Just don't empty the dishes into the cat box like last time.
Before Facebook, you went through five key stages in your relationship with your father. He held you in the hospital when you were born, you competed with him for your mother's love, you accidentally saw his penis when you were six, you hated him when you were a teenager, and then you spent the next few decades sharing polite conversation about sports and digestion. Now, thanks to Mark Zuckerberg, you also have to endure the Facebook stage. Celebrate Father's Day with this collection of fathers exhibiting some truly cringe-worthy behavior on Facebook.
Maybe hire someone on staff to handle your online interactions with your offspring?
Your fault. You shouldn't have taught him the word "fap."
Won't that scald, Dad?
Depends on what you're lifting.
When will someone lecture dad about the necessity of punctuation?
It's a rough day when you encounter your dad sexually expressing himself with the word "Giggidy."
Posted 6/12/13:
When "looking out for my little girl" goes too far.
UNFRIEND! UNFRIEND! UNFRIEND!
And lost you as a Facebook friend.
Yeah, that's not okay.
I'm starting to really value my dad's discretion.
He's dealing with fertility issues. Let him vent.
We know you do it. Don't remind us. Thanks.
Good reason.
Someone's about to friend Family Court.
No more pics. You'll give him an acid flashback.
He just wants to be part of your life!
Agreed. And what club let you in wearing those sneakers?
Not embarrassing. We all cried at the end of that movie.
Meet fun dad!
Mom better tell everyone in the family to quit the chit chat about her womb.
Nice work Stephen. He'll be dead soon. Just get him that casserole while you still can.
Just dropping by your page with some fatherly wisdom about Hanes briefs. Love you, son.
This is a good father.
Never go online after colonoscopy gas.
Nice. Wait...is that Jeremy Renner?
Like if guilt could be delivered with the efficiency of a predator drone.
Dad's had some accidents.
Great bunch of folks.
Air travel was ruined for him forever that day.
Kyle speaks for us all.
(Originally published June 12, 2013)