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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Near as I can tell reading this thread, Bro Dads are basically douchebags who settled down and started families.[/quote]

This seems like an accurate summary!

My husband calls them “Oakley bros” and can’t stand them. But his definition includes that they’re all the kind of guy who is 100% sure he knows the answer to everything but is usually slightly wrong. There’s an element of unearned confidence and trying to one-up other men. The choice of sunglasses  is just a convenient way to spot them coming. [/quote]

Oakleys are definitely in the bro-dad starter pack.  A Vineyard Vines and backwards ball cap are the next steps.  [b]If you want to go all in, skip prior steps and by a Jeep[/b].[/quote]

I’ve one kind of Jeep or another since I was 14. I’m 51 now. 
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As long as you don’t wear Oakleys while driving Jeep, you’re OK 😉

Seriously, I had a Jeep back in 1994.  Two door, no air, manual transmission and kind of drove rough. - boy do I miss it.  I will probably pass on a new Jeep.  They’re too expensive and too luxurious now.[/quote]

Nowadays, I judge Jeep drivers more than Oakley wearers.

Anyone that has bought a jeep in the last 20 years is just an idiot; they are the worst cars on the road[/quote]

I had a Jeep in the 90s.  It was pretty utilitarian compared to today’s Jeeps.

No judgement on today’s Jeep owners…if they enjoy it, what do I care?  Which begs the question, PP.  Why do you care?[/quote]

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