A girl breaks curfew. Her dad responds by making her wear this shirt to school for a week.

This guy lost in a fantasy hockey pool. He not only had to dress like this, he had to do so in one of the busiest intersections in Waterloo, Ontario right next to Wilfrid Laurier University.

The sports editor for the Estevan Mercury, Josh Lewis, is a native of Estevan, Saskatchewan and a huge Maple Leafs fan. In fact, he had so much confidence that his Toronto hockey team would beat Boston and move on to the second round of the 2013 NHL Playoffs that he bet on it against his coworker, Chad.

As the saying goes, "It's not how you win or lose, it's how you play the game." But for Henry Stern and his friends, being last in their league came with a price. Stern had to put together a calendar of himself recreating famous moments in pop culture, and the results are embarrassingly hilarious

One dad made a special tee-shirt for his 10-year-old daughter after he caught the 5'9" fifth grader pretending to be 18 online!

When a mom in Murray, Utah found out that her 4th-grade daughter had been bullying another child about her clothes, she came up with a particularly apt form of punishment. She decided to send her daughter to school in ugly outfits.

Fed up with his daughter's short shorts, a Utah dad decided to do something that would make her realize they might not be as cute as she thinks.

In what has to be the most glaring example in “Dad, you're embarrassing me” history, this father made his daughter wear this shirt and put her high school social life in serious jeopardy.

Father stands and waves at his son's school bus in a different costume every day for an entire year

Josh Anderson posted a selfie with his friend Sammy on Facebook recently, as 20-somethings do. His dad Peri saw the photo and had a magical idea: to recreate it with his wife, Josh's step-mom, Deborah. The spoof is spot-on, down to the replicated flower tattoo.

Russell Frederick, a barber from suburban Atlanta, has come up with a very ingenious form of discipline. This method was used on the barber's 12-year-old son Rushawn, whose grades “dramatically skyrocketed” after getting such a haircut. The humiliation received from teasing classmates made him more devoted to getting good grades

A group of 10 friends from Omaha compete in a fantasy football league that makes money leagues seem lame. Why? It's named the "Tattoo League" and the player who finishes last has to get a tattoo designed by the first-place winner. And you thought losing a few bucks was shameful!