View Poll Results: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
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Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
May 5th 2011, 2:29 pm
#76
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
Would it be ethical to have children if you hated the little buggers? 
I can't believe how many people put on the "children make my life complete" mask in polite conversation when actually clearly their children have ruined their bodies, burned them out with constant demands, made them give up every activity they ever enjoyed and ensured there are no nice things left in their houses or walls without crayon marks. The ones you meet at dinner parties who try to talk about their children to you and then have to leave early because the baby sitter has to go home. Sad, very sad and a dire warning to us all.
People will interject with here with all sorts of personal reasons why they wanted children but the real reason is you are selfish and thoughless.
I can't believe how many people put on the "children make my life complete" mask in polite conversation when actually clearly their children have ruined their bodies, burned them out with constant demands, made them give up every activity they ever enjoyed and ensured there are no nice things left in their houses or walls without crayon marks. The ones you meet at dinner parties who try to talk about their children to you and then have to leave early because the baby sitter has to go home. Sad, very sad and a dire warning to us all.
People will interject with here with all sorts of personal reasons why they wanted children but the real reason is you are selfish and thoughless.
May 5th 2011, 8:33 pm
#77
Shiny Arse Know All
Joined: Apr 2010
Location: Adelaide, somewhere
Posts: 14,180
where the bloody hell is the switch for them
May 5th 2011, 9:08 pm
#78
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
She looks better than some women 20 years younger. She wore a little bikini on holiday a few years ago and many of her friends and family gasped. They said 'you look like an athlete that's had a baby' which was itself inaccurate - she is slim and curvy and soft and very feminine!
She is a very yummy mummy and I am one lucky See You Next Tuesday! Cheers.
May 5th 2011, 10:41 pm
#79
Rhino with a big horn!
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 3,117
Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
How come parents can’t smell shit or vomit, don’t notice sticky fingers grabbing everything, and think little Garry is “learning” when he pulls the back off your new flat screen TV?
Apparently flat screens falling on children are now a major problem. Instead of making parents look after their bloody kids the TV designers have to make them “child proof”.
But the worst are arrogant breast feeders, who wait until they have a suitable audience and flop one out for a suckle.
“Its only natural Slappy” they say to me when I complain.
So is urination, defecation and masturbation. Next time I see a woman breast feeding in a restaurant I am going to take a piss, crap on the table then have a quick hand shandy.
That will wipe the smug smile off their faces.
Apparently flat screens falling on children are now a major problem. Instead of making parents look after their bloody kids the TV designers have to make them “child proof”.
But the worst are arrogant breast feeders, who wait until they have a suitable audience and flop one out for a suckle.
“Its only natural Slappy” they say to me when I complain.
So is urination, defecation and masturbation. Next time I see a woman breast feeding in a restaurant I am going to take a piss, crap on the table then have a quick hand shandy.
That will wipe the smug smile off their faces.
May 5th 2011, 10:55 pm
#80
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Joined: Jul 2007
Location: Brisbane
Posts: 2,949
Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
But the worst are arrogant breast feeders, who wait until they have a suitable audience and flop one out for a suckle.
“Its only natural Slappy” they say to me when I complain.
So is urination, defecation and masturbation. Next time I see a woman breast feeding in a restaurant I am going to take a piss, crap on the table then have a quick hand shandy.
That will wipe the smug smile off their faces.
“Its only natural Slappy” they say to me when I complain.
So is urination, defecation and masturbation. Next time I see a woman breast feeding in a restaurant I am going to take a piss, crap on the table then have a quick hand shandy.
That will wipe the smug smile off their faces.
It is natural and if you would have complained to me whilst I was feeding my daughter in public (as I did on numerous occasions without chucking a sheet over me and her
) you would have copped a mouthful of abuse from me.Urination and defecation belong in a toilet, at your age I understand you might have accidents but if you could restrain yourself and cross your legs real tight then you should make it to the loo.
Masturbation in public is a sure way to get yourself locked up.
You eat in public so why shouldn't a nursing baby? I'd prefer to see a baby being fed, bottle or breast, than some of the adults chucking chips and burgers down their throat in a Westfield foodcourt.
Oh and chucking a couple of
on the end doesn't make your post humerous or any less irritating.
May 5th 2011, 11:02 pm
#81
Rhino with a big horn!
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 3,117
Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
Arrogrant breast feeders waiting for an audience? Or perhaps just waiting till their baby is hungry.
It is natural and if you would have complained to me whilst I was feeding my daughter in public (as I did on numerous occasions without chucking a sheet over me and her) you would have copped a mouthful of abuse from me.
Urination and defecation belong in a toilet, at your age I understand you might have accidents but if you could restrain yourself and cross your legs real tight then you should make it to the loo.
Masturbation in public is a sure way to get yourself locked up.
You eat in public so why shouldn't a nursing baby? I'd prefer to see a baby being fed, bottle or breast, than some of the adults chucking chips and burgers down their throat in a Westfield foodcourt.
Oh and chucking a couple of on the end doesn't make your post humerous or any less irritating.
It is natural and if you would have complained to me whilst I was feeding my daughter in public (as I did on numerous occasions without chucking a sheet over me and her
) you would have copped a mouthful of abuse from me.Urination and defecation belong in a toilet, at your age I understand you might have accidents but if you could restrain yourself and cross your legs real tight then you should make it to the loo.
Masturbation in public is a sure way to get yourself locked up.
You eat in public so why shouldn't a nursing baby? I'd prefer to see a baby being fed, bottle or breast, than some of the adults chucking chips and burgers down their throat in a Westfield foodcourt.
Oh and chucking a couple of
on the end doesn't make your post humerous or any less irritating. in a row is a sign of instability.
May 6th 2011, 1:04 am
#82
Not allowed opinions.
Joined: Dec 2009
Location: Sydney
Posts: 4,565
Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
Sorry for any offence Louise.
But please try to understand two points:
1. Just because you think it is acceptable doesn’t mean everyone else should accept it. In a 2009 survey one third of Australians found breast feeding in public unacceptable.
http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news...-1225767893350
I am not sure I would do something in public that a third of the people around me would find offensive. Obviously some people have a different attitude.
2. The current “trend” for breast feeding in public is just that. A trend. My mother breast fed me. My grandmother breast fed her. Queen Victoria breast fed nine children. All managed to do it outside of the public gaze.
Public breast feeding is another change that would not have been acceptable even 30 years ago, along with women having tattoos, nipple piercing, friends with benefits, and a host of other things. Some people are less than enthusiastic about these changes, and see them as a “trendy” retrograde step in society.
But please don’t be offended at my comments.
But please try to understand two points:
1. Just because you think it is acceptable doesn’t mean everyone else should accept it. In a 2009 survey one third of Australians found breast feeding in public unacceptable.
http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news...-1225767893350
I am not sure I would do something in public that a third of the people around me would find offensive. Obviously some people have a different attitude.
2. The current “trend” for breast feeding in public is just that. A trend. My mother breast fed me. My grandmother breast fed her. Queen Victoria breast fed nine children. All managed to do it outside of the public gaze.
Public breast feeding is another change that would not have been acceptable even 30 years ago, along with women having tattoos, nipple piercing, friends with benefits, and a host of other things. Some people are less than enthusiastic about these changes, and see them as a “trendy” retrograde step in society.
But please don’t be offended at my comments.
Arrogrant breast feeders waiting for an audience? Or perhaps just waiting till their baby is hungry.
It is natural and if you would have complained to me whilst I was feeding my daughter in public (as I did on numerous occasions without chucking a sheet over me and her) you would have copped a mouthful of abuse from me.
Urination and defecation belong in a toilet, at your age I understand you might have accidents but if you could restrain yourself and cross your legs real tight then you should make it to the loo.
Masturbation in public is a sure way to get yourself locked up.
You eat in public so why shouldn't a nursing baby? I'd prefer to see a baby being fed, bottle or breast, than some of the adults chucking chips and burgers down their throat in a Westfield foodcourt.
Oh and chucking a couple of on the end doesn't make your post humerous or any less irritating.
It is natural and if you would have complained to me whilst I was feeding my daughter in public (as I did on numerous occasions without chucking a sheet over me and her
) you would have copped a mouthful of abuse from me.Urination and defecation belong in a toilet, at your age I understand you might have accidents but if you could restrain yourself and cross your legs real tight then you should make it to the loo.
Masturbation in public is a sure way to get yourself locked up.
You eat in public so why shouldn't a nursing baby? I'd prefer to see a baby being fed, bottle or breast, than some of the adults chucking chips and burgers down their throat in a Westfield foodcourt.
Oh and chucking a couple of
on the end doesn't make your post humerous or any less irritating.
May 6th 2011, 1:10 am
#83
Frequent Flyer Member
Joined: Jun 2007
Location: Melbourne
Posts: 10,994
Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
Public breast feeding is another change that would not have been acceptable even 30 years ago, along with women having tattoos, nipple piercing, friends with benefits, and a host of other things. Some people are less than enthusiastic about these changes, and see them as a “trendy” retrograde step in society.
May 6th 2011, 1:12 am
#84
Rhino with a big horn!
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 3,117
Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
Sorry for any offence Louise.
But please try to understand two points:
1. Just because you think it is acceptable doesn’t mean everyone else should accept it. In a 2009 survey one third of Australians found breast feeding in public unacceptable.
http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news...-1225767893350
I am not sure I would do something in public that a third of the people around me would find offensive. Obviously some people have a different attitude.
2. The current “trend” for breast feeding in public is just that. A trend. My mother breast fed me. My grandmother breast fed her. Queen Victoria breast fed nine children. All managed to do it outside of the public gaze.
Public breast feeding is another change that would not have been acceptable even 30 years ago, along with women having tattoos, nipple piercing, friends with benefits, and a host of other things. Some people are less than enthusiastic about these changes, and see them as a “trendy” retrograde step in society.
But please don’t be offended at my comments.
But please try to understand two points:
1. Just because you think it is acceptable doesn’t mean everyone else should accept it. In a 2009 survey one third of Australians found breast feeding in public unacceptable.
http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news...-1225767893350
I am not sure I would do something in public that a third of the people around me would find offensive. Obviously some people have a different attitude.
2. The current “trend” for breast feeding in public is just that. A trend. My mother breast fed me. My grandmother breast fed her. Queen Victoria breast fed nine children. All managed to do it outside of the public gaze.
Public breast feeding is another change that would not have been acceptable even 30 years ago, along with women having tattoos, nipple piercing, friends with benefits, and a host of other things. Some people are less than enthusiastic about these changes, and see them as a “trendy” retrograde step in society.
But please don’t be offended at my comments.
I'm sure more than 1/3 think that shitting, pissing and wanking in public is offensive.
May 6th 2011, 1:21 am
#85
Officially Bewildered
Joined: Nov 2006
Location: Blue Mountains, NSW
Posts: 5,523
Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
1. Just because you think it is acceptable doesn’t mean everyone else should accept it. In a 2009 survey one third of Australians found breast feeding in public unacceptable.
http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news...-1225767893350
I am not sure I would do something in public that a third of the people around me would find offensive. Obviously some people have a different attitude.
http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news...-1225767893350
I am not sure I would do something in public that a third of the people around me would find offensive. Obviously some people have a different attitude.
Australians fear dementia
2. The current “trend” for breast feeding in public is just that. A trend. My mother breast fed me. My grandmother breast fed her. Queen Victoria breast fed nine children. All managed to do it outside of the public gaze.
Public breast feeding is another change that would not have been acceptable even 30 years ago, along with women having tattoos, nipple piercing, friends with benefits, and a host of other things. Some people are less than enthusiastic about these changes, and see them as a “trendy” retrograde step in society.
Public breast feeding is another change that would not have been acceptable even 30 years ago, along with women having tattoos, nipple piercing, friends with benefits, and a host of other things. Some people are less than enthusiastic about these changes, and see them as a “trendy” retrograde step in society.
I breast fed all three of mine, wherever I was when they became hungry. You would never have known, unless you went out of your way to know.
May 6th 2011, 1:21 am
#86
Lost in BE Cyberspace
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 41,518
Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
Sorry for any offence Louise.
But please try to understand two points:
1. Just because you think it is acceptable doesn’t mean everyone else should accept it. In a 2009 survey one third of Australians found breast feeding in public unacceptable.
http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news...-1225767893350
I am not sure I would do something in public that a third of the people around me would find offensive. Obviously some people have a different attitude.
2. The current “trend” for breast feeding in public is just that. A trend. My mother breast fed me. My grandmother breast fed her. Queen Victoria breast fed nine children. All managed to do it outside of the public gaze.
Public breast feeding is another change that would not have been acceptable even 30 years ago, along with women having tattoos, nipple piercing, friends with benefits, and a host of other things. Some people are less than enthusiastic about these changes, and see them as a “trendy” retrograde step in society.
But please don’t be offended at my comments.
But please try to understand two points:
1. Just because you think it is acceptable doesn’t mean everyone else should accept it. In a 2009 survey one third of Australians found breast feeding in public unacceptable.
http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news...-1225767893350
I am not sure I would do something in public that a third of the people around me would find offensive. Obviously some people have a different attitude.
2. The current “trend” for breast feeding in public is just that. A trend. My mother breast fed me. My grandmother breast fed her. Queen Victoria breast fed nine children. All managed to do it outside of the public gaze.
Public breast feeding is another change that would not have been acceptable even 30 years ago, along with women having tattoos, nipple piercing, friends with benefits, and a host of other things. Some people are less than enthusiastic about these changes, and see them as a “trendy” retrograde step in society.
But please don’t be offended at my comments.
May 6th 2011, 1:27 am
#87
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Joined: Jun 2007
Location: Melbourne
Posts: 10,994
Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
May 6th 2011, 1:32 am
#88
Chan eil aon chànan gu le
Joined: Feb 2009
Location: On the ning nang nong
Posts: 22,437
Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
How come parents can’t smell shit or vomit, don’t notice sticky fingers grabbing everything, and think little Garry is “learning” when he pulls the back off your new flat screen TV?
Apparently flat screens falling on children are now a major problem. Instead of making parents look after their bloody kids the TV designers have to make them “child proof”.
But the worst are arrogant breast feeders, who wait until they have a suitable audience and flop one out for a suckle.
“Its only natural Slappy” they say to me when I complain.
So is urination, defecation and masturbation. Next time I see a woman breast feeding in a restaurant I am going to take a piss, crap on the table then have a quick hand shandy.
That will wipe the smug smile off their faces.
Apparently flat screens falling on children are now a major problem. Instead of making parents look after their bloody kids the TV designers have to make them “child proof”.
But the worst are arrogant breast feeders, who wait until they have a suitable audience and flop one out for a suckle.
“Its only natural Slappy” they say to me when I complain.
So is urination, defecation and masturbation. Next time I see a woman breast feeding in a restaurant I am going to take a piss, crap on the table then have a quick hand shandy.
That will wipe the smug smile off their faces.
May 6th 2011, 1:35 am
#89
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Joined: Jan 2008
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Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
May 6th 2011, 1:36 am
#90
Not allowed opinions.
Joined: Dec 2009
Location: Sydney
Posts: 4,565
Re: Should children be allowed in airline Lounges?
Constructive criticism is always welcome Sally.
Exactly what part of my post do you think was rubbish?
Perhaps the survey? How dare 30% of the public disagree with you!!!
Or my comment that breast feeding in public was not prevalent 30 years ago?
Or maybe tattoos on women and pierced nipples?
Exactly what part of my post do you think was rubbish?
Perhaps the survey? How dare 30% of the public disagree with you!!!
Or my comment that breast feeding in public was not prevalent 30 years ago?
Or maybe tattoos on women and pierced nipples?
Last edited by slapphead_otool; May 6th 2011 at 1:46 am.