Give dad the gift of laughter on father’s day

Father’s are famous for telling silly jokes and trying to make you laugh, so why not bring some laughter direct to dad’s door this father’s day? Don’t worry if you don’t know any jokes, we’ve been searching for some funny jokes that are just perfect for father’s day… Enjoy! Who is the Winner

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The Complete Guide to Father’s Day – Part Seven

We’ve come across some interesting finds during our Complete Guide to Father’s Day, and today, we’d like to share some fathers day quotes with you. After all, everyone loves a meaningful – or funny – quote! Whether it’s to make dad smile or just to make you smile, we hope you enjoy today’s father’s day quotes…

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Birthday Gifts from youtube friends!

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The Complete Guide to Father’s Day – Part Six

The most unique gift around for father’s day! We’ve been dying to tell you about this fantastic new gift for fathers day and guess what? It has finally arrived! So without further ado, check out this ever-so-cute gift set bringing together the two things he loves the most – beer and his little one! These fantastic Pint And Half Pint T-Shirts have been cleverly designed for dads and nippers and are guaranteed to make him smile from ear to ear…

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The partners in this relationship must move on

In his first speech after the election, David Cameron stood alongside a portrait of Winston Churchill. The monumental presence of Britain’s wartime Prime Minister did not go unnoticed by pro-British observers on the other side of the Atlantic

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Ireland, the Pig getting out of the muck

In the great Greek drama, there are few heroes, but any prize should go to Dublin. The Republic of Ireland has done a lot to get out of its own troubles, which were similar to those of Greece — worse, in a way, given that it has already had to rescue its banks. But with impressive agility and calm, the centre-right coalition led by the Taoiseach, Brian Cowen, has managed big spending cuts.

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A good man, who wanted the top job too much

Political lives, the old saw claims, always end in failure. And, no doubt, that is what Gordon Brown believes today. During his brief spell as Prime Minister he was vilified by his opponents, excoriated by the newspapers that supported them and constantly denigrated by the enemies within his own party who regularly, and often publicly, plotted his downfall.

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It’s a fight for power: purists v pragmatists

The voters wanted a “new kind of politics”. Well, now they have got it. Yesterday Gordon Brown resigned as Labour leader, forced out of the door of No 10 in an audacious attempt by his party to retain power.

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The Complete Guide to Father’s Day – Part Four

Dadisms We love everything about Father’s Day at Treat Him, from helping you choose the perfect gift to finding wonderful poems for your Father’s Day card, but one thing we can’t get enough of are Dadisms… we just love them!! From wise words to words that barely make sense, a dadism is one of dad’s famous catch phrases that we all know and love

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Leaders want a deal. Their followers may not

The Liberal Democrats may make proportional representation a condition of a settlement of the present parliamentary deadlock. The paradox is that the 2010 election is a typical example of the sort of hung Parliament that would occur under PR.

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Al Fayed was a rich man happy to conform to our expectations

Even before I boarded the limo to Knightsbridge, quips about hampers-for-headlines were flying about. I was about to lunch with Mohamed Al Fayed at Harrods.

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Back to ’80s excess? No, been there, done that

I have a expat friend who doesn’t pay much heed to the nuances of UK news. In the middle of Thursday night an e-mail landed, triggered by some trans-Pacific rumour

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Chew on this, girls: extreme diets are a delusion

I’m in favour of diets because I’m not in favour of chronically obese people waddling around pretending they’re thrilled with the way their thighs rub together.

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