not a day goes by that I don't think about him. I was his only girl and was such a daddy's girl. He was so kind, caring and loving. My mom remarried when I was very little and my step-father raised me as his own. He means the world to me. He walked me down the isle when my dad was too sick and danced a father/daughter dance with me without a second thought. He never once treated me as if I wasn't "his" daughter, even after Mom and he had a daughter of their own. Right now I am caring for my step-dad in his very final days in his battle with cancer. He fought so hard and was so brave through it all. It breaks my heart to know that he will not be here very soon.

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  17. My dad was the best dad ever. He always had time for all 5 of us kids. He made the simplest things seem so special. He passed on 3 years ago and I miss him every day.

    Leslie
    cascrapper at gmail dot com

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  18. Like many of the posts here...my husband is the world's greatest Dad. While he didn't become one in the normal fashion...he's every bit "Dad" to our son. They both adore each other. I am truly blessed by the both of them!

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  19. My funnest dad memory is when we went to a waterpark and he went down the slide and almost lost his partial plate at the bottom.

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  20. We have 2 girls and my youngest was my husbands buddy at a lot of "guy things". My husband would take my youngest daughter to car shows with him. At these shows there are a lot of scantily clad girls. My daughter would catch my husband looking and she would tell him, "Daddy don't look, I'm telling mommy". And she did tell mommy!

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  21. My dad is so wonderful! I love how he's so involved with my kids too! He's an awesome grandpa!

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  22. My daddy passed away August 1 2006, 13 days before my 26th birthday. He was a very creative man, he even built the house that I grew up in. I remember everything from my childhood, he was always there. I miss him dearly.

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  23. I was such a daddy's girl! I will treasure his love for life. He taught us to be respectable and be the best that we can be. My greatest moment was seeing his face when I graduated from high school college. I am so lucky to be married to my husband. He reminds me of my dad so much and his love for our children is amazing. Great giveaway and thanks for the chance to win.

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  24. Thank you for the opportunity to win! My Dad would take me fishing!

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  25. I still have my dad and he is very ill. I am on my way over for my shift to care for parents now. I take him to his doctor appointments and he makes everyone laugh. He lives with my mom who had dementia. He does have a good sense of humor.

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  26. My Dad is an awesome father, not just to me but to my siblings as well. He is always there when we need him and even when we don't. LOL He is full of life and loves all of his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Needless to say I was a Daddy's girl being the only girl. I love my Daddy!!!!

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  27. My father was a wonderful man that we lost too soon! He was a 6'5" stature of man that would sit with his three girls and have a tea party and allow us to put rollers in his hair. Then he would run outside to play football/baseball/basketball with my 6 brothers. He worked nights so he can be home with us, he coached all the sports teams for all of us. He only knew 6 of his 20 grandchildren and he did the samething by working nights to babysit the little ones. He is a very missed man!

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  28. One if my funniest dad memories was when a young man covered in tattoos cme to pick up my 16 year old sister to go out. My dad went outside with a shotgun in his hands and told the boy "I've been to prison and ill go back if you don't have her home by 8!" I just stood there laughing so hard!

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  29. Just trying to pick one of the many funny stories involving my daddy has given me several minutes of really good memories and laughs. The 2 that stick out in my mind involve a rooster and the other, a boat motor. No way I could explain, you just had to be there!

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  30. I lost my father to Cancer when I was 14 but my hubby is the best father to our girls! He would appreciate this giveaway so much as it would allow us to craft together! Thanks for a chance at such a great prize

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  31. Thanks for the fantastic giveaway!
    I especially remember when we used to travel, my dad always bought me some smurfs for long trip to play with in our car, I really loved those moments together :)

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  32. My dad was just the best and always had funny things to say. He made everything more fun.
    sekala45@roadrunner.com

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  33. I was a daddy's girl We used to go the midget car races, watch wrestling on TV and eat sardines and crackers while watching We'd also go golfing together I had the best dad in the world.
    Wowie what a give away wow I'd so love it thanks for the chance.

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  34. One of the funnest memories of my Dad involved a waterpark. While on holidays, my Dad, who is NOT a swimmer AT ALL, took us to an outdoor water slide park. I vividly watched my Dad take his first slide down a long straight waterslide. I almost fell over laughing as he hydro-planed across the top of the pool. The look on his face was priceless!!

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  35. My dad is the most wonderful husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather. He married my mother and adopted her 4 children from a previous marriage and he has always been there for us in every way imaginable and still is at 76! There have been so many wonderful moments, sledding, teach me to ice skate and play golf, traveling all over the country and just teaching me how to be a good person. I feel truly blessed to be his daughter.

    Thanks for the awesome giveaway. Would love that camcorder so I could document great moments with my dad and our family!

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  36. Dad currently resides in heaven with mom and each fathers day I pull out the scrapbooks and enjoy all the wonderful memories we made as a military family traveling all over the world. Dad loved God, Family and serving his country in the Air Force. He left his 5 children a legacy of service to others.

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  37. My Dad died when I was about 7. My husband has been a FABULOUS father to our daughter. He would plan "secret" trips with her, keeping me out of the loop and they would put me in the car and then the fun would begin. Secret birthday party surprises, oh my. He is so loving and patient and kind with our daughter. He has taught her so many things about life and getting through life. I love him dearly and especially on Father's Day!

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  38. I don't remember my Dad, but my husband was so great with the girls when they were little! The most fun was when he would get into whipped cream pie wars with them! I'd have to hose them off before they could come into the house! My girls loved it and so did my DH!

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  40. Our kids loved when my husband would get on his hands and knees and play Guanna, Guann, Jumbo! He was the elephant and they would both get to ride on his back at the same time!

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  41. One time my dad was showing old movies on a reel-to-reel projector. He had accidentally put the first reel on wrong so it was projecting the film upside down. Instead of stopping the projector, rewinding and reloading, my dad simply held the projector upside down as it played out the remainder of the film. That was decades ago and we still laugh about it today. He was such a funny and lovely man. I miss him! Thanks for the chance to win another wonderful giveaway.

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  42. we were having a sleep over. Dad came up and scared us. He was laughing so hard. This is going to be my last Fathers Day with my Dad. I love making cards for him. They make him smile.

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  43. As my brother, my sisters and I live in Florida and my dad is in New York; I remember one time he decided that he was going to come down and see us. He left NY on a Friday afternoon, drove all the way to Florida for a very short visit. He then left to go back to NY so he could be at work on Monday morning. The things parents do for their kids.

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  44. In my eyes my husband is the worlds best dad.We have 3 children and 2 grandchildren and whenever they need something he is there.I have 1 son that is a single dad and I have watched my husband go without things he needs just to help my son with things my grandchildren need.He never complains and would give anybody the shirt off his back if they need it.Recently I have been diagnoised with a few long last physical issues and he has been by my side and always ask me if I'm ok.He never worries about himself.I would be lost without him.He is the love of my life.

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  45. My dad is awesome. My favorite memory is all the times he took me to Michael's craft store when I was a kid to buy whatever craft I wanted to try at the moment.

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  46. My husband is a wonderful dad!!! He works a lot of hours but when he is home he spends time with our two kids. I am so proud of the father that he is...he's an amazing husband too!!!!

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  47. I am very blessed to still have my father in my life. He is 88 and in good shape and great mind. He has always been an excellent role model in everyway for my brother and I. My favorite memories are dancing with him when I was a little girl.

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  48. My dad was an avid golfer and never yelled at us for breaking his trophies to make a "fort" with blankets.

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  49. Fun Dad memory is of when my daughter when a baby/toddler would fall asleep laying/stretched out with my hubby/her Daddy in the recliner. I have a photo of that memory.
    Melissa
    "Sunshine HoneyBee"

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  50. My dad is 90 and I take him to lunch at least once a week. I'm so blessed to still have him around. My favorite memory of my dad is how he could fix anything....it wasn't always pretty but some how he would find a way to fix everything! Let's just say...he loves duct tape! lol :)

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  51. I have twin sons, that have both become awesome father's. They try to be very involved in the lives of my grandkids. They make me proud.
    Nancy
    Memphis

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  52. Unfortunately (both) of my dads have passed, miss them both very much. But...my family goes camping over Fathers day & we always have a great time.

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  53. I would love to see my dad put on his bifocals and just sit and read the Bible!

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  54. What a great giveaway! My most fun memory of my dad is that he was just plain funny! He could tell the silliest joke and makes us laugh until we cried. Thanks for the chance to win.

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  55. What a wonderful giveaway! I have to many wonderful memories to list! My dad will be 90 years old in a week and a half! He's the best, he loves children (3 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren) and loves animals and he is the ORIGNAL American Picker! He walks every day with his walker and his it rigged up so that if he finds something on trash day he can just put it on his walker, he's so cute! He is the sweetest man and everyone loves him, especially me!
    Pam
    scrap-n-sewgranny.blogspot.com

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  56. What a wonderful giveaway. my favorite dad memory is sledding at midnight on a full moon night. He woke us all up and told us to get our snowsuits on and took us sledding behind our house by the light of the full moon. Afterwards we all came in, had hot chocolate and then went back to bed! Perfect night!

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  57. One of my funniest memory of my dad is that one day he went fishing, when he was throwing the line into the water, the hook got caught in his head. Here he was wondering where the hook went. Thank you for a chance to win this wonderful prize.

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  58. My Dad and I didn't have a good relation ship when I was little. But I thank God that I still have him in my life now. My funnest memory of him was when I was a young teenager and went on a trip with him in his Semi. We got to spend some quality time together.

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  59. This is such a great giveaway. I remember the memories of going horse back riding on Sunday afternoons with my dad

    Luria

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  60. Great giveaway, would enjoy it everyday. Not many memories of my father, my stepfather was my dad and a great one. I love to see my husband teaching our daughter the ins and outs of all the sports he can get here to watch with him

    Evet C
    from chicago

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  61. Wow what a giveaway that I would love to win. Thank you so much!

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  62. We had a large family. There wasn't a lot of money. The things I remember the most were the holidays. Both my parents made sure we had the best Christmas and Easter. There were always special treats.
    What great giveaways.
    MRY

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  63. Awesome giveaway!!! WOW! I have many funny memories of my Dad, but my favorite is he came out of the bathroom one night with a towel all wrapped around his head like me & my Mom do when our hair is wet...we all died laughing, because he barely had hair at all! LOL! He was teasing me because he said every time he saw me, I had a towel wrapped around my head! Love those memories...

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  64. My dad is awesome! He is one of the most caring people I know. He will always stop and give you all his attention when you need it whether you are family, friend, or stranger. Thanks for the great giveaway!

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  65. Thanks for another great give away. My Dad has been gone for a lot of years but I have a lot of good memories. We were a farm family, up early and working together most days. One funny memory I have is the time he put me on a tractor (I was about 12) to drive from one field to another on a public road. He just didn't tell me what to do when it started rolling backward (toward the truck he was in). All came out well and it wasn't too funny at the time but I chuckle now -imagine a parent doing that today. Thanks Dad for the memories, I love you. Bert W

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  66. My dad always manged to get a smile or laugh out out of us, he was always kidding around or teasing us, I have so many fond and happy memories, he's been gone for 2 years now and I still miss him so much, He was very caring and loving and sometimes I think he would have done anything for us kids.

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  67. Wowser! This is quite a giveaway. Thanks Provo and all the sponsors. My dad is 85 and not in the greatest of health. He is a Navy vet, retired after 20 years of service, which makes me a Navy brat. I remember very fondly our adventures on Navy bases across the US.

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  68. This is a wonderful giveaway!!! I dont know who gets more excited about school projects, my husband or my kids. I would love to video tape him reading The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe using all of his voices for each character. Thanks to you and all of your wonderful sponsors Joy!

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  69. jOY,
    YOU AMAZE ME WITH YOUR GIVEAWAYS - WOW! THIS IS REALLY SOMETHING!! HAVE TO PUT IN FOR A CHANCE TO WIN. THANKS.
    MSTGANE
    ANN

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  70. My favorite dad memory is when he would play baseball with all of us. He could always hit the ball so far that not of us could catch it, but that just made me idolize him because I thought he was the strongest man alive!
    Thanks for your wonderful giveaways and all of the great ideas that you come up with.

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  71. I remember my dad teaching me to drive his 1969 VW Beetle on a dirt road in my grandmothers fields. I still remember it like it was yesterday. He is no longer living now and I miss him everyday. Thanks so much for allowing us a chance to win a great prize.

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  72. Fantastic giveaway! My dad had a way of making me feel so special even though I was the baby of 5! I would sneak downstairs after bedtime and he'd sit me in front of the fireplace and tuck blankets around me and he'd tell me stories. When mom would discover I was not in bed he would tell her we were having an "important conference". I miss him so much!

    mommaneff@yahoo.com

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  73. I think my dad is funny when goes on about he's when back stories. It always include in heavy snow and wholes in his shoes. I wonder if any of it is true lol

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  74. My dad had a great sense of humor. One day he tried to call a friend, and the other phone started ringing so he answered it only to find out he called his other number. We all laughed. I have so many other funny stories about my dad we share with our grandchildren. They love to hear them.

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  75. I am a daddy's girl. He is still very much alive and always there for me and my son. I do remember one father's day which was also my birthday, I was so mad when I got up and no one was home. There was no cake, presents or anything. When they got home, I let them know that they missed my birthday. Found out they had gone to pick up my birthday present. Made me feel really bad but I will always remember that. buck2@casscomm.com

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  76. My dad and I had a difficult relationship when I was young, but it changed when I got married. I am fortunate that we ammended things years before his passing away... I have to say I will never forget his pranks, especially the ones he played on my siblings -it is never fun to be the target of pranks is it? LOL!- he used to be so serious those were the only moments where we would laugh. Now I am so fortunate to have a husband that not only cares but loves his family so much, he truly is an awesome dad. He would be thrilled to get a new camcorder and the lab credit and of course perfect excuse to get him into the Cricut craze right? Thanks for the chance to win!
    Have a wonderful day!
    Liz O.

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  77. My funnest moment with my husband, was at Easter. My husband loves boiled eggs, so he loves it when we dye eggs.

    One year, we dyed a raw egg and waited for him to get that one. All the children knew which egg it was, so they all gathered around when he grabbed that one.

    He did not disappoint. He cracked it against his leg. There was egg all over his leg.

    He didn't think it was as funny as I did.

    Mari

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  78. When I was little my Poppy was like my father. I have tons of great memories but I think my favorite was when he used to take me to the candy store even though my Granny said no. And then we would hid the little brown bags of candy all over the house and find them years later.

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  79. my fondest memory is my Dad playing Doctor with my young children, He even let them cut his T-shirt, they had him wrapped from head to toe with bandages
    upnurse at aol dot com

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  80. My dad was more ornery than funny. but the funniest thing he ever did was perm his hair. It was the early 80's. Boys were getting perms in their rat tails (remember those?). But my dad didn't have long hair. So he just got an all over perm. Took him right back to the 70's - can you say 'FRO?

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  81. I'm mostly proud of my Dad! He is almost 92 years old and full of love. He's a WWII POW! He has made our wonderful family what it is today, loving, caring and giving. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  82. I met my natural father @ 17. He was a blast to be around! I quickly learned the where's & whys of my many quirks I had that didn't seem like my mom's! My best memory was Easter morning, after staying the night @ his house, we walked to breakfast & he put his arm around me & said, "Happy Easter egg". I laughed so hard then but get all misty now that he is gone. To this day, every Easter morning I tell MY little girl, "Happy Easter egg"!! I LOVE it when she giggles! kweenbee_612@yahoo.com

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  83. My father died was I was young and I don't have any real memory of him, but I married a wonderful man and he has a great sense of humor, he was always playing pranks on our daughter and her friends - the old bucket full of water over the door was always a good one that he did often and usually with great success too! We can't wait to have grandchildren so that we can have some great fun with them too. Thanks for a wonderful giveaway, he would love it if I won all of this :)

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  84. My favorite memory of my father is the time he and I spent just us two. He would take me alone to see all the animal movies. I loved our time together. What a great prize! I would love too win to make more memories! bringler@att.net

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  85. My Dad took my brother and I horseback riding and a helicopter ride. I'll never forget how much fun that was.

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  86. My dad dies when i was 12 but I have specific memories of him. He wad an engineer so very good at math, he had a great crew cut and made me laugh.

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  87. My favorite memory of my dad was when he took me to work with him and we ate lunch on the tailgate of his pickup truck. He passed away in 2009; but he lives on in my memory.

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  88. Bowling & Fishing are two of the things my Dad taught me, and I have taught my kids how to do these. Great times and Great Memories.

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  89. Wow, wouldn't this be fun...my best memory is when my dad brought and cheered me on during all my games and practices at ringette. Early mornings, late nights, all the tournaments...i just never appreciated it growing up but i sure do now...

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  90. My dad was a pretty serious guy, but he always found the time to take us fishing. This was the best!

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  91. My stepfather was my dad. He was wonderful and very, very funny. He could tell jokes for hours, sound effects and all. We loved each other dearly and I miss him very much. He was the best dad I could ever have. What a great give-away for Father's Day.

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  92. My dad always used to tickle us silly! He would make us say "please" and then "don't" and then "stop" and then he would say "Say it three times fast!" and we would say "Please don't stop, please, don't stop, please don't stop!!!" and he would say "Okay" and keep tickling! :) It's funny I still remember that some thirty years later!

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  93. My dad loves to garden. Watching him with my brothers in the garden is a favorite memory

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  94. My dad used to play softball catch with me when he got home from work.

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  95. My Dad has been gone for 12 1/2 years now and not a day goes by that I don't miss him but we have so many fun memories and stories about his sense of humor! One that really stands out is how we would be all be in the car and be driving past someplace that we really wanted to go, like the ice cream place or something, and we would beg for him to stop and he would act like he was trying to turn the steering wheel but was really just moving his hands around the wheel - and he told us that he couldn't get the car to turn! Come to think of it, it wasn't too funny then because we really wanted ice cream but this is such a fond memory now! :-)

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  96. my dad is always the life of the party! he has a good time where ever he goes and he always makes sure everyone in the room feels warm and welcome and included in the fun..he a is a great man and I love him dearly!

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  97. I remember my Daddy taking me fishing and to catch bullfrogs. when we were done, he taught me how to clean and cook them. Back then I was real popular with the boys in the area. LOL Now that was fun!

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  98. My Dad would round up the kids at a family gathering or any kids around. At dusk, really just as it got dark..... we all went out Banshee hunting. He would give out bags and fish nets just in case we found one. Somehow he would slip behind a tree, jump out and scare us. Of course we all ran home. Guess what! The next hunt we all went again with the hope to finally get a Banshee. Thanks for the giveaway

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  99. My dad has the most warped sense of humor...and even though I am adopted I have the exact same kind...either you get it or you don't. I grew up in New Zealand but am a pasty white blonde girl. He and my mum adopted me when they where quite elderly and I am so thankful he said yes. He is a stalwart man who chooses not to drink or cuss..and golfs once a week...he is 97..going strong...guess he has it figured out. He used to play..... I'd rather...and looking back we used to beg for a different question but this is my dad he would say.... ...I' d rather slide down the banister of razor blades ....or.....put my hand in the blender. The whole fam would try to out do each other with something worse than his I'd rather....I thought it was terrible.i didn't want to do either but for some reason I would always beg to play with my brothers..and now my 3 ground kids play it with their kids and all my 5 brothers play it with theirs. I guess it's kinda gross but it makes me laugh hysterically that we would make up the most ridiculous things each worse than the other and my fab dad would say you gotta pick one or else.....or else what...we never got to that part but we had some pretty bad I'd rathers....a great hilarious memory. Here's to you dad....if you won Joys giveaway you could either keep it or would you rather put grandmas hand down the garbage disposal. Hahah..I guess perhaps this is not giving anyone a good impression of me but my dad is a magistrate judge attorney and it is just him. Thanks for helping me think of a great memory!! Happy Fathers Day to all the fab dads!! Joy you are the best!!

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  100. My dad has be gone for almost 26 years, had him for only 36 years. He was always the life of the party, loved to help him around the farm.
    Thanks for the give away

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  101. My dad was always a very hard worker and had to travel a lot for business. In order to have time with all 5 of us kids, he would take us on business trips with him. We would talk while driving around the state of Montana, sit in the car while he did his business and then he would take us to lunch somewhere special. At Christmas time he would take us down to the Bonanza 88 store, give us each $5 to buy gifts for the whole family (we got to be really creative) and would then take us to the Woolworths Store so we could have chili and crackers. I am so blessed to still have my wonderful dad in my life. Thanks for the opportunity to win an amazing giveaway

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  102. My dad has passed away a few years ago.
    My fondest memory of my dad is his big heart. My dad married my mom when she was 8 months pregnant with her 5th child. Her 1st husband and father to those 5 kids passed away from cancer earlier that year. Dad married mom so she could keep her kids. I came along 13 months later, followed by 2 more kiddos. Dad supported all 8 of us kids and I appreciate that he made it possible for all of us to grow up together.
    Thanks Dad. I love and miss you.
    D~ dmcardmaker (at AOL)
    http://designsbydragonfly.blogspot.com
    (email follower)

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  103. My parents are both gone, but my dad always made even work seem like fun. Once he took my older brother, my twin brother and me to pick up rocks to put in a big mud hole on our road. We worked hard and then threw the rocks into the mud hole making the biggest splashes we could! He just laughed and made bigger splashes! But we were ready to go get another load of rocks for the mud hole! :-)
    Teresa
    rdrepublican@windstream.net

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  104. My dad is an amazing dad, he's always there when we need him, but he's an even more amazing grandpa! Seeing the joy he takes in every moment with my boys melts my heart!

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  105. My dad had to travel for his job, so we didn't get to see him very often. HE had 4 daughters, Yvonne, Sandra, Vicki and me. What was weird was he taught me and my 3 sisters how to count by playing card games. He had 4 daughters and wanted a son so bad, but after 4 girls he decided he was done...and believe me my mom was soooo done. Remember, she has all 4 of us and he is TRAVELING. I AM SURE SHE WOULD SAY "CALGON TAKE ME AWAY" QUITE OFTEN. "GOD BLESS THEM BOTH I MISS THEM"

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  106. My favorite funny memory is when my first niece was born. She was just a few weeks old the first time Daddy held her. She lay there quietly looking up at him for a long time, then started crying loudly...Daddy yelled "Somebody come get this thing" in that deep Southern drawl if his. This will be our first Father's Day without...gonna be tough one! :^]

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  107. My Dad is awesome and super funny. He's always making us laugh by making up songs or telling funny stories. He's awesome with my kids and it means so much to me that they get to know their Papa and be close to him. My 4 year old daughter told me she's going to be just like her Papa and never grow up. Ha! I love my Dad and I'm so thankful for him.

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  108. We were kids and Dad had to make dinner. He made chicken and green mashed potatoes. When my Mom came home, she was horrified and asked him "Why???". His reply? lol "You said the kids had to have something green at every dinner, so I made green mashed potatoes!" He was quite proud of himself :)

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  109. My funniest memory of my dad is him trying to convince me to swim in Lake Superior which is freezing. He is in the water and dancing around cause it is so cold but saying it is warm..

    Jenny S
    stine069@aol.com

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  110. Being a driver's ed teacher, my dad started teaching us to drive in elementary school. When we were out in the country (small town), he'd put us in the driver's seat in front of him and let us steer. Also, though frowned upon these days, he let us ride in the back of the truck when we were at the lease where we kept the cows and horses.

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  111. OMG, this is such an awesome opportunity. Fingers crossed. :)

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  112. My best memory about my dad is not a huge thing. We had dinner together as a family every night, well, every meal was together unless we were at school. One night we were having a ton of fun, laughing so hard we cried, giggling, and telling stories. Dad had just taken a big mouth-full of milk and then ... laughed. The milk sprayed across the entire table, even getting my mom on the other end! I remember laughing so hard that night my stomach hurt and my cheeks hurt, but oh, it felt so good!

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  113. I did not have a good relationship with my father till I was much older. Now I make all his cards and he frames them, like works of art.

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  114. What a great giveaway ! The black circuit is awesome:) Sandy in the pines

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  115. My dad had 3 girls and no boys. He loved to make things for us. He made stilts, wooden trucks, a ping pong table. He made sure we had lots of fun...even taking 2 of us fishing at a time, which meant he stayed busy taking the fish off the hooks and didn't get to fish for himself. It didn't take him long to teach us to take our own fish off the hook! I had a great dad and mom. If we had filmed a reality series it would have looked a lot like the old TV Series "Father Knows Best".

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  116. My Dad could make picking out produce an exciting adventure. One time on a trip from Oregon down to southern California, we passed a home with some big Pomegranate trees in the front yard with the fruit just falling on the ground. My Dad hit the brakes, turned in and went up and asked the people if we could pick their Pomegranates. We left with several bags full.
    Great giveaway. Thanks for the chance to win.

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  117. My dad would always find a way to scare us. He would sit in the dark by the back door and simply say HI when we walked in...and scare the crap out of us!! Don't worry, my sister and I always found a way to get him back!!!

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  118. I lost my dad in 1973 to a massive heart attack, but I have many fond memories of him. I was "daddy's girl" and we did everything together. One of my favorite memories of my dad was his story telling--he would gather the neighborhood kids in the front yard and spin the biggest yarns you ever heard! We loved his stories and we would hang on his every word! I can picture him now, sitting in his lounge chair with his best buddy--his dog Sam--sitting beside him swinging in a baby swing!

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  119. Wow! What an amazing giveaway!

    My favourite dad memory is from when I was a teen. We had ordered Chinese food and were finishing up with our fortune cookies. My father had gone to put some of the containers in the garbage, and we each (5 kids) took our fortunes and slipped them into his cookie. When my dad came back and saw his cookie, he noticed a bit of paper sticking out so pulled out the fortune and read it. Then he laughed as he noticed a bit more paper and made a big deal about a double fortune. He pulled it out, causing a bit from yet another fortune to stick out. We were all laughing - and so was he as he had not yet realized that we had all put our fortunes in his cookie. He was just SO excited to have so much good fortune! He finally realized what we had done. Even though my dad has been gone for a long time now, we all still fondly remember the Chinese fortune cookie dinner!!

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  120. Hi Joy, Dad always told me to have the
    "courage" to do something. I have thought of
    that advice many times over the years.
    Hugs to you and Melanie,
    Pam DeKoeyer, Arizona
    darylpam@aol.com

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  121. My favourite memories of my dad was when we would all go our side and play baseball. We had such fun and many laughs.

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  122. My Dad likes to take us out to eat at the local casino.

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  123. There are so many funny moments that involved my Dad that it is hard to choose from. I do recall that one night when we were eating dinner the phone kept ringing and ringing. Every time we answered it, it was a wrong number. After the fifth or sixth time, my Dad picked up the phone and answered "Rydell Mortuary. You stab em, we slab em." That was the end of the wrong number. It sent my entire family into hysterics.

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  124. The best fun I had with my Dad was when we were making wood cut-out Easter bunnies for yard decorations. They were 3-4 feet tall and we made at least a half dozen of them for different people. This was at least a few week project but it was great quality time I got to spend with my Dad!

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  125. My Dad is a quiet type, I love him because he loves us (her children) and our mom. Hes a handyman, knows how to repair broken things at home. I like his drawings, his love of crossword puzzles and music.

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  126. In my dad's workshop was a sign- "Ye git to soon olt and too late schmart" Somehow that is the first thing I remember when I think of my dad- sitting there as a child and seeing that carved sign.

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  127. My dad is a hard-working, old-fashioned "man's man" who never wears shorts or sandals regardless of how hot it gets in the summer. His normal attire is jeans and a pocket T-shirt. His church attire is a "nice" pair of jeans and a shirt with a collar! One of the funniest things I remember as a kid is when he ran from the house in the middle of the night and down the driveway dressed in my mom's housecoat and flip-flops with a baseball bat and yelling at the local teenagers for attempting to smash our mailbox. One look at him and they took off!

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  128. The most fun I have with my dad is now shared with my children! It's amazing how young he feels when he gets around his grandchildren. They are the light of his life and it makes my heart melt every time I witness "their fun"!

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  129. my DAD is AWESOME because he's my dad and there is no other dad out like him. i thank God everydad for my dad. LOVE YOU DAD.

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  130. Would love to see tutorials about how to do layers on vinyl.
    Cullen C's grandma

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  131. My dad spent time with me to teach me how to play the harmonica. It is a memory I cherish. He was working so much of my childhood, any time I got alone with him, was very special.

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  132. My dad taught me to play softball. When I was born he and his dad when out and bought me a glove that was bigger than me! I treasure those moments now that he is gone!

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  133. My Dad was a Chicago Firefighter, I worried about him all the time. He was a great dad! Played games, cards and taught me how to play sports. He was always there for me in my adult life. I sure do miss him!

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  134. My funniest Dad moment was when my Father-in-Law was carrying a plate of Oreos and glass of milk to watch TV. As he was sitting in his rocker, he leaned back too far and the rocker fell over backwards spilling the milk and cookies all over him. We still laugh about that memory.
    pwburns at nemr dot net

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  135. Myhusband decided one day that he would show the girls how to have fun on the slip and slide. He ran at full blast, dove and instead of slipping and sliding, he went thud and laid there. He crawled to the patio, in pain. One trip to the emergency room and 4 broken ribs later, he never tried that and we were forbidden to talk about it. KR

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  136. My Dad made me appreciate all kinds of art.

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  137. My daddy passed at age 92, and he was funny and endearing right to the end. Everyone remembers him best for his crazy sense of humor and his ability to show up for everyone, just when needed! In his later years, he called all the nurses his little mermaid and made them laugh. He asked everybody if it was their turn to take him to lunch--whether he'd just met them, or not. He fought in WWII AND he was a soldier for Jesus. I miss him!

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  138. My dad has been gone for 20 years. I miss him everyday - he was my rock. He showed me what living for God really means giving of yourself for others.
    If i won this awesome bundle my son in law would be the lucky recipient.
    Blessings to all the dads out there trying to make a difference in this crazy world.
    Indiana Gram Karen

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  139. My dad played badminton with us often. It's because he played with us that I took a badminton class in college and had some of the most fun I had in school in that class. I also love playing it any time I get the chance (only now I can actually play to win b/c of my college class).

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  141. My dad always tells the funniest stories and with such exaggeration too. He is quite the storyteller and now his grandkids get to enjoy his tall tales. lol.

    coupondenise at live dot com

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  142. I didn't have my dad around when I was growing up. My MOM was both mom & dad. My grandpa was my dad also. My grandpa taught me how to fish! Everything from getting my pole strung to putting the worm on and also filleting the fish. I remember when my grandpa showed me how to skin & fillet catfish he had caught. He explained everything, to me it was so COOL to watch because I loved science, it was almost like leaning how to disect. Yeah it sounds a little gross but I was the oldest granddaughter and grandpa made sure us girls (granddaughters) knew how to fish and we did pretty much everything that my boy cousins did. From yard work to basic car care. MY GRANDPA IS AND WILL ALWAYS BE MY "DAD"!

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  143. My Dad is an awesome gardener. He is always puttering in the garden when he isn't out golfing. He is retired now and I can't think of a more deserving person to be able to relax how he wants after years of hard work!
    Thanks for a chance to win!

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  144. I can't think of anything funny but he did love to entertain who ever would listen to him playing the button accordion. He couldn't read music but he played by ear and was pretty good.

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