Now We've had the Public Smoking Ban, Kids are next!

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HRH replied

11 April 2007, 07:28
funny how you both chose to attack ME yet found no fault with any of the points I made!
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Churchill replied

11 April 2007, 06:16
Originally posted by RRH

There are so many things Id ban from public places, and pesky kids are near the top of the list. Im sick of being in a pub, reatuarant, museam, football match and having MY enjoyment ruined by their moaning, crying, screaming. Meanwhile their sandal wearing parents stroke little little 'fi fi' ( and don't get me started on daft names for kids) on their mop of hair as if to say 'carry on you are free to express yourself-**** everyone else Im a self centered liberal c**t"- Not on my shift 'Rupert' if you won't discipline the brat then I will......

I'd also add dogs and the elderly to this list.

Ah, a man of culture, intelligence and breeding, eh?

As for the "mop of hair" thing, I've seen your picture - "Pot & Kettle".
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HRH replied

10 April 2007, 15:29
There are so many things Id ban from public places, and pesky kids are near the top of the list. Im sick of being in a pub, reatuarant, museam, football match and having MY enjoyment ruined by their moaning, crying, screaming. Meanwhile their sandal wearing parents stroke little little 'fi fi' ( and don't get me started on daft names for kids) on their mop of hair as if to say 'carry on you are free to express yourself-**** everyone else Im a self centered liberal c**t"- Not on my shift 'Rupert' if you won't discipline the brat then I will......

I'd also add dogs and the elderly to this list.
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Cowboy Bob replied

10 April 2007, 14:15
Originally posted by zathras

What do you do when youngest niece runs out of shop to find and ask mummy if she would buy the toys she has just removed from the shop shelf?

Smack them both?
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zathras replied

10 April 2007, 14:06
Originally posted by Kyajae

NSPCC urges shops to ban smacking
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6540101.stm

It's not clear what the advice is when you catch the little b@st@rds shop-lifting though.

What do you do when youngest niece runs out of shop to find and ask mummy if she would buy the toys she has just removed from the shop shelf?
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OwlHoot replied

10 April 2007, 13:28
Originally posted by Cowboy Bob

From the title of your post I thought they were suggesting banning children in pubs as well.

I assumed they planned to ban smoking kids. Must admit, I don't know anyone who does smoke kids, but I imagine they must be milder than smoking old men, as Keith Richards admitted doing.

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Cowboy Bob replied

10 April 2007, 12:16
From the title of your post I thought they were suggesting banning children in pubs as well. Unfortunately that is not the case...
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Kyajae started a topic Now We've had the Public Smoking Ban, Kids are next!

10 April 2007, 12:05
Now We've had the Public Smoking Ban, Kids are next!

NSPCC urges shops to ban smacking
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6540101.stm

It's not clear what the advice is when you catch the little b@st@rds shop-lifting though.
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