Dads everywhere, unite! This side-splitting post got hundreds of comments from people ready to jump into action to help this dad embarrass his daughter . The post is old-but-gold — in the years since it's been posted, a lot of the lingo has gone out of fashion already, making this a hilarious time capsule into the past. Modern day parents can take a note from this dad's book! He got plenty of inspiration to make his teenage daughter cringe and call him uncool. Check out the internet's contribut…

So many bad decisions

Don't stop til you get enough

Positively agonizing.

Oh boy

What are the things we all do that no one talks about?

There's no hope

Livelihood should be a priority.

There's no hope

Just for jokes

Ew

They say a picture's worth a thousand words.

When communicating with strangers on the Internet, it's often difficult to gauge whether someone is being serious or joking. That's a big part of the reason why tone indications are so popular with Gen Z. For the uninitiated, tone indicators are little acronyms someone might put after a question or comment online to indicate whether they're being genuine (/gen), joking (/j), or teasing (/t). I will admit that sometimes tone indicators can get a little out of hand. Does one really need to say, “…

This was not exactly the smoothest exit known to man...

There's gotta be someone out there for everyone... Right?

It never stops