21 funny but useful Father's Day gifts that'll give your dad a good laugh

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Dads are — for good or bad — known for their humor.

Whether he really is the funniest guy you know or his dad jokes are simply hall of fame worthy, he might appreciate a good joke (and some lighthearted sentimentality) more than anything else on Father's Day.

Especially if he's hard to shop for, these 21 funny gifts are a good jumping off point. Pair them with one of our favorite Father's Day gifts or keep them short and sweet on their own. And if you're looking for some more guidance, check out these posts:

17 thoughtful Father's Day gifts under $25

40 perfect Father's Day gifts that are all under $50

16 personalized Father's Day gifts that aren't cheesy or overdone

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