OT: Father's Day

Sort of OT–ish, anyway.
Joe isn't a dad, unless you count being a cat–dad, but I like the idea
of a special day for the guys so I usually get him something for
Father's Day.
This year it's a bottle of Faconnable Classic and some goodies from
Lou Malnati's. Joe's an ex–pat Chicago Italian and he loves those
kind of pizzas you have to eat with a spoon. :)
What are you getting your guy for Father's Day? (Dad or not!)
Leigh
––
Consequences, shmonsequences, as long as I'm rich. – D. Duck

In article <m4ds91pd08ottj855e8583ll9f12o8k...@4ax.com>, le...@nbi.com
says...
Taking my Dad to Ray's Boathouse (fancy seafood restaurant) for Father's
Day Brunch, and bought him one of these, which I know he'll like because
he's a soccer fanatic and has lived in both Portugal and [South] Korea:
––
Debbie the Dogged das at spamcop dot net
"Poodles are space aliens who think they've disguised
themselves as dogs." – Paghat the Ratgirl

Sorry about the previous premature posting:
In article <m4ds91pd08ottj855e8583ll9f12o8k...@4ax.com>, le...@nbi.com
says...
I am between romantic entanglements at the moment, so taking my Dad to
Ray's Boathouse (fancy seafood restaurant) for Father's
Day Brunch, and bought him one of these, which I know he'll like because
he's a soccer fanatic and has lived in both Portugal and [South] Korea:
http://tinyurl.com/9kjdr
––
Debbie the Dogged das at spamcop dot net
"Poodles are space aliens who think they've disguised
themselves as dogs." – Paghat the Ratgirl

1) a new heavy duty hose reel.
2) a set of dvds.. i don't remember what they are but he will like them
3) a remote controlled plane if I can find one. It would keep him busy!
p–)
sStevie

Hey Stevie if you need help chosing a plane email me. My Domestic
Associate is an expert in RC planes.
Sandra
––
I'm what Willis was talking about.

My Stepson always forgets fathers day so I always buy for my Husband. This
year I'm seriously thinking about buying him a Mac mini.

no Dad's here, but the Cats are always buying us presents :–))

no Dad's here, but the Cats are always buying us presents :–))
–
I'm what Willis was talking about.

I am currently on hold with Tommy Bahama. I am ordering a shirt for my
husband...a green silk one with dollar signs on it. He manages money for
the base so this is quite appropriate.
I'm hoping that there isn't a problem with mailing it. The store needs to
go to the Post Office and fill out a customs form and the clerk sounded a
little sceptical. Here's hoping!

When I was a poor college student I started a tradition of buying my
father a new copy of one of the Science Fiction classics he owned that I
had worn out through constant rereading. Now I tend to buy him a new
book I think he'll like – usually a paperback. This year I may splurge
and get him the first three of my new favorite SF series – The Company
by Kage Baker. (The first one is In the Garden of Iden if you're
interested. NAYY.)

When I was a poor college student I started a tradition of buying my
father a new copy of one of the Science Fiction classics he owned that I
had worn out through constant rereading. Now I tend to buy him a new
book I think he'll like – usually a paperback. This year I may splurge
and get him the first three of my new favorite SF series – The Company
by Kage Baker. (The first one is In the Garden of Iden if you're
interested. NAYY.)

When I was a poor college student I started a tradition of buying my
father a new copy of one of the Science Fiction classics he owned that I
had worn out through constant rereading. Now I tend to buy him a new
book I think he'll like – usually a paperback. This year I may splurge
and get him the first three of my new favorite SF series – The Company
by Kage Baker. (The first one is In the Garden of Iden if you're
interested. NAYY.)

When I was a poor college student I started a tradition of buying my
father a new copy of one of the Science Fiction classics he owned that I
had worn out through constant rereading. Now I tend to buy him a new
book I think he'll like – usually a paperback. This year I may splurge
and get him the first three of my new favorite SF series – The Company
by Kage Baker. (The first one is In the Garden of Iden if you're
interested. NAYY.)

"Nadya" <na...@spam.net> wrote in message
news:d85n9q0...@enews2.newsguy.com...
That's a great idea. I've bought DH two Izod polo shirts and an
assortment of hand crafted beer. I bought favortites such as Modelo
Especial, Firestone amber, Alaskan amber and Sierra Nevada pale ale but
the one I couldn't pass up was He'brew, the chosen beer, Genesis ale
that says conceived in San Francisco, brewed in New York.
Audrey

"Nadya" <na...@spam.net> wrote in message
news:d85n9q0...@enews2.newsguy.com...
That's a great idea. I've bought DH two Izod polo shirts and an
assortment of hand crafted beer. I bought favortites such as Modelo
Especial, Firestone amber, Alaskan amber and Sierra Nevada pale ale but
the one I couldn't pass up was He'brew, the chosen beer, Genesis ale
that says conceived in San Francisco, brewed in New York.
Audrey

"Nadya" <na...@spam.net> wrote in message
news:d85n9q0...@enews2.newsguy.com...
That's a great idea. I've bought DH two Izod polo shirts and an
assortment of hand crafted beer. I bought favortites such as Modelo
Especial, Firestone amber, Alaskan amber and Sierra Nevada pale ale but
the one I couldn't pass up was He'brew, the chosen beer, Genesis ale
that says conceived in San Francisco, brewed in New York.
Audrey

"Nadya" <na...@spam.net> wrote in message
news:d85n9q0...@enews2.newsguy.com...
That's a great idea. I've bought DH two Izod polo shirts and an
assortment of hand crafted beer. I bought favortites such as Modelo
Especial, Firestone amber, Alaskan amber and Sierra Nevada pale ale but
the one I couldn't pass up was He'brew, the chosen beer, Genesis ale
that says conceived in San Francisco, brewed in New York.
Audrey

ahmward wrote:
I may have to use your idea, Audrey! I just found out the earlier books
are OOP – and even my beloved Powells doesn't have used copies. So I
either need to do a real abebooks type search or go for plan B!

ahmward wrote:
I may have to use your idea, Audrey! I just found out the earlier books
are OOP – and even my beloved Powells doesn't have used copies. So I
either need to do a real abebooks type search or go for plan B!

ahmward wrote:
I may have to use your idea, Audrey! I just found out the earlier books
are OOP – and even my beloved Powells doesn't have used copies. So I
either need to do a real abebooks type search or go for plan B!

ahmward wrote:
I may have to use your idea, Audrey! I just found out the earlier books
are OOP – and even my beloved Powells doesn't have used copies. So I
either need to do a real abebooks type search or go for plan B!