Colonel Arthur Leo Chase (1935-1994)
Fighter Pilot, USAF (1958-1986)
Famous Quotes from Dad (not all approved by Mom ... )
General advice when you were going somewhere or about to do something
Don't bust your ass.
On Fatherhood
I should have drowned you all when you were puppies.
Advice to Glenn upon leaving for college
Don't knock anybody up.
General compliment (sarcastic)
You're all heart, baby. (Often followed with) Unzip your flying suit and your heart would fall right out on the floor.
General sarcastic remark on current situation
My shattered ass.
Remarking on what he expects to happen
I've got a widescreen technicolor picture of this.
On perspective
You could be selling shoes in Kansas City.
Encouraging you not to give up
Press on, baby.
On Marriage
People who get married on purpose deserve what they get.
On Marriage
Son, when you want to get married, I want you to come to me first. Then I'm going to grab the nearest blunt object and hit you right between the eyes with it.
Remarking on a female with long, attractive legs
She's got struts all the way up to her fuselage.
When your appearance was suboptimal (ie, baseball uniform not worn right)
You look like Bobby Grunt from Dime Box, Texas.
General sarcastic remark on current situation
Buy you books and send you to school and all you do is chew the covers off.
General sarcastic remark on current situation
That's my boy - raised him on Milk of Magnesia.
On Sports
I root for two teams - Texas Tech and the team that plays Notre Dame.
Dad's Nickname for the "Fighting Irish"
Goddamn Catholic All-Stars.
On a tall foul ball
Would've been a home run in an elevator shaft.
On a very fast baseball pitcher
He's throwing aspirin tablets.
When the team at bat is getting a lot of hits
Time to open up a new can of pitchers.
Thanks to John Roberts for sharing this quote of my Dad's with me:
You are slapping mosquitos while the buzzards are biting.
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This web site was created by Glenn Chase on a Power Macintosh for Father's Day, 1999 and remains a work in progress.
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