Notes

Get Dear Old Dad "Linked In" For Father's Day
With Father's Day looming coming like a big Death Star, it's time to sit back and think hard in what you'll be offering Dad this season as total compensation for his years of spending money on your Garanimals, Sugar Pops, and education.

I understand nothing will ever top - in your thoughts - the beer hat you bought him when you were 12 or the World's Best Dab coffee mug you made in kindergarten, when you still weren't always batting 100% on that whole confusing difference between 'd' and 'b.' But you've developed now, and it's really really time that you do for dad what you'd expect any one else to do for you - purchase a gift that will create a stylish statement and also have meaning for quite some time to come.

Husbands - about 27% of these, if you speak to my friends - have long known that the gift that keeps giving is jewelry. I know, I know - ties are believed traditional gift fare when Dad's Big Day rolls around, but all your other siblings are likely to get him a tie. And, and when he opens your box last (why, why, why are you always last?), Dad is going to look in the box and say, "Oh, look, another tie."

Really, if that's so far as you will go for Pop, just wrap up a new lint brush in festive paper and be done with it.

For me, it wasn't all that hard to determine what to buy my dad for His WEDDING DAY. You see, he was an enormous fan of the initial Rocky movie. Regardless of the whole underdog battling the big corporate athlete thing, my Dad seemed a bit focused on the names of Rocky's pets - Butkus the dog and Cuff and Link the turtles.

I don't know what it had been about those turtles, but my dad thought their names were hilarious. Following the film was released on a Betamax tape, my dad watched it over and over again - partly because there were no more than five other movies released on Betamax at that time - sufficient reason for each viewing, he'd repeat over and over, "Cuff and Link. That's so funny."

So I was putting two and two together, and because of the very excellent liberal arts education covered by my father, I developed cufflinks.

Cufflinks on a guy are such as a great handbag or chic jewelry on a woman. They just complete the outfit. website understand guys who wear immaculately tailored suits, handmade shirts, amazing ties, and truly striking shoes, polished to a higher shine. All this effort falls a little flat if there is a button peeking right out of the edge of his sleeve, though, since it shows a detail was overlooked. And I don't care of you're an investment banker, an architect, or a suit salesman - you can't overlook details.

Shouldn't Dad feel good about the way he looks? Whether he wears his cufflinks to the office, to religious services, or out to dinner with your oh-so-appreciative mother, isn't Dad worth a little wrist-bling this Father's Day?

Whether you select a subtle silk knot or classic engravable style, or one that will flaunt to the planet his true and undying appreciation for golf or Batman (or the Batman, since it were), you will find a style to suit every dad. You can find even functional designs - such as those with compasses, clocks, and little tiny levels for those dads who may also enjoy shoe, watches, and power tools.

Even if Dad opens your gift last this year, with a great couple of cufflinks, you will end up the favored child who gets asked to fetch beers and discuss Tiger Woods while the remaining sibs are in the kitchen with Mom whining about how exactly unappreciated they are.

Aren't you glad you considered this?

Let Dad know that you've started a tradition. There are also many handsome storage chests for your father's new present. Buy one, and tell him that you're likely to really rev up his style from time to time with a fresh pair.

Pretty soon, your father will be subscribing to GQ and buying shirts in a rainbow of colors on which to display his new jewelry - gifts, he'll tell people, from his favorite child, who's obviously do so well.

As for me, I understand the exact style for my father this year - a tiny little pair of silver sea turtle cufflinks. Go, Rocky, go.

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