Cat Fact Avalanche
“So my little cousin posted on Facebook that he was bored and gave everyone his new phone number…”
(via source)
One Of These People Has Written A Book About…
What if we told you that the guy who sent this photo to us also has written a book about balls? Golf balls, that is. Well, his name is John Vawter (the clothed one), he has, and we dig it. In fact, we are always proud to support anyone who’s a part of the AFP family. You can click here to order John’s book– Anything For A Golf Ball.
The Cutest Computer Threat
“My friend’s seven-year-old sister left this note for her parents on their computer.”
(via source)
Irish Photobomb
“We were on a vacation in Ireland and went exploring the grounds of Blarney Castle when my parents chose to have their picture taken. There was a cave in the rock with a convenient hole I used to photobomb the picture. We all thought it was hilarious.”
(submitted by Griffin)
A Pillow That Watches You Sleep
“I gave my Dad a cushion with my face on it for Father’s Day. He loves it.”
(via source)
Two Sides of Dad
“This is the photo my Grandmother sent out as her X-mas card in the early 70s. She didn’t like my Dad’s not-smiling face so she cut out one from a different picture, pasted it in place and sent it to the printers. Note the glue on my Dad’s face where Grandma had attempted to affix the smiling face before it shifted during printing. Still one of the funniest things ever sent to more than 200 friends and family.”
(submitted by Karrie)
Keeping Dad Company
“This is a picture of when I was 2 years old. My dad was going to the bathroom and I’d always love to join him and read the paper with him.”
(submitted by Amber)
Harnessing His Power
“In 1991, I was diagnosed with epilepsy. My Father, at the time, was a photographer whose studio was in our home. After a long day of tests and hospital visits, he decided to take this photo of me in my epilepsy test equipment, which is worn over a few days… I still don’t know why he took it, but what you see here is a shirtless, awesome looking ten-year-old boy with acid-washed jeans and perfectly feathered hair.”
(submitted by Jesse)
