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Goofy and Oscar are particularly two wacky, accident prone, cartoonish, most likely to be injured characters.

When it comes to fatherhood, one has to ask which has the most struggles in fathering a kid(s)?

Goof thinks the whole world of Max from his childhood to his growing years, however he is far often oblivious to the fact that Max has become a man and desires to live his own life without his father showing up and babying him.

Oscar Proud hardly has any time to spend with his kids let alone his whole family. He is somewhat overprotective and strict, especially on his oldest daughter Penny's behave, main on the count of boys.

Goofy: I may not have a lot of kids like you do, but i consider you lucky to have them.

Oscar: Thank you, my good dog.

Goofy: But if i were you, i would never come between my boy and the friends he has, even if they are girls.

Oscar: Look, my girl Penny is too young to understand the pressures of relationships and commitments. I don't need to explain any of those things to her until she is mature enough to listen to me and follow my example.

Goofy: I understand what you're going thought. I know you find it might be hard to deal with the changes your kid's going through. But i figure the best way to handle is to take a fishing trip to strengthen the bond between father and child. A friend told me himself.

Oscar: And who would that be? Donald Duck? Horus? The seven dwarves? HA HAAAA!

Description
Goofy and Oscar are particularly two wacky, accident prone, cartoonish, most likely to be injured characters.

When it comes to fatherhood, one has to ask which has the most struggles in fathering a kid(s)?

Goof thinks the whole world of Max from his childhood to his growing years, however he is far often oblivious to the fact that Max has become a man and desires to live his own life without his father showing up and babying him.

Oscar Proud hardly has any time to spend with his kids let alone his whole family. He is somewhat overprotective and strict, especially on his oldest daughter Penny's behave, main on the count of boys.

Goofy: I may not have a lot of kids like you do, but i consider you lucky to have them.

Oscar: Thank you, my good dog.

Goofy: But if i were you, i would never come between my boy and the friends he has, even if they are girls.

Oscar: Look, my girl Penny is too young to understand the pressures of relationships and commitments. I don't need to explain any of those things to her until she is mature enough to listen to me and follow my example.

Goofy: I understand what you're going thought. I know you find it might be hard to deal with the changes your kid's going through. But i figure the best way to handle is to take a fishing trip to strengthen the bond between father and child. A friend told me himself.

Oscar: And who would that be? Donald Duck? Horus? The seven dwarves? HA HAAAA!