Today is Father-in-laws Day. A day to honor that poor man the lives with your mother-in-law. You know you could not live with her and can't figure out how he has for all these years.  Show your father-in-law how much he means to you with this Father Thank You Poem from Poems and Poems.com.

Still looking for a last minute Father's Day gift?  If Dad is a NASCAR fan, then this could work.  There are places on the Internate like Dale Jarret Racing School where you can buy someone a gift of racing a NASCAR.  It's a little on the pricy side ($150 and up), though, from the people I've heard do this, it is quite worthwhile.

To do this as a last minute gift, print out the order confirmation page and fold it up and put it in your Father's Day card.  When he opens up the card, you can tell him about the cool gift experience that has been booked for him.

So yesterday's post on the sausage sampler brought up the unconconcious connection to Homer Simpson and his love of food.  How could Father's Day be complete without a reference to America's Favorite Dad.  Sorry, Ward Cleaver, this is a new generation with new role models.  Kind of makes you wonder who will be hold the America's Dad title for the next generation.

This Homer collectible is from This Misadventures of Homer Simpson Figurine Collection retailed by Collectibles Today.  Each month or two a new figurine comes out and is available for $19.95.

Here's another great guy gift that will work well for Father's Day.  Bratwurst, Andouille, Italian, etc.  Somewhere out there, I think I just heard Homer Simpson say "Mmmm, bratwursts...."

$49.95 from Harry and David.

This is just one of those cool books that he'd never get tired of.  He can keep this in a convenient place for whenever he has a couple of minutes to kill for some light entertainment.  It has many top 10 lists ranging from Arnold Palmer's top 10 golf courses to the most atmospheric pubs.

It is $19.95 from National Geographic.

Here's a fun idea for the Dad who likes to garden with his little helpers.  This can include up to 5 family members.  It takes up to 3 days to personalize this, so if you're interested in this one, you'll need to act quick.

From Personal Creations for $29.95.

Perfect for the Dad who is a baseball fan.  Simply pick his favorite baseball team.  They will put together a New York Times reprint history and triumphs and major events of his team in a nice hardcover bound book.  It is personalized with his name in gold embossed letters.

Check first to make sure they have your desired team.  It appears that they have books for about 1/2 of the MLB.  Apparently, most teams haven't had enough triumphs and major events to fill a book.  Hopefully, your Dad has a team that has been fun to cheer for over the years!

From AnyDate.com for $79.95.

Here's another office gift for the Dad who likes to have fun in the office.  Not only are these supposed to be fun office toys, but they also are supposed to relieve stress as pushing around the sand has Zen roots for its tendency to provide relaxation.

Found at Office Playground for $26.99.

This one will be sure to get some second looks in Dad's next big meeting.  It could be a great ice breaker if he is in Sales and has a lot of client meetings.  They're made of brass and have blue ink.

From Perpetual Kid for $15.99.