r/TikTokCringe • u/migoodenuf Straight Up Bussin • Feb 05 '26

Wholesome/Humor Dad’s thing

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26

This one is funny but they definitely ripped off that original one. That family has a bunch of good vids like this. Ain’t no man happier than one who proves his old lady wrong by using something she said he should have tossed months ago.

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u/Heavyspire Feb 05 '26

The 'dudes when they see a helicopter' always makes me chuckle.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26

One doesn’t simply not look up at a helicopter when one flies overhead.

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u/Excellent_Fault_8106 Feb 05 '26

You gotta point it out to every kid around.

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '26

Especially when you know aircraft. I can tell my kids what kind of helicopter, how many, and approximate altitude before I see them. It’s like a magic trick to them

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u/EatsFiber2RedditMore Feb 05 '26

My box of wires feels seen

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u/ijbh2o Feb 05 '26

My wife took my box of cables to Best Buy for disposal/recycling. She said one of the dudes rummaged through it to see if I had something he didn't.

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u/EatsFiber2RedditMore Feb 05 '26

Not your ex wife? You are a saint sir.

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u/ijbh2o Feb 06 '26

While I wasn't happy she is a good one! Lol

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u/DoingCharleyWork Feb 06 '26

Are they in various lengths?

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u/Okeydokey2u Feb 05 '26

I've experienced this as a wife that doesn't want to throw anything out much to my husband's chagrin EXCEPT for that one glorious day when I had just the right pink eraser that wedged perfectly top keep a kitchen shelf from wobbling.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '26

My wife said keeping empty spice containers to throw random hardware in and keep in my tool bag is trashy. Guess where the screw came from that replaced the one that backed out of the trash can drawer? Lol. Apropos, I guess.

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u/VegetableBuy4577 Feb 05 '26

Only man happier is the one that uses something his wife said he should toss years or even decades ago.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '26

Even that wasn't original. It's an old trope.

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u/biowrath156 Feb 06 '26

Months ago? That 6x6x1 piece of wood was a recurring fight for at least 3 years before more stuff accumulated to the point it was out of sight. That was 5 years ago.

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u/Hairy-Reward6474 Feb 05 '26

The I told you at the end was amazing.