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[quote=Anonymous]DMV bro-Dad: Most likely went to Catholic high school Constantly on cell phone with a buddy Talks incessantly about sports, his kids playing sports, his past sports exploits Works in real estate, mortgage brokering, or sales Wife used to be pretty Was in a fraternity; brings that fact up often Has no interest in talking about anything other than sports, his kid's sports, or his past sports endeavors Yells loudly from sidelines at kid's sporting events (and/or is an assistant coach) Plays golf; loves to talk about it The only books he will read are biographies of sports heroes Loves Dewey Beach Loves the Outer Banks Takes over grilling duties at other people's houses Spends far too much money attending sporting events at the college he attended Still goes to homecoming with fraternity buddies Considers other men to be his heroes -- typically a sports star, very successful businessman, or sports broadcaster/personality. Seeks to "friend" as many of these "heroes" on Facebook as possible Drinks copious amounts of beer; used to be Coors Light, but recently "discovered" craft beer and talks incessantly about it Possesses an innate ability to determine within seconds who is a fellow Dad bro and who is not. Once he senses a fellow Dad bro, the two begin a dating phase and are virtually inseparable and/or constantly talking to one another on cell phone ... about sports. [/quote]
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