On the fence
Today, my estranged father, who is a cop, decided to show up to my 17th birthday party. He immediately began arresting people for underage drinking. Way to mend fences, dad. FML
Today, my estranged father, who is a cop, decided to show up to my 17th birthday party. He immediately began arresting people for underage drinking. Way to mend fences, dad. FML
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Today, a police officer gave me a ticket for smoking. He told me that my parents would have to be contacted to come pick me up. My drunk dad came to the rescue, and almost hit the police car. Way to go dad. FML
Today, my father went missing. Naturally worried, we searched his workplace, hospitals, and other locations. Turns out he got arrested for driving around town drunk out of his mind. Oh, and it's my birthday. Thanks for throwing me a great (search) party, dad. FML
Today, my dad got drunk at a party and flashed me and my friends. FML
Today, it's my birthday. My dad showed up to my birthday dinner wasted, was loud and obnoxious the whole time, sexually harassed our waitress, then invited my annoying, bratty nephews to come home and spend the night with us. They're sleeping in my room. Happy birthday to me. FML
Today, my estranged dad drunk-dialed me at 4 a.m. to apologize, and to make amends. After crying and forgiving, we hung up. Minutes later, he called back to retract everything he said after remembering how I was rude to him at a party 3 years ago. FML
Today, it's my 21st birthday and my dad has decided to take away my ID in fear that if I have even one drink to celebrate I'll become a raging alcoholic. FML
Today, it was my first day as a police officer. A couple of hours into the shift, we got a call. A man was drunkenly jeering and urinating on parked cars. That man turned out to be my father. FML
Today, my long lost father came to visit me. He got drunk, then tried to beat me up. My neighbor called the police, and as soon as they got there, my father yelled, "Help! This man tried to stab me!" The sad part is, they believed him. FML
Today, my dad got so drunk that he proposed to me. FML
Today, I found out that my father, who very recently lost his wife, decided that drunkenly hitting on my long-time boyfriend's mom was a good idea. FML
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bballer4life895 13
Obviously you shouldn't be drinking if your underage, especially if your dads a cop. You should know better
Wizardo 33
He's doing his job and you're underage, this isn't Superbad Mr. McLovin...
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Comments (224)
firefighter925 18
Your dad should of been a firefighter, because we would of partied with you lol jk jk
laden_swallow09 34
*should have
AmyPond17 33
I admit that wasn't the best way to win back your love and trust, but as an officer of the law he couldn't really turn his back on it. He's trying to do what's best for you. Give him a little credit. :)
BrotherPhil 35
Sound more like he was getting a hard-on abour his authority.
lazy_girl 12
If the father is trying to do what's best for his son, then he shouldn't be estranged.
olpally 32
Love the username. Lol. Don't resist though, he may taser you "in the face" like in the hangover. Haha. you shouldn't be drinking anyways.
blondie107 20
Maybe you shouldn't have been drinking
AmyPond17 33
It never says OP was drinking. It says people at his party were drinking. We won't know if he was or was not drinking unless he decides to come back and tell us. Stop making assumptions.
perdix 29
In the US, where the drinking age is 21, I would have said YDI, but what from what I've heard about Oz, the de facto drinking age is about 8. My Aussie friend told me there was some kind of race, and to keep drunkenness to a minimum, each attendee was allowed ONLY two CASES of beer (or four cases of light beer!)
AmyPond17 33
That's to keep it at a MINIMUM?!?
perdix 29
#42, yeah, I looked it up. It's called the Bathurst 1000 -- it's a three-day race and fans are restricted to 24 cans of lager or 4 litres of wine . . . PER DAY!!! (You are allowed 36 cans a day of light beer.) Those people can really drink!
ImTheKitty 4
I'm from Bathurst originally, the V8 races at Mount Panorama are generally a booze fest. Bogans (kinda like Aussie rednecks) flock to the town for a week and camp at the race track.
ImTheKitty 4
They also have bar facilities around the track while the races are on.
athos1237 4
Seriously dumb serving alcohol to minors. He's not there to be your buddy, he's your father.
diaspora_fml 26
He is NEITHER. He is an estranged absent father showing up uninvited and unannounced at a private home.
chuckcloninger 12
Where was this party? Likely at your Moms? If you just turned 17 I'm sure there were some 16 and 15 year olds there too. Say one of your buddies wrapped his car around a tree on the way home. How forgiving are the parents of these children (and that's what you are no matter how big and all growled up you feel) likely to be toward an adult who provided them a place to get drunk? Your Dad did the right thing and as a cop sworn to uphold the law it was the only thing he could do. Grow the **** up.
ciaraohagan94 5
I've been drinking since I was 16, granted I haven't been driving that long and most of my friends don't drive. But if they did I wouldn't let them drive home or I wouldn't let them drink simple as. Just because you're underage drinking doesn't mean that you suddenly throw all responsibilities out the window.
CeeCee_fml 16
^ *WHOOSH* We are not addressing how responsible and well behaved OP's friends may be. The fact of the matter is that the scenario can happen and if it does happen, the OP will be in a world of shit for providing alcoholic beverages to minors.
queerdragon 20
They make a valid point. Why do other people have to risk a drunk crashing into them, injuring themselves, or killing someone because you think you are responsible. Not everyone cares and hundreds of people die each year from alcohol related crashes.
ThatGuyRory 9
52 - I really doubt OP actually provided the alcohol for the others. At every party i've been to we bring our own.
AngrySailor 17
I always though Aussie land was like Quebec. The legal drinking age is only a suggestion!
AmyPond17 33
I sincerely hope things get better between you and your dad. A good relationship with your parents is one of the most important things you can have. Just remember: he was only doing his job, he wasn't trying to hurt you. Stay strong.