View Poll Results: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
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Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
May 4th 2011, 10:37 pm
#31
Septic Sprout
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
Children should be allowed. Parents should be banned.
May 4th 2011, 10:44 pm
#32
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
If likes of BobbyFTM, BB, Soapy or even Polly are allowed in surely a smattering of ankle biters would raise the company
May 4th 2011, 10:51 pm
#33
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
About 8 years old
May 4th 2011, 11:31 pm
#34
Chan eil aon chànan gu le
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
All the ones who have voted gagged or checked in as luggage - how many have kids? I bet hardly any
Wonder if they feel the same about their dogs.
Wonder if they feel the same about their dogs.
May 4th 2011, 11:39 pm
#35
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May 4th 2011, 11:45 pm
#36
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May 5th 2011, 12:30 am
#38
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
I voted yes, provided they don't disturb others too much.
However, I think noisy people and those who suffer from verbal diahhrea, whether they're adult or children, should be locked up in a tiny sound-proof room together, at the airport, train station, or any public place.
There should also be a separate room for those who like to show off their latest iPhones, iPads, and whatever electronic games. I don't want to see or hear them. Oh, may be it's easier to just put them in the noisy room too.
Mrs JTL
However, I think noisy people and those who suffer from verbal diahhrea, whether they're adult or children, should be locked up in a tiny sound-proof room together, at the airport, train station, or any public place.
There should also be a separate room for those who like to show off their latest iPhones, iPads, and whatever electronic games. I don't want to see or hear them. Oh, may be it's easier to just put them in the noisy room too.
Mrs JTL
May 5th 2011, 12:36 am
#39
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
May 5th 2011, 12:51 am
#40
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
The picture I'm getting is that frequent flyers shouldn't have kids. 
May 5th 2011, 12:52 am
#41
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
Oh no sir, that might disturb the other passendengers....
May 5th 2011, 1:35 am
#43
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
Maybe a curtained off “family area” for people with children.
Somewhere on the left wing.
The other side of the engine.
Somewhere on the left wing.
The other side of the engine.
May 5th 2011, 2:54 am
#44
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May 5th 2011, 3:22 am
#45
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
I fly a lot. I used to fly even more. Think Geroge Cloony in "Up in the Air"
I don’t mind kids on planes. They sit in their seat, watch a movie, listen to music, read a book.
That’s the ideal world. Reality is a bit different:
Last trip back from Singapore some “moron mum” force fed her daughter with sweets.
The child ran up and down the isle on a sugar high until she tripped face over ass (probably a deliberate attempt to kill her from another passenger).
The horrible thing then screamed her head off whilst the “moron mum” slipped on her headphones and ignored the racket. Other passengers tried to comfort and smother the bastard.
Just as I was about to a implement a well-deserved slap the horror threw up in the isle and we landed in Sydney to the stench of vomit. The mother made no attempt to clean the mess up, and it was left to a beautiful Singapore airlines hostess to mop up the puke.
Nope – cant say I would worry if they were banned.
I don’t mind kids on planes. They sit in their seat, watch a movie, listen to music, read a book.
That’s the ideal world. Reality is a bit different:
Last trip back from Singapore some “moron mum” force fed her daughter with sweets.
The child ran up and down the isle on a sugar high until she tripped face over ass (probably a deliberate attempt to kill her from another passenger).
The horrible thing then screamed her head off whilst the “moron mum” slipped on her headphones and ignored the racket. Other passengers tried to comfort and smother the bastard.
Just as I was about to a implement a well-deserved slap the horror threw up in the isle and we landed in Sydney to the stench of vomit. The mother made no attempt to clean the mess up, and it was left to a beautiful Singapore airlines hostess to mop up the puke.
Nope – cant say I would worry if they were banned.