13 Father’s Day Cards Too Offensive to Send

With Father's Day around the corner, it's time to pick out a card expressing your gratitude for all dads do. But whether you're shopping for just the right card for your father or partner or hitting the shelves with your kids, beware.

It seems not all Father's Day cards are equal. A fair share offer a passive-aggressive guilt trip or outright insult for pops. Dads may not be perfect (hey, neither are moms for that matter) but you might want to steer clear of these Father's Day cards — because if you can't say anything nice, why say anything at all?

Honestly now, what dad would even think about doing #5?

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Fine Until He Reads the Fine Print

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Let's get real: most men are beer-swilling, bum-scratching loafs, and they know it. But that doesn't mean you should use this particular day to remind him. Save it for another 24 hours, OK?

So Ghetto

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Even if mom and dad aren't married or even together, a "baby daddy" greeting card seems a little weird. After all, he is still the dad 100 percent, so this just seems to pave the way toward some baby daddy mama drama, doncha think?

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Don't Play With Mom's Bras

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This is just weird: What man past the age of 17 gets the urge to paw around mom's panty drawer?

DILF?

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Granted, a guy might take this card as a compliment — or better yet a come-on — but it's bound to prompt some awkward questions from the kids.

I Swear...

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Sorry, but swearing just seems wrong here. This is supposed to be a kid-friendly holiday, after all.

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Drink Up!

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In this case "pissed" means drunk. We think. Either way, not the classiest of cards.

For the Dad Who's Never Around

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Fine, so dad avoids his kids like the plague. So why send him a card at all? Clearly this won't bring him home.

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Mission Almost Aborted

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Any card from a dad's daughter should not reference: a) sex, or b) withdrawal, c) any suggestion that said daughter might have been an accident.

Diaper Duty

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Because no guy likes to envision the day he's wearing Depends.

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Chauffeur Service

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Of all the things a kid could thank a dad for, we doubt this is one he's most proud of.

For the Undesirable Dad

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So dad was inept with the ladies, huh? We doubt he wants a reminder.

Hello, Who?

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Poking fun at pop's baldness is akin to joking about a woman's weight: Just don't go there.

Double Insult

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Hi Dad, you raised a spoiled brat. Happy Father's Day.

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