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Cute or creepy? (1 Viewer)

Well?

  • Cute

    Votes: 55 68.8%
  • Creepy

    Votes: 35 43.8%

  • Total voters
    80
a social or romantic appointment or engagement.

"a college student on a date with someone he met in class"

synonyms: appointment, meeting, engagement, rendezvous, assignation;
A few years ago one of my female 8th grade students won an award from a local service group. She invited me to go to the awards breakfast with her. We met at the venue, sat next to each other, and ate breakfast.

If this girl was your daughter you'd be totally could with me calling it a "date", right?
I don't think teachers should have romantic or social relationships with students. I think you attending that event with her was weird regardless of what you call it. That said, I assume it was innocent.

 
There's not really a need to insult the people who go on dates with their daughters nor the people who found this a tad creepy.

There's room for both schools of thought without either side having to be a pervert or pedophile.
I have a 5 year old daughter and I'm totally fine having impromtu tea parties with her, reading girly books with her, or even going along with the joke when she says she wants to marry me when she gets older.

But I'm not doing single-daddy-on-the-prowl cosplay, sorry.
I did not say you should!

I simply commented that both sides of this argument have some people implying the people on the other side are disgusting pervs

I think we can do without that from either side.
new here?

 
There's not really a need to insult the people who go on dates with their daughters nor the people who found this a tad creepy.

There's room for both schools of thought without either side having to be a pervert or pedophile.
I have a 5 year old daughter and I'm totally fine having impromtu tea parties with her, reading girly books with her, or even going along with the joke when she says she wants to marry me when she gets older.

But I'm not doing single-daddy-on-the-prowl cosplay, sorry.
I did not say you should!

I simply commented that both sides of this argument have some people implying the people on the other side are disgusting pervs

I think we can do without that from either side.
new here?
naaa

sometimes i just like to tilt at the windmill of civility

 
I liked it. Do agree with the poster who said that it's kind of strange to tape and put out there but the concept of a Daddy Daughter date is a winner imo.

 
glumpy said:
I liked it. Do agree with the poster who said that it's kind of strange to tape and put out there but the concept of a Daddy Daughter date is a winner imo.
Its an advertisement for an insurance agency - more clicks on the video = more clicks on the Agency that uploaded the video

Jesus wants you to by more insurance imo - have a happy fathers day!

 
17seconds said:
IvanKaramazov said:
Notorious T.R.E. said:
IvanKaramazov said:
I find it creepy that anybody sees a sexual connotation in a daddy-daughter date involving a toddler.
Did you watch the video?
Yep. I saw a dad making his 3 year old daughter feel special. Some of you guys apparently saw something sexual. I think that's kind of messed up.
The only reason a man puts forth an effort to get dressed up and go through all the pomp of a date is to get laid.
date verb

: to do an activity with someone you have might have a romantic relationship with : to go on a date or several dates with (someone)

a : an appointment to meet at a specified time; especially : a social engagement between two persons that often has a romantic character


b : a person with whom one has a usually romantic date


 
IvanKaramazov said:
I find it creepy that anybody sees a sexual connotation in a daddy-daughter date involving a toddler.
He's "nervous" before the date and it's "been a long time". The viewer is set up thinking this is a romantic encounter. Bait and switch. They didn't need to have that stuff at the beginning. All that was needed was the return to his own front door. If he was just happy and dad-like in the beginning it wouldn't have been weird. They have him acting like it's a commercial for match com. My wife said the exact same thing you did.

 
Politician Spock said:
Officer Pete Malloy said:
Politician Spock said:
a social or romantic appointment or engagement.

"a college student on a date with someone he met in class"

synonyms: appointment, meeting, engagement, rendezvous, assignation;
A few years ago one of my female 8th grade students won an award from a local service group. She invited me to go to the awards breakfast with her. We met at the venue, sat next to each other, and ate breakfast.

If this girl was your daughter you'd be totally could with me calling it a "date", right?
I don't think teachers should have romantic or social relationships with students. I think you attending that event with her was weird regardless of what you call it. That said, I assume it was innocent.
Hint: There were 50 other kids and 50 other teachers there.

 
Politician Spock said:
Officer Pete Malloy said:
Politician Spock said:
a social or romantic appointment or engagement.

"a college student on a date with someone he met in class"

synonyms: appointment, meeting, engagement, rendezvous, assignation;
A few years ago one of my female 8th grade students won an award from a local service group. She invited me to go to the awards breakfast with her. We met at the venue, sat next to each other, and ate breakfast.

If this girl was your daughter you'd be totally could with me calling it a "date", right?
I don't think teachers should have romantic or social relationships with students. I think you attending that event with her was weird regardless of what you call it. That said, I assume it was innocent.
Hint: There were 50 other kids and 50 other teachers there.
Seriously creepy - I am guessing your date has daddy issues?

Maybe if he had gone a Daddy-Date with her when she was three, she would not be trying to hook up with middle-age teachers :shrug:

 
Boy am I glad I read this today. At present the bedroom door is locked shut and the waterworks have commenced. I told my wife that I thought this was one step away from the man stopping to nervously buy condoms on his way home, but instead of using the condoms for what we think he'll use them for, his daughter answers the door and he makes balloon animals with them. I didn't say that was exactly what it was like, i said it was close. Wife screams "Merv!" (merv the perv), door slam, waterworks.

 
Didn't read the whole thread, but thought the video was pretty awesome.

I still take my 16 year old daughter out to dinner. Just her and I. We don't call it dates though.

"Daddy issues" are a very real thing. The most important person in a little girl's life is her father.

 
Boy am I glad I read this today. At present the bedroom door is locked shut and the waterworks have commenced. I told my wife that I thought this was one step away from the man stopping to nervously buy condoms on his way home, but instead of using the condoms for what we think he'll use them for, his daughter answers the door and he makes balloon animals with them. I didn't say that was exactly what it was like, i said it was close. Wife screams "Merv!" (merv the perv), door slam, waterworks.
What in the name of all that is good and holy

 
Politician Spock said:
Officer Pete Malloy said:
Politician Spock said:
a social or romantic appointment or engagement.

"a college student on a date with someone he met in class"

synonyms: appointment, meeting, engagement, rendezvous, assignation;
A few years ago one of my female 8th grade students won an award from a local service group. She invited me to go to the awards breakfast with her. We met at the venue, sat next to each other, and ate breakfast.

If this girl was your daughter you'd be totally could with me calling it a "date", right?
I don't think teachers should have romantic or social relationships with students. I think you attending that event with her was weird regardless of what you call it. That said, I assume it was innocent.
Hint: There were 50 other kids and 50 other teachers there.
Is this some organization like NAMBLA? :oldunsure:

 
Politician Spock said:
Officer Pete Malloy said:
Politician Spock said:
a social or romantic appointment or engagement.

"a college student on a date with someone he met in class"

synonyms: appointment, meeting, engagement, rendezvous, assignation;
A few years ago one of my female 8th grade students won an award from a local service group. She invited me to go to the awards breakfast with her. We met at the venue, sat next to each other, and ate breakfast.

If this girl was your daughter you'd be totally could with me calling it a "date", right?
I don't think teachers should have romantic or social relationships with students. I think you attending that event with her was weird regardless of what you call it. That said, I assume it was innocent.
Hint: There were 50 other kids and 50 other teachers there.
Seriously creepy - I am guessing your date has daddy issues?

Maybe if he had gone a Daddy-Date with her when she was three, she would not be trying to hook up with middle-age teachers :shrug:
Can't argue with that.

I forgot to mention that her parents were at the same table.

 
Politician Spock said:
Officer Pete Malloy said:
Politician Spock said:
a social or romantic appointment or engagement.

"a college student on a date with someone he met in class"

synonyms: appointment, meeting, engagement, rendezvous, assignation;
A few years ago one of my female 8th grade students won an award from a local service group. She invited me to go to the awards breakfast with her. We met at the venue, sat next to each other, and ate breakfast.

If this girl was your daughter you'd be totally could with me calling it a "date", right?
I don't think teachers should have romantic or social relationships with students. I think you attending that event with her was weird regardless of what you call it. That said, I assume it was innocent.
Hint: There were 50 other kids and 50 other teachers there.
key party?

 
Politician Spock said:
Officer Pete Malloy said:
Politician Spock said:
a social or romantic appointment or engagement.

"a college student on a date with someone he met in class"

synonyms: appointment, meeting, engagement, rendezvous, assignation;
A few years ago one of my female 8th grade students won an award from a local service group. She invited me to go to the awards breakfast with her. We met at the venue, sat next to each other, and ate breakfast.

If this girl was your daughter you'd be totally could with me calling it a "date", right?
I don't think teachers should have romantic or social relationships with students. I think you attending that event with her was weird regardless of what you call it. That said, I assume it was innocent.
Hint: There were 50 other kids and 50 other teachers there.
key party?
Yes

 
Boy am I glad I read this today. At present the bedroom door is locked shut and the waterworks have commenced. I told my wife that I thought this was one step away from the man stopping to nervously buy condoms on his way home, but instead of using the condoms for what we think he'll use them for, his daughter answers the door and he makes balloon animals with them. I didn't say that was exactly what it was like, i said it was close. Wife screams "Merv!" (merv the perv), door slam, waterworks.
What in the name of all that is good and holy
Yep. This was the third time this month the bedroom door slammed and crying commenced. The other two times:

We decided to watch the Godfather as we hadn't seen it all the way through in a while. So the movie starts and every time something happened or something dramatic was said in the movie my wife would whistle the famous notes of the Godfather theme. You know it. "I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse." Whistle. Horse head. Whistles. And so on. After about 15 times I didn't say anything I just stood up and walked out of the room. She follows me to the kitchen, asks me whats up. I tell her I can't watch the movie with the annoying whistling. Door slam. Waterworks. After she slammed the door I quietly whistled the godfather theme to myself.

The other time she tells me she wants to have music playing in her coffin when she dies so she "can listen to music forever." I ask her how will she hear it if she's dead? She says she doesn't know. Well, I say, your ears won't be working anymore. She says, I don't know that for sure. Then I start asking who will be changing the batteries in her walkman, who will flip the tape and so on. She didn't like the ribbing. Door slam. waterworks.

 
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Boy am I glad I read this today. At present the bedroom door is locked shut and the waterworks have commenced. I told my wife that I thought this was one step away from the man stopping to nervously buy condoms on his way home, but instead of using the condoms for what we think he'll use them for, his daughter answers the door and he makes balloon animals with them. I didn't say that was exactly what it was like, i said it was close. Wife screams "Merv!" (merv the perv), door slam, waterworks.
What in the name of all that is good and holy
Yep. This was the third time this month the bedroom door slammed and crying commenced. The other two times:

We decided to watch the Godfather as we hadn't seen it all the way through in a while. So the movie starts and every time something happened or something dramatic was said in the movie my wife would whistle the famous notes of the Godfather theme. You know it. "I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse." Whistle. Horse head. Whistles. And so on. After about 15 times I didn't say anything I just stood up and walked out of the room. She follows me to the kitchen, asks me whats up. I tell her I can't watch the movie with the annoying whistling. Door slam. Waterworks. After she slammed the door I quietly whistled the godfather theme to myself.

The other time she tells me she wants to have music playing in her coffin when she dies so she "can listen to music forever." I ask her how will she hear it if she's dead? She says she doesn't know. Well, I say, your ears won't be working anymore. She says, I don't know that for sure. Then I start asking who will be changing the batteries in her walkman, who will flip the tape and so on. She didn't like the ribbing. Door slam. waterworks.
:lmao: awesome

 

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