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Had a very "handy dad" moment today
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is this post serious, or is it a joke that i'm somehow missing?
because the notion that diagnosing a plumbing problem involves "dad knowledge" is cringe af.
you strike me as the type of person to answer a lot on Quora
that is sickest burn i've received in a while, thanks ๐
I'm referring to "dad" as a character archetype here, same way people use "dad bob" or "dad rock". Obviously it's not knowledge exclusive to fathers, also I am not, nor ever intend to be, a father myself.
It's more that the experience made me feel like a stereotypical dad since I was explaining how to fix shit to younger people.
Why are you coming in and just being a dick? If you don't want to be polite, be silent next time.
it's a joke that you're missing "somehow".
Puttering around doing directionless DIY fixes to things you don't need to be messing with is the most dad-coded type of behavior.