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[Red]

There is no excuse for parents not teaching their kids to behave in public.
My parents were always able to take my brother and I everywhere when we were little and I never had a problem with my step daughters. Even the older one (Satan's child) was extremely polite and beautifully behaved. (and she used that to her advantage to keep people from knowing that she was possessed with evil.)

[Nickatilynx]

Originally Posted by Red

There is no excuse for parents not teaching their kids to behave in public.
My parents were always able to take my brother and I everywhere when we were little and I never had a problem with my step daughters. Even the older one (Satan's child) was extremely polite and beautifully behaved. (and she used that to her advantage to keep people from knowing that she was possessed with evil.)

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and I couldn't agree more with you

""There is no excuse for parents not teaching their kids to behave in public. ""

I take my kids everywhere with me. Top restaurants etc etc. They are always more than welcome and behave amazingly well ( if I say so myself). They are 12 11 and 7..OK , so the little one can get bored shitless after a little while (18mths old)...so as soon as he does start get a tad cunty..we exit...stage right...rapidly lol

[MorganGrayson]

Originally Posted by Nickatilynx

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and I couldn't agree more with you

""There is no excuse for parents not teaching their kids to behave in public. ""

I take my kids everywhere with me. Top restaurants etc etc. They are always more than welcome and behave amazingly well ( if I say so myself). They are 12 11 and 7..OK , so the little one can get bored shitless after a little while (18mths old)...so as soon as he does start get a tad cunty..we exit...stage right...rapidly lol

Since this was one of my absolute favorite dinners ever, I can validate what Nick just said. Absolutely *lovely* restaurant, and his kids were much younger at the time. Not just perfect table manners, but dandly little conversationalists as well. (I adore that part!)
Made a certain other individual all that much harder to cope with.

My husband and I used to love taking our girls out to dinner with us. I remember once somebody said "oh, you couldn't get a sitter?" We attempted to convey a new concept: we actually *enjoyed* the company of our children and took them out to dinner on purpose. I suppose saying "look, if you don't LIKE your little monster, what the hell did you have him for?" wasn't the nicest thing I could have said.

[TheEnforcer]

Originally Posted by MorganGrayson

I suppose saying "look, if you don't LIKE your little monster, what the hell did you have him for?" wasn't the nicest thing I could have said.

Ahgahahahahahaha... i could just imagine the look on the faces of those people. :>))