19 Screenshots Of Clueless Dads Who Made A Decision That Was, Well...Not The Best - buzzfeed.com

commentFacebookPinterestLinkby Liz RichardsonBuzzFeedBuzzFeed StaffAs a Senior Staff Writer at BuzzFeed, I cover real-life stories that explore relationships, lifestyle (including travel and beauty), and the internet's most fascinating trends. u/ / Via reddit.com 2. This dad who sprayed weedkiller on the path...then walked across the lawn: { "id": 140860550, "buzz_id": 8083622, "index": 1 } u/Hard_Dave / Via reddit.com 3. This dad who cuts steak like this to see if it's done cooking: { "id": 140860660, "buzz_id": 8083622, "index": 2 } u/Salty-Passenger-4801 / Via reddit.com 4. This dad who WON'T cancel his cable and streaming services (that he doesn't use) even though he's paying over $300 for them: { "id": 140860627, "buzz_id": 8083622, "index": 3 } u/Superb-Repeat-6091 / Via reddit.com 5. This dad who REFUSES to get a new TV stand: { "id": 140860590, "buzz_id": 8083622, "index": 4 } u/Background_One_5046 / Via reddit.com 6. This dad who bites cookies to "claim them for later" — and then literally forgets about them: { "id": 140860604, "buzz_id": 8083622, "index": 5 } u/Single_Storm9743 / Via reddit.com 7. This dad who decided to be ~helpful~ and snipped off the ends of his kid's snake plant to "beautify" it: { "id": 140860559, "buzz_id": 8083622, "index": 6 } u/Cheri-Cherry / Via reddit.com 8. This dad who doesn't want to remove the plastic cover of his dash screen after a year having his new car: { "id": 140860639, "buzz_id": 8083622, "index": 7 } u/The1AndOnly67 / Via reddit.com 9. This dad who ate his birthday cake like THIS, even though it was already sliced: { "id": 140860680, "buzz_id": 8083622, "index": 8 } u/doraconsumer / Via reddit.com 10. And this dad who ate the pie: { "id": 140860749, "buzz_id": 8083622, "index": 9 } u/Brewins_ / Via reddit.com 11. This dad who REFUSES to buy new batteries and instead recharges these (even though they're not rechargable): { "id": 140860695, "buzz_id": 8083622, "index": 10 } u/Joey_Sinclair / Via reddit.com His reasoning:  "It works. That's what they say because they want you to keep buying batteries. I charge them, and they last a month or more in the remote."