View Poll Results: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
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Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
May 4th 2011, 2:42 pm
#16
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
Maybe that's why several people found the need to comment on how delightfully behaved our 4 year old was on the flight back from KL yesterday.
She watched TV, slept, did not kick the seat, did not whinge- we thought this was normal but others felt it worthy of comment.
She watched TV, slept, did not kick the seat, did not whinge- we thought this was normal but others felt it worthy of comment.
May 4th 2011, 3:09 pm
#17
Joined: Sep 2005
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
I would.
Children should be sent by ship, in sealed shipping containers. They don’t belong on aircraft, in the same way that goats don’t.
On one Ansett flight years ago they sat me next to a woman with a baby.
They served breakfast, she started breast feeding.
I left my meal untouched, to the sound of “slurp slurp suck”.
The baby then vomited the breast milk back all over my suit. Went down great at my 11am meeting.
The hold is too good. They should be tied to kites and dragged behind.
(Nope - I don’t have kids.)
Children should be sent by ship, in sealed shipping containers. They don’t belong on aircraft, in the same way that goats don’t.
On one Ansett flight years ago they sat me next to a woman with a baby.
They served breakfast, she started breast feeding.
I left my meal untouched, to the sound of “slurp slurp suck”.
The baby then vomited the breast milk back all over my suit. Went down great at my 11am meeting.
The hold is too good. They should be tied to kites and dragged behind.
(Nope - I don’t have kids.)
May 4th 2011, 4:23 pm
#18
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Location: Adelaide
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
I've voted but my kids are very well behaved in public so would be fine I'm sure.
Just wish they could behave like that behind closed doors
Just wish they could behave like that behind closed doors
May 4th 2011, 7:32 pm
#19
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May 4th 2011, 7:50 pm
#21
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May 4th 2011, 9:01 pm
#26
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
Today's peeve: (on public transport) middle-aged gents who laboriously thumb their way through the Herald Sun with the tip of an index finger, moistened afresh with each page. Reading age of 10.
Should be burnt along with their shiny suits.
Should be burnt along with their shiny suits.
May 4th 2011, 9:04 pm
#27
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May 4th 2011, 9:37 pm
#29
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
Love you too babe!!!Small chidren now have a friend who appears to be American. He is now in charge of the game, and has announced one of them can be a Russian and fly a helicopter, he will be an American and "smash everyone's asses" (charming brat!) and the third one can be French "cos you're small and are going to lose and thats all my Dad says the French are good for"
May 4th 2011, 10:35 pm
#30
Rhino with a big horn!
Joined: Feb 2011
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
Polly didn't give the age of the of the American friend.
Can someone tell Donald Rumsfeld to stop playing with kids in the airport lounge?
And just to cheer youse up this morning.
Can someone tell Donald Rumsfeld to stop playing with kids in the airport lounge?
And just to cheer youse up this morning.
Last edited by Rambi; May 4th 2011 at 10:43 pm.