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Children Free Restaurantstwospirits 08-10-2004, 08:57 AM Fellow member Raz Kaz posted a thread about Family (http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=2130254#post2130254) and how there are too many roudy kids in the house among other things. This led me to think of my own experiences but in restaurants. Sometimes I want to take my girl to a nice fun restaurant, but it never fails that once we sit down, the hostess usually places along side us or near us a family with roudy kids. Now mind you, some parents control their kids. But its the ones that let their kids cry, scream, run about like theres no care in the world. :banghead: What is it with these parents? Are they in the frame of mind that since they have to deal with it all day that they have to subject the rest of the world to the same type of torture? I say, just like they have non-smoking sections they should also have non-kids sections. Am I the only one with bad luck going to restaurants. Has anyone else gone through this or have similar stories to tell? TS out ghostguy6 08-10-2004, 09:04 AM Just pick up one of the routy kids by the shirt, walk over to parents, hold the kid up and say in a stern voice " is this yours?", drop kid on parents lap and walk away. That should shut them up crayzayjay 08-10-2004, 09:28 AM Putting up with noisy kids in a restaurant is bad, but not as bad as putting up with rowdy kids on a plane, kids whose parents feel they have no obligation to try to control their behaviour. THAT is hell my friend. Hell. Raz_Kaz 08-10-2004, 09:57 AM Oh God, I'm going to be stuck on a plane for quite smoe time in the near future, hope nothing liek this happens. :lol2: Hey twospirits. welcome to my world, at least this was a short thing, mine lasts until I fucking leave for England TexasF355F1 08-10-2004, 10:56 AM Just do what I do. Start making comments loud enough so the parents and other people(who are annoyed as well) can hear you. Make them smart ass comments too, like "It sure is quite in here tonight". Sometimes the parents get a little pissed and try and talk shit, but then when you come in with the comments of how they can't control their own kids and that they're going to be the ones stealing shit from me and others in the future it get hillarious. Just a suggestion. twospirits 08-10-2004, 11:15 AM I guess you are right crayzayjay, a plane would be worse. At least with in a restaurant I can go outside to get away from the screaming. You can't do that in a plane. Hey Texas, not a bad idea, but with my luck the parents would look like contestants on the WWF. I'll never get out alive.:lol: Hyatus 08-10-2004, 11:19 AM Just pick up one of the routy kids by the shirt, walk over to parents, hold the kid up and say in a stern voice " is this yours?", drop kid on parents lap and walk away. That should shut them up i did that once when i was at the movies. I triped this little shit who felt it was fun to run up and down the isels(sp) during the movie making noises. The theater wasnt that crowded so i knew whos kid it was. saw um come in right. so i triped the little bastard, and picked him up by his shirt and draged him down the bottom to the door and threw him out the door. I walked back to my seat with a few people claping and i looked at the dad and whipered "I hope it doesnt run in the family" and sat down. lamehonda 08-10-2004, 11:38 AM The only place kids should be in a restaurant: On the menu. TexasF355F1 08-10-2004, 11:46 AM Hey Texas, not a bad idea, but with my luck the parents would look like contestants on the WWF. I'll never get out alive.:lol: :lol2: Instead of the Royal Rumble, it'll be the Restaraunt Rumble.......okay yeah that's kinda gay:uhoh: ghostguy6 08-10-2004, 11:53 AM Oh if you guys wanna talk about the planes, I got stuck sitting beside a little 7 year old and after about 4 hours I looked at him and said " Do you want to play outside little boy?" The kid didnt get it but the mother sure has a surpised look on her face,and for some reason the flight attenedent was real nice to me afterwards :) YogsVR4 08-10-2004, 12:05 PM Anytime I see young kids in a nice restaurant, I get nervous. It generally means that they couldn't find a baby sitter who could tolerate the little bastard. Sean 08-10-2004, 04:18 PM I don't usually have many problems with annoying kids in restaurants. Movie theaters are where the little buggers piss me off. Whining and complaining because they are tired of waiting in line and they want to see the movie NOW, then running up and down the aisle, throwing popcorn, and kicking seats after they get bored of the movie in 15 minutes. If they really piss you off, knock your pop over onto they head. Most theaters give out free refills, so spilling a bit of pop is no big loss. :evillol: Hey Damien, are you still looking forward to a 35 hour flight to New Zealand? Raz_Kaz 08-10-2004, 04:23 PM 35 hour flight? :eek: mines a "12" hours flight Suislide 08-10-2004, 11:49 PM you think that's bad? i WORK in a restaurant. yeah. :uhoh: Toksin 08-11-2004, 03:09 AM I've noticed something since I came to NZ. Whenever we go to a proper restaurant (as opposed to Mcdees) I've never seen any small, loud, annoying kids. Why? Chances are they're all down getting fat at Mcdonald's. It's great! Quiet eating is the win. bumpinneon 08-11-2004, 03:14 AM I say, just like they have non-smoking sections they should also have non-kids sections. that would be nice since around here they passed a law saying no smoking in public buildings. taranaki 08-11-2004, 03:26 AM I'm all in favour of restaurants that have a 'no minors after 8pm' policy. Right now,I'm looking for a place to celebrate my 18th wedding anniversary,but have yet to find a restaurant that prohibits nagging wives. zebrathree 08-11-2004, 03:47 AM Whos taking a 35 hour flight to NZ? You're being ripped off :D Sean 08-11-2004, 04:07 AM I ment round trip. Sorry if I didn't make that clear. zebrathree 08-11-2004, 04:12 AM You coming down? It's a bit bloody cold for holidaying right now! Karen512 08-12-2004, 03:28 PM you think that's bad? i WORK in a restaurant. yeah. :uhoh: yeah, i work at a Chili's. Lots of kids come in there :mad: I groan everytime I have a table with kids. My son is still little so he sleeps most of the time we go out to eat, but when he's older, I'll be damned if he screams and runs around. Fuck that. Those kids that are running around the restaurants are gonna end up in jail anyway when they are older. Parents have to understand they have to teach their children manners when they are young otherwise their bad behavior will only get worse. my :2cents: jcsaleen 08-12-2004, 03:33 PM All of this is soo funny and gives me so many Ideas. :) I like this 1 "Is this yours" lol :) Raz_Kaz 08-12-2004, 03:42 PM Try this one.... When the kid runs around screaming for attention. Get up, walk over to the kid and slap the fuck outta him. Then proceed to hand over the kid to the owners (parents) and quietly, calmly repeat one of the following 1."First time it's the kid, next time I'm coming after the roots" 2."Now I didnt want to have to do that, but he brought it onto himself. Now dont make me have to do it again" 3."You're next punk!" jcsaleen 08-12-2004, 03:53 PM LOL! That was sick Ill keep those lines in mine. I like the 1 where th kid was on the plane and is like you want to play outside and the mother looks at him. twospirits 08-12-2004, 03:55 PM Thats fine and dandy if you visit a restuarant of little people, where everone is smaller than you, but if they are bigger than you I doubt you will do that. Besides, hitting (someone elses ) kid is not the answer. Usually a good yell to either the kid or parents should be fine enough. Btw I revised my original idea to, "buy them a chocolate sundae for desert and sprinkle exlax slivers on top." jcsaleen 08-12-2004, 03:59 PM Its not hitting it picking up the thing and removing it from the premisis. Raz_Kaz 08-12-2004, 04:30 PM Wel then putting into a different situation where the parent is bigger than you. Proceed with the following, attemp to give the child drugs/alcohol and then simply call in the police to arrest the parents for neglect. In extreme cases you might even be able to secure the child in a foster home where they will learn a little thing called respect. And as a bonus, parents might even have to take parenting classes :thumbsup: jcsaleen 08-12-2004, 04:34 PM HAHA thats such a good Idea. taranaki 08-12-2004, 09:31 PM Raz, perhaps when you have kids of your own ,you will know better.If anyone tried either of the stupid ideas that you have put forward on my kids,they'd get their teeth handed to them in a plastic bag.If you are incsapable of sharing public places with other people,stay at home. Raz_Kaz 08-12-2004, 09:37 PM Kids of my own? I practically raised my younger brothers, sister and cousins. I joke around with that stuff, if you actually take the past post as something serious then thats your problem. Some of us liek to joke around to ease the stress. I actually dont mind noisy kids all that much, I have lots of patience, growing up in a huge family with many younger siblings and relatives, you pick up that trait. taranaki 08-12-2004, 09:42 PM joking about abusing children is not funny,moron. Raz_Kaz 08-12-2004, 09:46 PM How old are you to be complaining about the contents of this forum? Everyone has their sense of humor....if you dont find it funny, it does not mean that the other person lacks intelligence and/or common sense. good day :cheers: taranaki 08-12-2004, 09:59 PM How old are you to be complaining about the contents of this forum? Everyone has their sense of humor....if you dont find it funny, it does not mean that the other person lacks intelligence and/or common sense. good day :cheers: I'm old enough to have kids of my own,and to appreciate a quiet meal out as well.And furthermore,I'm mature enough to figure out how to get what I want without making idiotic comments about beating up on children. It does not automatically mean that you are not funny if I don't think you are,but you should seriously look at getting a life dude.There's more than just me who find you tiresome. Oz 08-12-2004, 10:15 PM Idealistically, children free restaurants are a brilliant concept. It caters to a corner of the market obviously affected by Children in restaurants. If the restaurant is clearly advertised as such, with firm guidelines as to what constitutes a 'child', then all the hippies who will inevitably decry the restaurant as an infringement on their rights can jump off a tall building. ac427cpe 08-12-2004, 10:23 PM there are a lot of the nicer resturants here in phx in which you will rarely ever see someone under 14. a lot of the time, if someone is there with younger children, they'll just have to wait for a table up front... away from the general population of the resturant (and an extra 30 min wait usually gets people to leave). the problem with resturants like that though, are that if you aren't willing to pay close to $100 for you and one other person to eat... you're gonna have to deal with other resturants, and the kids that you'll find in them. end point: "children free" resturants are around, you just pay for that feature. and raz, no... you aren't funny. jcsaleen 08-13-2004, 12:31 AM Well it depends in N.Y most resturants who have smart waitresses (not all) will seat you away from most children if your on a date or just with an older group some places have a whole separate enclosed area for the children its called non smoking lol. (no I do not smoke) it beats the yelling of kids anyday. :smokin: Oz ~ with firm guidelines as to what constitutes a 'child', then all the hippies who will inevitably decry the restaurant as an infringement on their rights can jump off a tall building. lol Hippies :rofl: twospirits 08-13-2004, 08:51 AM I totally agree that smoking sections have less if no kids whatsoever. But the problem with that is with me, although I smoke and so does my cousin, everybody else in the family do not. (Even though I don't like smoking in a resturant anyway). Shoot one day I'll hit the lotto :smile:, and I create a one children free eatery. Raz_Kaz 08-13-2004, 10:23 AM I'm old enough to have kids of my own,and to appreciate a quiet meal out as well.And furthermore,I'm mature enough to figure out how to get what I want without making idiotic comments about beating up on children. It does not automatically mean that you are not funny if I don't think you are,but you should seriously look at getting a life dude.There's more than just me who find you tiresome. Sure if there are any for sale :lol2:. But i'm not the "elder" one here that's arguing with someone else on the in-ter-net about not being funny. If you don' like my jokes, don't comment. Simple isn't it? jcsaleen 08-13-2004, 01:18 PM I like the Japanese Totami rooms (correct me if im worng on the name) They are completely enclosed with the rice paper around the whole room. 2 restuarants I kno have that its great you can eat in peace with out any interuption what so ever and all you hear is the indoor water fall. Hyatus 08-14-2004, 08:29 PM I'm old enough to have kids of my own,and to appreciate a quiet meal out as well.And furthermore,I'm mature enough to figure out how to get what I want without making idiotic comments about beating up on children. It does not automatically mean that you are not funny if I don't think you are,but you should seriously look at getting a life dude.There's more than just me who find you tiresome. i keep picturing raz in south park going "kick the baby" lol ImportBuilder 08-15-2004, 04:14 AM I dont believe in a "Children Free" restaurant, but maybe the restaurant could have a big sign, making it clear as day, that if your child is disrupting others for more than like 5 minutes, you MUST leave. And, this would have to be legal so noone could sue/not leave. I think it would be a great idea. I, and my 2 siblings, was very well behaved after about 2 1/2 years old. Like all children, I did have small fits now and then, but if my family went out to dinner, I behaved the best you could expect from a child my age. If i was tired, of course i would act up a little bit. But trust me, If i was screamin and yellin, my mom would simply take me outside, and tell me if i kept actin like that we would have to go home, and all i would get to do is eat some cereal and go to bed. cereal and bed, or chicken strips, fries, and fun...i usually picked the fun & good food. -Josh- 08-15-2004, 11:40 PM Yeah, if i would have been like that when i was a kid i would have gotten striped with my dad's belt. Plus my mom always bribed me with ice cream. :smile: Ill tell you who doesn't put up with snotty little kids, nurses. They dont put up with shit from no one, at least the experienced nurses. I was in the hospital waiting room at virginia beach, the nurse came out in time to see a bunch of little kids pushing each other around in wheel chairs and lying across the whole floor with blankets, and i swear steam came rolling out of those ears, bout that time the mom walked up and the nurse threatened to turn her into child services for leaving her children unattended... :rofl: Toksin 08-16-2004, 03:03 AM I like the Japanese Totami rooms (correct me if im worng on the name) They are completely enclose with the rice paper around the who are 2 restuarants I kno have that its great you can eat in peace with out any interuption what so ever and all you heard is the indoor water fall. What the hell did you just say? Raz, shut up. jcsaleen 08-16-2004, 10:00 AM What the hell did you just say? Its ok I understand if you dont know what they are :disappoin Btw piss post take it into account @ all? :loser: In simple terms for you its a PAPER/WOOD BOX that ENCLOSES a TABLE like a separate ROOM so as no 1 is disturbed when they are EATING. understand???? 90Stangjc 08-16-2004, 04:45 PM I would just like to ask a couple of you a nice friendly question..... You seem to not like what Raz_Kaz has typed on this forum in an effort (which was nicely done) to be humorous. To be honest, if you dont like what he wrote.....well then DONT FUCKING READ IT! Is this hard? Maybe some of you cant get the whole concept of this? Well then let me explain to you...... You see, there's something in AMERICA called freedom of speech. I'm not sure where some of you are from and frankly i couldnt give a flying fuck. But.......if he wants to joke about shutting kids up, that's his right. Do you see a sign that say's anywhere on Automotive Forums that you have to read each and every post? No... So if you dont like it, skip it. Dont tell him what or how to write because you are lacking a sense of humor. P.S.- I'm done with my attitude trip and i realize that YOU too are entitled to an opinion. So i would like to hear why you think joking is such a horror. See ya. jcsaleen 08-16-2004, 04:49 PM 90Stangjc ~ :iagree: You should have the right to be opionated. fajita23200 08-19-2004, 01:02 PM I'm thinking, I'm 29 I have no kids of my own. It's time to get it snipped!!! It costs some cash. But, what the hell, you only live once. twospirits 08-19-2004, 02:24 PM Get what snipped? :eek: Ouch Don't do it man, don't. You might regret it later. Sheesh just the thought bugs me. :eek7: jcsaleen 08-19-2004, 02:32 PM Get what snipped? :eek: Ouch Don't do it man, don't. You might regret it later. Sheesh just the thought bugs me. :eek7: What do u mean by snipped im lost? :eek7: twospirits 08-19-2004, 02:59 PM What do u mean by snipped im lost? :eek7: Well member fajita23200 said.."I'm thinking, I'm 29 I have no kids of my own. It's time to get it snipped!!! It costs some cash. But, what the hell, you only live once." jcsaleen 08-19-2004, 03:01 PM Oh jesus the though jus came to mind OUWWWCH god that gotta hurt! :screwy: Hyatus 08-19-2004, 03:12 PM they usually do it with no pain killers, thats haw my dad did it after he had 3 kids. jcsaleen 08-19-2004, 03:14 PM JESUS!!! oww man stop its hurting me jus readin it. twospirits 08-19-2004, 03:18 PM Oh jesus the though jus came to mind OUWWWCH god that gotta hurt! :screwy: Ding Ding Ding, we have a winner folks. Told ya, once the mental image comes into play you end up saying OUCH. jcsaleen 08-19-2004, 03:21 PM It never came to mind cause usaully stuff like that I try not to think of. vBulletin®, Copyright ©2010, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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