Our Favourite Father’s Day Funnies
Today is Father’s Day here in the UK.
With the coronavirus lockdown easing a little, it’s thankfully going to be a little easier to celebrate, too.
More than two households can now meet up outdoors, so we expect there may be a few family barbecues around the country.
Well, if the weather holds up, that is!
Here, we’ve collected a few of our favourite funny tweets about the day.
Do any of these tickle your ribs?
One for the grammar geeks
the apostrophe in "father's day" indicates that this day is meant to celebrate one dad only. my guess is Gene, down the street
— chuuch (@ch000ch) June 21, 2015
Everyone loves a good pun
What are you getting him?
I can't figure out what to get my priest for Father's Day.
— Joel 🇨🇦 (@joeljeffrey) June 16, 2016
Isn’t that what dads are for?
It may be a cliché to suggest that men are less responsible than women . . . or it may be entirely true!
Certainly dads can be responsible for some of the more hair-raising moments of a childhood.
Just so long as mum doesn’t find out!
This Father's Day, be sure to thank your dad for secretly allowing you to do all that fun, dangerous stuff your mom wouldn't let you do.
— Abe Yospe (@Cheeseboy22) June 15, 2016
Always communicate clearly
Be careful when discussing those all-important Father’s Day gifts.
Otherwise the family could be in for some potentially terrifying surprises.
Making Father's Day plans with the girls. 9yo says 'I think we should give Dad a lie-in'
6yo: 'A LION??? SERIOUSLY?'
— Elin Roddy (@elinlowri) June 3, 2018
And finally . . . a Father’s Day warning
An excuse to revisit this absolute cracker from last year.
There are many perils to being a dad working from home . . .
Happy #FathersDay
Hope the children are behaving #BBCDad 😉https://t.co/VG80UENqlX pic.twitter.com/kff4gPHKLY
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) June 16, 2019
For some of the history about Father’s Day, click here.
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