Gay people can drive Dad - Well Bugger me! 🫣🏳️‍🌈 A classic slice of old-school British humour — awkward, uncomfortable, and absolutely hilarious. Dad’s trying so hard to act chill as his son lives his truth… but the face says it all. Cringe. Comedy. Nostalgia. This comes from Harry and Philip in Harry Enfield & Chums (ITV, 1990–1998) — a legendary sketch series known for sharp satire, fearless humour and unforgettable characters. These “awkward dad” moments capture a very real kind of clumsy,

Geoff Hutchison is determined not to turn into a grumpy, old bugger. In his new book, the former ABC Radio Perth presenter ponders why so many men seem to struggle as they get older and offers some not-so-gentle advice on how they might lead happier lives in a fast-changing world. "It's easy to find reasons to be unhappy with the state of the world, but truly it's you who suffers the most", he told Nadia Mitsopoulos on ABC Radio Perth. How Not to Become a Grumpy, Old Bugger by Geoff Hutchison is

The old bugger hauling last trip, actually thoroughly enjoyed being back on the deck but my body disagreed. It's been almost a decade since I hauled gear but it didn't take long to get back in the groove | Tk Offshore Fishing