Ubbquittious wrote: » Hmmm? I have a car that's 26 year old and another one with a 2.7L petrol engine, drove them both today
me_irl wrote: » Completely disagree with you on this one. I'd actually go so far as to ban kids from pubs completely.
seamus wrote: » Seriously? Worst time to bring kids to the pub IMO. People f'in and blindin at the screen, place heaving with bodies. Maybe in the 70s when not everyone had a telly, but nowadays there's no reason for it. I remember watching Italia '90 at home with about twenty of us squeezed into the sitting room and USA '94 at a BBQ in the back garden of a family friend, both great craic. No need for surrounding kids with drunk randomers.
Ubbquittious wrote: » They don't have to buy it if they're not happy with the work
freshpopcorn wrote: » It's amazing how times changes. I know parents and if they heard a child was in a pub for about an hour they'd nearly call social services but the same people knock back several bottles of wine every week on the couch. The amount of five years old's that know mammy loves her wine is a little scary!
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Effects wrote: » Except they don't assume you're a careful driver, they think you're driving a banger as you can't afford a new car and that there's more chance of you having crash. Probably no stats to back that up but they don't care.