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    Happy Father's Day to the USCHO dads.

    Truth is, I view some of you as Adopted Dads because my stepfather can't get my pronouns right, thinks I'm a b-tch without a c-nt, and thinks my departed mother would be royally p-ssed off at me.
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    Thanks.

    and what does he know?
    a legend and an out of work bum look a lot alike, daddy.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by MissThundercat View Post
      Happy Father's Day to the USCHO dads.

      Truth is, I view some of you as Adopted Dads because my stepfather can't get my pronouns right, thinks I'm a b-tch without a c-nt, and thinks my departed mother would be royally p-ssed off at me.
      We here at USCHO understand: Most of us are c nts with b tches.

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        Happy Father's Day to all the dads on here!

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