The name, which uses an unprintable word followed by the phrase "My Dad Says," will need some retooling to meet network standards, but there's plenty of funny in the sensibility.
Your reader concerned about linguistics, who commented about unnecessarily fancy pronunciations of words in radio commercials, might enjoy a phrase my dad — a consummate grammarian — would use to describe the incorrect use of the pronoun "I" in cases such as "between you and I".
"What a crock!" It's a phrase my Dad used a lot.
Every day he sends a new detail, another translation, an additional "fantastic picture" (I had to use the word fantastic, a phrase my dad really likes).
The party planners told HuffPost the man in their ad was the first image that came up in a Google search for the phrase "grill dad".
I think the point of the phrase "NASCAR dads" was not to appeal to dads who watch NASCAR, but to simply be repeated by Democrats to make their party sound more "real .There are three races in Dover this weekend; we arrive for the tail end of the second, the Nationwide Cup.
Signs on the way out of town read "NASCAR country" and "Darlene's Tavern".In 2004 Celinda Lake, a Democratic strategist, coined the phrase "NASCAR dads".
But his opponent in the coming election, Tammy Duckworth, invoked the "deadbeat dad" phrase in a campaign ad.
"If they use phrases like deadbeat dad, hopeless or useless mom, it tells us that their expectations about the situation may limit their effectiveness and creativity.
Back then, they only cost about two dollars and used to say dumb phrases like "#1 Dad".
