Quick note for parents who take their small children to restaurants and cafes...

[Kirby]

A lot of angstiness in this thread.

 

[Molondo]

This is the new Ban smoking topic.

 

[JulesMaximus]

Originally posted by: nkgreen
A lot of whiny little bitches in this thread.

Fixed.

 

[JDawg1536]

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: Schfifty Five

Originally posted by: Xanis
Alright, I'll bite.

If your kid is well-behaved enough to be quiet and not be obnoxious, by all means, bring them out. However, if your kid is loud, annoying, and just generally being a little shit, GTFO of the restaurant. I pay for someone to cook, serve, and clean up my dinner, NOT to listen to some kid scream and cry.

QFT.

This entire thread can be summed up w/ this post alone.

For all those parents who say "I don't give a shit/fuck about what you think, I'm bringing my kids to any restaurant I want to", please read the quoted post above.

I hate it when parents don't control their children and allow them to misbehave and disturb others around them. This includes loud annoying kids at restaurants, kids running around in the streets, kids throwing shit all over the place at walmart (or similar store).

Hell, I almost hit a little kid (probably 3 years old) while driving under 10mph in a parking lot looking for a space. He was so small I barely saw him in front of me until just like a foot away I saw him jumping around while playing. You know what his damn mother did? Not a goddamn thing. She saw what nearly happened, and all she did was look at the kid and slowly walk over to him and finally grabbed his hand to walk him the rest of the way to the store. The whole thing of almost hitting the kid nearly gave me a heart attack.

Point is, FUCKING control your kids or something bad could happen.

Lets make it very simple, I and many other don't give a crap what other think. You don't like eating there, go home or go to another restaurant. No one will tell me at what place i can eat at, just because you don't want to hear baby crying. So deal with, it as simple as that.

So what if I have horrible gas that smells like I'm digesting my own, feces and I walk up to your table and rip the nastiest farts ever right in your face every 3 minutes for the duration of your dining experience? Who the fuck are you to tell me where to fart? It's not illegal.

 

[looker001]

Originally posted by: Reckoner
If you can't control your kid/kids, then you need to GTFO of the establishment and stop bothering others. I shouldn't have to pop a couple excedrin because timmy didn't get his nintendo wii.

Why should I? You're the one that is bothered, so you GTFO.

 

[JDawg1536]

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: theprodigalrebel
It's awesome in movie theaters. You are trying to watch a super-serious R-rated drama and there's some one-year-old kid crying his lungs out. People put up with it for two minutes, and then the college kids take matters into their hands and pretty much embarrass and mock the people out of the theater with some pretty ugly taunts. Sometimes, the father will stand up and attempt to shout back, "Who the hell was that?"

Next thing you know, there's a wave of STFUs from 10 discrete points in the hall. Always love it when that happens.

I would just tell everyone to STFU and ignore you for the rest of the movie. After 10 min, they will get tired of screaming stfu them self and will just ignore the crying baby.

Then I would play some gangster rap music on my iphone with the volume all the way up and hold it against up to your ear.

 

[Dumac]

My comment still stands...

Gee, sure is inconsiderate asshole in here.

 

[Fenixgoon]

it's sad that common courtesy is no longer common.

 

[rbV5]

Originally posted by: Molondo
This is the new Ban smoking topic.

Yup, kids are toxic.

 

[JDawg1536]

Originally posted by: rbV5

Originally posted by: Molondo
This is the new Ban smoking topic.

Yup, kids are toxic.

No, douchebags with kids are toxic.

 

[KeithTalent]

Originally posted by: Fenixgoon
it's sad that common courtesy is no longer common.

Completely agree.

KT

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: theprodigalrebel
It's awesome in movie theaters. You are trying to watch a super-serious R-rated drama and there's some one-year-old kid crying his lungs out. People put up with it for two minutes, and then the college kids take matters into their hands and pretty much embarrass and mock the people out of the theater with some pretty ugly taunts. Sometimes, the father will stand up and attempt to shout back, "Who the hell was that?"

Next thing you know, there's a wave of STFUs from 10 discrete points in the hall. Always love it when that happens.

I would just tell everyone to STFU and ignore you for the rest of the movie. After 10 min, they will get tired of screaming stfu them self and will just ignore the crying baby.

and i and others would go to the managment and get your ass thrown out.

Takeing a child to a R rated movie is just insane. many ones around here will NOT allow you to do that. it disrupts the movie for the ADULTS paying for the movie.


While i agree that kids NEED to be taken to resturants (they need to learn how to behave and that a resturant is diffrent from home) i would never dream of takeing my child to a adult movie. But when my child cry's in the resturant (again i don't take them to pure adult places. a good place like ruby tuesday's is perfect for them) i take them out. they then recieve punishment for acting out.

you are the type of parent that these people are bitching about. one that does not give a shit about anyone but yourself.

 

[rbV5]

Originally posted by: JDawg1536

Originally posted by: rbV5

Originally posted by: Molondo
This is the new Ban smoking topic.

Yup, kids are toxic.

No, douchebags with kids are toxic.

Them too!

 

[looker001]

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: theprodigalrebel
It's awesome in movie theaters. You are trying to watch a super-serious R-rated drama and there's some one-year-old kid crying his lungs out. People put up with it for two minutes, and then the college kids take matters into their hands and pretty much embarrass and mock the people out of the theater with some pretty ugly taunts. Sometimes, the father will stand up and attempt to shout back, "Who the hell was that?"

Next thing you know, there's a wave of STFUs from 10 discrete points in the hall. Always love it when that happens.

I would just tell everyone to STFU and ignore you for the rest of the movie. After 10 min, they will get tired of screaming stfu them self and will just ignore the crying baby.

and i and others would go to the managment and get your ass thrown out.

Takeing a child to a R rated movie is just insane. many ones around here will NOT allow you to do that. it disrupts the movie for the ADULTS paying for the movie.


While i agree that kids NEED to be taken to resturants (they need to learn how to behave and that a resturant is diffrent from home) i would never dream of takeing my child to a adult movie. But when my child cry's in the resturant (again i don't take them to pure adult places. a good place like ruby tuesday's is perfect for them) i take them out. they then recieve punishment for acting out.

you are the type of parent that these people are bitching about. one that does not give a shit about anyone but yourself.

I would make manager call the cops before i leave. Yes, i am asshole and don't give a shit about anyone but myself. Deal with it

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: theprodigalrebel
It's awesome in movie theaters. You are trying to watch a super-serious R-rated drama and there's some one-year-old kid crying his lungs out. People put up with it for two minutes, and then the college kids take matters into their hands and pretty much embarrass and mock the people out of the theater with some pretty ugly taunts. Sometimes, the father will stand up and attempt to shout back, "Who the hell was that?"

Next thing you know, there's a wave of STFUs from 10 discrete points in the hall. Always love it when that happens.

I would just tell everyone to STFU and ignore you for the rest of the movie. After 10 min, they will get tired of screaming stfu them self and will just ignore the crying baby.

and i and others would go to the managment and get your ass thrown out.

Takeing a child to a R rated movie is just insane. many ones around here will NOT allow you to do that. it disrupts the movie for the ADULTS paying for the movie.


While i agree that kids NEED to be taken to resturants (they need to learn how to behave and that a resturant is diffrent from home) i would never dream of takeing my child to a adult movie. But when my child cry's in the resturant (again i don't take them to pure adult places. a good place like ruby tuesday's is perfect for them) i take them out. they then recieve punishment for acting out.

you are the type of parent that these people are bitching about. one that does not give a shit about anyone but yourself.

I would make manager call the cops before i leave. Yes, i am asshole and don't give a shit about anyone but myself. Deal with it

i feel for your kids.

and the manager would call the cops and you would be leaving. with a good posiiblity going in cuffs.

its sad that people have forgotten common courtesy and sense.

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: theprodigalrebel
It's awesome in movie theaters. You are trying to watch a super-serious R-rated drama and there's some one-year-old kid crying his lungs out. People put up with it for two minutes, and then the college kids take matters into their hands and pretty much embarrass and mock the people out of the theater with some pretty ugly taunts. Sometimes, the father will stand up and attempt to shout back, "Who the hell was that?"

Next thing you know, there's a wave of STFUs from 10 discrete points in the hall. Always love it when that happens.

I would just tell everyone to STFU and ignore you for the rest of the movie. After 10 min, they will get tired of screaming stfu them self and will just ignore the crying baby.

and i and others would go to the managment and get your ass thrown out.

Takeing a child to a R rated movie is just insane. many ones around here will NOT allow you to do that. it disrupts the movie for the ADULTS paying for the movie.


While i agree that kids NEED to be taken to resturants (they need to learn how to behave and that a resturant is diffrent from home) i would never dream of takeing my child to a adult movie. But when my child cry's in the resturant (again i don't take them to pure adult places. a good place like ruby tuesday's is perfect for them) i take them out. they then recieve punishment for acting out.

you are the type of parent that these people are bitching about. one that does not give a shit about anyone but yourself.

I would make manager call the cops before i leave. Yes, i am asshole and don't give a shit about anyone but myself. Deal with it

And the cops would make you leave. You have no rights on private property. Deal with it.

Sense of entitlement for the lose.

 

[rbV5]

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: theprodigalrebel
It's awesome in movie theaters. You are trying to watch a super-serious R-rated drama and there's some one-year-old kid crying his lungs out. People put up with it for two minutes, and then the college kids take matters into their hands and pretty much embarrass and mock the people out of the theater with some pretty ugly taunts. Sometimes, the father will stand up and attempt to shout back, "Who the hell was that?"

Next thing you know, there's a wave of STFUs from 10 discrete points in the hall. Always love it when that happens.

I would just tell everyone to STFU and ignore you for the rest of the movie. After 10 min, they will get tired of screaming stfu them self and will just ignore the crying baby.

and i and others would go to the managment and get your ass thrown out.

Takeing a child to a R rated movie is just insane. many ones around here will NOT allow you to do that. it disrupts the movie for the ADULTS paying for the movie.


While i agree that kids NEED to be taken to resturants (they need to learn how to behave and that a resturant is diffrent from home) i would never dream of takeing my child to a adult movie. But when my child cry's in the resturant (again i don't take them to pure adult places. a good place like ruby tuesday's is perfect for them) i take them out. they then recieve punishment for acting out.

you are the type of parent that these people are bitching about. one that does not give a shit about anyone but yourself.

I would make manager call the cops before i leave. Yes, i am asshole and don't give a shit about anyone but myself. Deal with it

Its suprisingly easy to deal with outnumbered assholes

 

[KeithTalent]

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: theprodigalrebel
It's awesome in movie theaters. You are trying to watch a super-serious R-rated drama and there's some one-year-old kid crying his lungs out. People put up with it for two minutes, and then the college kids take matters into their hands and pretty much embarrass and mock the people out of the theater with some pretty ugly taunts. Sometimes, the father will stand up and attempt to shout back, "Who the hell was that?"

Next thing you know, there's a wave of STFUs from 10 discrete points in the hall. Always love it when that happens.

I would just tell everyone to STFU and ignore you for the rest of the movie. After 10 min, they will get tired of screaming stfu them self and will just ignore the crying baby.

and i and others would go to the managment and get your ass thrown out.

Takeing a child to a R rated movie is just insane. many ones around here will NOT allow you to do that. it disrupts the movie for the ADULTS paying for the movie.


While i agree that kids NEED to be taken to resturants (they need to learn how to behave and that a resturant is diffrent from home) i would never dream of takeing my child to a adult movie. But when my child cry's in the resturant (again i don't take them to pure adult places. a good place like ruby tuesday's is perfect for them) i take them out. they then recieve punishment for acting out.

you are the type of parent that these people are bitching about. one that does not give a shit about anyone but yourself.

I would make manager call the cops before i leave. Yes, i am asshole and don't give a shit about anyone but myself. Deal with it

I feel bad for your kids.

KT

 

[JDawg1536]

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: theprodigalrebel
It's awesome in movie theaters. You are trying to watch a super-serious R-rated drama and there's some one-year-old kid crying his lungs out. People put up with it for two minutes, and then the college kids take matters into their hands and pretty much embarrass and mock the people out of the theater with some pretty ugly taunts. Sometimes, the father will stand up and attempt to shout back, "Who the hell was that?"

Next thing you know, there's a wave of STFUs from 10 discrete points in the hall. Always love it when that happens.

I would just tell everyone to STFU and ignore you for the rest of the movie. After 10 min, they will get tired of screaming stfu them self and will just ignore the crying baby.

and i and others would go to the managment and get your ass thrown out.

Takeing a child to a R rated movie is just insane. many ones around here will NOT allow you to do that. it disrupts the movie for the ADULTS paying for the movie.


While i agree that kids NEED to be taken to resturants (they need to learn how to behave and that a resturant is diffrent from home) i would never dream of takeing my child to a adult movie. But when my child cry's in the resturant (again i don't take them to pure adult places. a good place like ruby tuesday's is perfect for them) i take them out. they then recieve punishment for acting out.

you are the type of parent that these people are bitching about. one that does not give a shit about anyone but yourself.

I would make manager call the cops before i leave. Yes, i am asshole and don't give a shit about anyone but myself. Deal with it

You would give a shit when my right cross dropped you to the ground just before I proceeded out the back exit. You win douchebag of the week, congrats.

 

[SlitheryDee]

It should embarrass you that your offspring are out of control and bothering other people. If it doesn't then that means you are insensitive and socially malformed. Seems everyone gets caught up in the "well, I'll have you know that I have the right to [insert obnoxious, insensitive action]". I have the right to do lots of stuff too. I also have the sense not to do the ones that piss people off.

 

[looker001]

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: theprodigalrebel
It's awesome in movie theaters. You are trying to watch a super-serious R-rated drama and there's some one-year-old kid crying his lungs out. People put up with it for two minutes, and then the college kids take matters into their hands and pretty much embarrass and mock the people out of the theater with some pretty ugly taunts. Sometimes, the father will stand up and attempt to shout back, "Who the hell was that?"

Next thing you know, there's a wave of STFUs from 10 discrete points in the hall. Always love it when that happens.

I would just tell everyone to STFU and ignore you for the rest of the movie. After 10 min, they will get tired of screaming stfu them self and will just ignore the crying baby.

and i and others would go to the managment and get your ass thrown out.

Takeing a child to a R rated movie is just insane. many ones around here will NOT allow you to do that. it disrupts the movie for the ADULTS paying for the movie.


While i agree that kids NEED to be taken to resturants (they need to learn how to behave and that a resturant is diffrent from home) i would never dream of takeing my child to a adult movie. But when my child cry's in the resturant (again i don't take them to pure adult places. a good place like ruby tuesday's is perfect for them) i take them out. they then recieve punishment for acting out.

you are the type of parent that these people are bitching about. one that does not give a shit about anyone but yourself.

I would make manager call the cops before i leave. Yes, i am asshole and don't give a shit about anyone but myself. Deal with it

i feel for your kids.

and the manager would call the cops and you would be leaving. with a good posiiblity going in cuffs.

its sad that people have forgotten common courtesy and sense.

Unlikely that i would be leaving in cuffs unless i refuse cops order to leave. As for common courtesy and sense, screw that.

 

[looker001]

Originally posted by: JDawg1536

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: theprodigalrebel
It's awesome in movie theaters. You are trying to watch a super-serious R-rated drama and there's some one-year-old kid crying his lungs out. People put up with it for two minutes, and then the college kids take matters into their hands and pretty much embarrass and mock the people out of the theater with some pretty ugly taunts. Sometimes, the father will stand up and attempt to shout back, "Who the hell was that?"

Next thing you know, there's a wave of STFUs from 10 discrete points in the hall. Always love it when that happens.

I would just tell everyone to STFU and ignore you for the rest of the movie. After 10 min, they will get tired of screaming stfu them self and will just ignore the crying baby.

and i and others would go to the managment and get your ass thrown out.

Takeing a child to a R rated movie is just insane. many ones around here will NOT allow you to do that. it disrupts the movie for the ADULTS paying for the movie.


While i agree that kids NEED to be taken to resturants (they need to learn how to behave and that a resturant is diffrent from home) i would never dream of takeing my child to a adult movie. But when my child cry's in the resturant (again i don't take them to pure adult places. a good place like ruby tuesday's is perfect for them) i take them out. they then recieve punishment for acting out.

you are the type of parent that these people are bitching about. one that does not give a shit about anyone but yourself.

I would make manager call the cops before i leave. Yes, i am asshole and don't give a shit about anyone but myself. Deal with it

You would give a shit when my right cross dropped you to the ground just before I proceeded out the back exit. You win douchebag of the week, congrats.

Fine by me, as you would be sitting in then hospital and then off to jail you will go.

 

[JDawg1536]

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: theprodigalrebel
It's awesome in movie theaters. You are trying to watch a super-serious R-rated drama and there's some one-year-old kid crying his lungs out. People put up with it for two minutes, and then the college kids take matters into their hands and pretty much embarrass and mock the people out of the theater with some pretty ugly taunts. Sometimes, the father will stand up and attempt to shout back, "Who the hell was that?"

Next thing you know, there's a wave of STFUs from 10 discrete points in the hall. Always love it when that happens.

I would just tell everyone to STFU and ignore you for the rest of the movie. After 10 min, they will get tired of screaming stfu them self and will just ignore the crying baby.

and i and others would go to the managment and get your ass thrown out.

Takeing a child to a R rated movie is just insane. many ones around here will NOT allow you to do that. it disrupts the movie for the ADULTS paying for the movie.


While i agree that kids NEED to be taken to resturants (they need to learn how to behave and that a resturant is diffrent from home) i would never dream of takeing my child to a adult movie. But when my child cry's in the resturant (again i don't take them to pure adult places. a good place like ruby tuesday's is perfect for them) i take them out. they then recieve punishment for acting out.

you are the type of parent that these people are bitching about. one that does not give a shit about anyone but yourself.

I would make manager call the cops before i leave. Yes, i am asshole and don't give a shit about anyone but myself. Deal with it

i feel for your kids.

and the manager would call the cops and you would be leaving. with a good posiiblity going in cuffs.

its sad that people have forgotten common courtesy and sense.

Unlikely that i would be leaving in cuffs unless i refuse cops order to leave. As for common courtesy and sense, screw that.

Well common courtesy is something you can control. Common sense is just something you happened to be born without. Nobody is blaming you for that.

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: SlitheryDee
It should embarrass you that your offspring is out of control and bothering other people. If it doesn't then that means you are insensitive and socially malformed. Seems everyone gets caught up in the "well, I'll have you know that I have the right to [insert obnoxious, insensitive action]". I have the right to do lots of stuff too. I also have the sense not to do the ones that piss people off.

exactly. i work hard at teaching my kids right from wrong and how to act in public.

my children are very well behaved. We usually get comments on how well behaved they are in resturants. But the kids also know when they if they act up in public there is heck to pay whent hey get home And if they are good they get rewards.

 

[JDawg1536]

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: JDawg1536

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: looker001

Originally posted by: theprodigalrebel
It's awesome in movie theaters. You are trying to watch a super-serious R-rated drama and there's some one-year-old kid crying his lungs out. People put up with it for two minutes, and then the college kids take matters into their hands and pretty much embarrass and mock the people out of the theater with some pretty ugly taunts. Sometimes, the father will stand up and attempt to shout back, "Who the hell was that?"

Next thing you know, there's a wave of STFUs from 10 discrete points in the hall. Always love it when that happens.

I would just tell everyone to STFU and ignore you for the rest of the movie. After 10 min, they will get tired of screaming stfu them self and will just ignore the crying baby.

and i and others would go to the managment and get your ass thrown out.

Takeing a child to a R rated movie is just insane. many ones around here will NOT allow you to do that. it disrupts the movie for the ADULTS paying for the movie.


While i agree that kids NEED to be taken to resturants (they need to learn how to behave and that a resturant is diffrent from home) i would never dream of takeing my child to a adult movie. But when my child cry's in the resturant (again i don't take them to pure adult places. a good place like ruby tuesday's is perfect for them) i take them out. they then recieve punishment for acting out.

you are the type of parent that these people are bitching about. one that does not give a shit about anyone but yourself.

I would make manager call the cops before i leave. Yes, i am asshole and don't give a shit about anyone but myself. Deal with it

You would give a shit when my right cross dropped you to the ground just before I proceeded out the back exit. You win douchebag of the week, congrats.

Fine by me, as you would be sitting in then hospital and then off to jail you will go.

No no no, sir. I hit you in the face. You hit the floor. I walk out the back door. I get in my car and drive home. You wake up. You realize you are a little bitch. End. Of. Story.