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The Wedding Baptism

“It was at the point in our wedding where we turn around to be introduced us as a family when my stepson, whom I had been helping raise, wiped his nose on my wedding dress. It was my baptism into becoming a stepmom.”

(submitted by Lola)

The Upside-Down Insult

“My buddy got away with having this license plate for two years. Today he received this letter from the DMV.”

(via source)

How A Hug Goes Awry

“My friend’s kid got princess boob at every meet-and-greet.”

(via source)

Parasail Away

“We went parasailing and asked someone on the boat to take photos of us. We found this on our camera.”

(via source)

OG Napoleon Dynamite

“My senior yearbook photo, shot in the summer of 1977. My mother handed me her charge card (with a note allowing me to use it) and dared to let me go alone to pick-out my photo attire. She was horrified when I brought home a green leisure suit, sans tie. She marched me back to Montgomery Ward and returned it, and purchased this proper three-piece corduroy suit, in rust, complete with a clip-on tie and matching suede shoes. Not only was I Napoleon Dynamite before he was even born, when I looked at the yearbook photos the next year, most of the boys wearing leisure suits didn’t graduate. Thanks Mom!”

(submitted by Gabriel) 

School Chardonnay

“The most honest gift to a teacher I’ve ever seen.”

(via source)

Jello Down the Back?

“This is my son and my Dad, taken at a restaurant where we were celebrating my Dad’s birthday. I have absolutely no idea what happened here to cause my dad to make that face. Speculations have included jello down the back of the shirt, Julian standing on Dad’s foot, or possibly some sort of horrific wedgie incident. Anyway, it’s been a family favorite for years.”

(submitted by Molly)

Shredder

“So, according to my race pic, I play a mean air guitar while running.”

(via source)

Dad Life

“Life as a dad.”

(via source)

Batman and Robin

“That time in the 60’s when my dad stood in line hours to “meet” Batman and Robin, only to find out they were cardboard cutouts. Dad is visibly salty at this discovery.”

(via source)