I'm such a wimp sometimes

[Dial_tone]

I'm watching this reality show with John Force, NHRA guy. He's loaded now and has 3 teenage daughters that are just spoiled rotton and he's goin nuts about it. They've got drawers full of $200 sunglasses and $1,000 monthly credit card bills that they don't even pay. He takes them to see the trailer home he grew up in and on the way there the girls are whining about spring break trips to Cabo or somewhere.
They get to the trailer and the owner lets 'em all in. John is talking about all the simple things they got by. I start thinking about my dad raising us 2 kids on a military salary. He made a lot of our furniture himself, even some of the toys I had. I remember him taking a part-time job at Sears to make extra cash when he was a fucking Leutenant Ccolonel.
Next thing you know I am sitting on the bed crying like a newborn baby. I mean like heaving crying too. I'm calling my dad right now. Call yours.

 

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[Smurfy]

That is sweet

 

[medical]

Clomid........

 

[theoak01]

that definately hits home for some people eh bro? i know it made me feel all mushy inside when i saw that.

 

[buffer1]

John Force is the King of Top Fuel funny cars

 

[biteme]

I get that way. Especially after the first 2 strong beers. I don't do it front of people, only when alone. Sometimes, on the way to work. Nothing wrong with that.

 

[swole]

I'm watching this reality show with John Force, NHRA guy. He's loaded now and has 3 teenage daughters that are just spoiled rotton and he's goin nuts about it. They've got drawers full of $200 sunglasses and $1,000 monthly credit card bills that they don't even pay. He takes them to see the trailer home he grew up in and on the way there the girls are whining about spring break trips to Cabo or somewhere.
They get to the trailer and the owner lets 'em all in. John is talking about all the simple things they got by. I start thinking about my dad raising us 2 kids on a military salary. He made a lot of our furniture himself, even some of the toys I had. I remember him taking a part-time job at Sears to make extra cash when he was a fucking Leutenant Ccolonel.
Next thing you know I am sitting on the bed crying like a newborn baby. I mean like heaving crying too. I'm calling my dad right now. Call yours.

DT I get the same way when I see father/son moments or when military vets talk about brotherhood, sacrifice and fellow comrades who were killed/wounded. It's like a trigger, I can't stop the tear from forming when I think about people sacrificing themselves for a greater good. I get emotional because a father/son bond was something I never had as a kid. You realize how great of a person your father was and are extremely grateful for it. Props to him.

 

[biteme]

DT I get the same way when I see father/son moments or when military vets talk about brotherhood, sacrifice and fellow comrades who were killed/wounded. It's like a trigger, I can't stop the tear from forming when I think about people sacrificing themselves for a greater good. I get emotional because a father/son bond was something I never had as a kid. You realize how great of a person your father was and are extremely grateful for it. Props to him.

Good for you. I thought you thought of yourself as too macho. Just because I can decapitate people doesn't mean I don't have a heart. Kudos.

 

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All children deserve and need a good father.

 

[thelion2005]

DT I get the same way when I see father/son moments or when military vets talk about brotherhood, sacrifice and fellow comrades who were killed/wounded. It's like a trigger, I can't stop the tear from forming when I think about people sacrificing themselves for a greater good. I get emotional because a father/son bond was something I never had as a kid. You realize how great of a person your father was and are extremely grateful for it. Props to him.

Amen.

This is the main reason I sacrificed a lot for my kids and now the grandsons.