Child Free Zones?

Mingey

Where can I go to escape your horrible snot nosed brats? I can't go to the pub, they are in there every Sunday screaming and shouting, can't get a nice quiet hangover fry for the same reason. I was in a restaurant last night and had to endure a horrible baby crying for 45 minutes, The baby was obviously tired, why did the parents insisted on staying there annoying everyone else? You would think they would have the decency to at least take the baby outside until it calms down. Where can one go to escape the cretins?

Let the barrage of angry 'you wait 'til you have runts of your own' comments commence....

qz

Home.
Or a brothel.

biko

you wait 'til you have runts of your own :mad:

stovelid

Just wait 'til you have runts of your own.

owenmakken

You can come to my house, children aren't allowed in here, court order :pac:

Mingey

biko wrote: »

you wait 'til you have runts of your own :mad:

Oh I will. And I won't be going to the pub with them I tell you.

stovelid wrote: »

Just wait 'til you have runts of your own.

Oh I will, and it will be straight to the pub with them!

Turd Ferguson

Gary Glitters house, you can bet it's child free these days with the police watching him like a hawk.

John Mason

i found stun guns works quiet well.

seriously though, children shouldnt be allow in public spaces until they reach the age of 18 and can be a constructive member of society

Terry

18's film at the cinema?
Gym with creche facilities?

Rory123

Any library or primary school in west dublin.

Mingey

Terry wrote: »

18's film at the cinema?

Full of snot nosed little teens

Gym with creche facilities?

For a fry?

Black Swan

Michael Jackson's Mansion? (He's watched now?)

Oh, my sociology free elective lecture. Everyone's asleep there too.

Don't you just love it when you plan a dinner and a movie out, and you make the film late so that you can avoid these interruptions, only to find some lady without a sitter for her baby, and the baby screams each time she brings it back into the cinema?

Or the bloke next to you who's mobile is left on, and right at an intense scene, his mobile goes off with a silly chime and he chats away loud enough to overcome the cinema sound?

John Mason

Rory123 wrote: »

Any library or primary school in west dublin.

actually someone should teach the little shi.tes that librarys are quiet places where people are trying to study and not playgrounds were it is somewhat acceptable to run around screaming

stovelid

biko wrote: »

you wait 'til you have runts of your own :mad:

Dead heat.

Have to say I'm surprised that some people would actually bring a baby to a restaurant in the evening, or a cinema at any time.

CreepingDeath

biko wrote: »

you wait 'til you have runts of your own :mad:

I like Billy Connolly's saying....

"Kids are like farts, you don't mind your own but can't stand anyone elses"

phasers

Kids shouldn't be allowed in places other than cheches, supermarkets and their homes until the age of 4, and at that age they should have to wear shock collars until they pass a behavioral test. So annoying when they're screaming away in restaurants, or running around or throwing things

Berty

Try Matt the Tresher in Birdhill Co Tipperary. He asked women to leave with screaming babies and will not provide high chairs and will not let you feed your child in his restaurant unless you are ordering food.

He once would not let me sit down to eat at the empty table for 4 because a group of 4 may come in so told me to wait. Needless to say I left.

Hate that man.

Recently defending himself on Gerry Ryan, Matt Cooper and Ray Darcy to name a few.

Crash

See, none of this would be a problem if parents these days weren't too ****ing lazy/ignorant to TAKE THEIR LITTLE BRAT OUTSIDE FOR A BIT IF THEY START CRYING AND SCREAMING. Wtf happened to a bit of parental cop on like? I mean, i'd assume most of our parents did it when we started acting up as kids in a public place like the pub or what not.

Rb

Parents these days appear to believe that if they've to put up with it, everyone has to.

Perhaps, if in a restaurant when it happens, ask a waitress could they sort it out or you'll go elsewhere should it continue, without paying of course.

aoibhebree

Berty wrote: »

Try Matt the Tresher in Birdhill Co Tipperary. He asked women to leave with screaming babies and will not provide high chairs and will not let you feed your child in his restaurant unless you are ordering food.

Am I the only one who thinks that all of that sounds perfectly reasonable???

consultech

Parents who just don't give a faaaaaaack about inflicting their little shits on the undeserving unwashed ftw

banshee_bones

Here!

No crying babies in here!.....


O.... wait.......

OldGoat

'you wait 'til you have runts need a new kidney of your own'

stovelid

Going Waterforward wrote: »

I mean, i'd assume most of our parents did it when we started acting up as kids in a public place like the pub or what not.

You'd actually be surprised about how many people morph from being annoyed at noisy kids to What? My angel? when they have their own. Have seen it myself.

mollypop

There are more and more hotels these days that are adults only. I'd like to see a few restaurants open up like that. Can't stand listening to them. Especially in the south side of Dublin, where I sadly live, and the annoying little brats are treated like royalty and never disciplined no matter how much they're p***ing everyone off.

stovelid wrote: »

You'd actually be surprised about how many people morph from being annoyed at noisy kids to What? My angel? when they have their own. Have seen it myself.

I might like kids a little more when I have my own but I can't see myself ever liking brats or the parents who create them!

Terry

Try the strip club that consultech went to the other night.

consultech

Terry wrote: »

Try the strip club that consultech went to the other night.

Nope! No joy... Was unfortunately similary full of noisy spoiled leaching parasites as any creche/southside restaurant at weekend lunchtime.