How i wish people could get their children under control in restaurants (daughter, raise)

[KylieEve]

Originally Posted by Magritte25

Your logic is flawed because it's not based on reality.

It's not based on your reality....I just said that if she had no alternative then she would have to take the kid as a last resort geez

[KylieEve]

Originally Posted by samston

they just do. they take up space and do nothing.

Can't you parents see that he is just making these statements to get everyone all worked up? There's no point even responding.

[Dorthy]

Originally Posted by KylieEve

Can't you parents see that he is just making these statements to get everyone all worked up? There's no point even responding.

Trust me, he's not getting me worked up. I find his comments quite humurous and nonsensical. I picture him sitting at home in a black turtleneck pondering "deep thoughts".

[KylieEve]

Originally Posted by Dorthy

Trust me, he's not getting me worked up. I find his comments quite humurous and nonsensical. I picture him sitting at home in a black turtleneck pondering "deep thoughts".

[kronenborg]

if i didnt think my kids would behave in restaurant, then i wouldnt take them. of course, there is a time and a place. i wouldnt take my kids to a high end restaurant, and i would generally only take them out at a time when generally only the very old, or the very young, eat.

complaining generally about the noise or behaviour of kids at a restaurant specifically designed with kids in mind is about as daft as going to a busy playground to meditate.

that said, taking kids out at inappropriate times to inappropriate places bothered me just as much before i was a parent as after i became one. and there are some examples of extreme indifference of parents to the very poor behaviour of their kids which is bothersome even in a kid-friendly environment.

[2mares]

Originally Posted by samston

they just do. they take up space and do nothing.

I thought they dusted the chandeliers.
Anyway, Im glad children fill the void even if they dont dust the chandeliers.

[FinsterRufus]

Originally Posted by 2mares

I thought they dusted the chandeliers.
Anyway, Im glad children fill the void even if they dont dust the chandeliers.

I find you need to attach them to a long pole, if you want them to dust the chandeliers effectively.

[2mares]

Originally Posted by FinsterRufus

I find you need to attach them to a long pole, if you want them to dust the chandeliers effectively.

I figured while they were just hanging there, they might as well dust.
Now that attach to long pole........ I like that idea

[AnonChick]

Originally Posted by 2mares

I figured while they were just hanging there, they might as well dust.
Now that attach to long pole........ I like that idea

I find that superglue is very effective.

[samston]

Originally Posted by Dorthy

Trust me, he's not getting me worked up. I find his comments quite humurous and nonsensical. I picture him sitting at home in a black turtleneck pondering "deep thoughts".

Human beings in general are wildly contradictory. That is the human condition.