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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I heard a dad call his son "little dude" on the beach with their surf boards in southern California. That had every element of the Bro dad for me.[/quote] Is this supposed to be a criticism? A dad spending time with his young son outdoors teaching his son a challenging sport is something to be commented on in a negative light? I grew up in San Diego and I’m very familiar with the bro dad. Hell, a couple close friends from high school are clear bro dads. Say what you will about their style and he may not know what brooks brothers is, but one big plus about the uber active bro dad is that he spends a lot of time with his kids and the kids get to come along for the ride on all the activities. [/quote] So Crush from Finding Nemo is a Bro Dad?[/quote] I'm 18:07 and this is exactly the voice DH does when he taught all the little ones skiing, surfing and swimming. Totally Crush.[/quote]
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