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Whether it was on a fishing trip, in a deer blind, at your first Aggie game, or just around the kitchen table, most of us can still hear our dad's voice giving advice we didn't appreciate until years later.

With Father's Day coming up, we'd love to hear yours!

We'll start:
"Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail."
Billy Gerke, CEO/Owner & Dad

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Happy Father's Day to all the Aggie dads!
Let us know your best dad advice in the comments!

Gig 'Em!
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We Live Hunting and Fishing!

Son.....you will get this, even monkeys learn by repetition

When it comes to spending money, don't skimp on the stuff that separates you from the ground.

Never date a woman with a tattoo of a dagger on her body. Never play cards with a man named after a city. Always get 12 hours of sleep. The rest is gravy.

Never whittle towards yourself or piss against the wind.

I know my Dad didn't come up with this but he heard it somewhere and always used to remind me of it....

Life is a juggling act and all the things in your life are like the balls....some of them are glass and some of them are rubber. When life gets tough and you find that you can't juggle everything...make sure you drop the rubber balls and not the glass ones.

1. Don't drink and drive.
2. Don't schedule classes before 10 AM.

Either you're part of the solution or part of the precipitate.

Don't trust a woman with a hyphenated last name.

Never, never, never, never, never, never, never visit Texags.com.

If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is definitely not for you.

80% of it is being early or on time.

jwag said:

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80% of it is being early or on time.

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So, you heard this second hand?

"If it floats, flies, or ****s it's always cheaper to rent it than buy it"

"Odds are they're trying to sell you something"

Older generation but still applies. If you don't like your job, leave under a year in.

Because you're posting a picture of fishing, I'll give you my dad's best fishing line (pun intended).

"Sure, that fish is okay to eat as long as you pick the worms out or cook it enough."

"Try the shoe on to make sure it fits".

Keep your business in well enough order that you can help someone when they need help.

jwag said:

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Older generation but still applies. If you don't like your job, leave under a year in.

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It was not well played but my response was a play on words: "second hand" -> clock -> time

I do not disagree with your post.