Same here,and being told to beep the horn if anybody strange came along.
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Children In Pubs wtf
- Thread starter Chicken Run
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Same here,and being told to beep the horn if anybody strange came along.
GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
You were beeping the horn every 2 minutes then up your way.
True,but
would not be heard tho over the the sound of the emergency services sirens responding to yet another town burning riot.I hate kids in pubs! I once ordered a round of six drinks standing at the bar. They were placed on a tray. I paid. Stepping backwards no more than a foot a child was behind me. I staggered, drinks everywhere, carpet and kid soaked. Did the parents pay for the new drinks. Did they 'Effff', they in turn demanded I pay for dry cleaning their kids clothes! Sense of entitlement and arrogance and the threat of violence was astounding! I raised kids I know what I am talking about. Todays parents (sometimes) are the pits.
Tony Meolas Loan Spell
Slut Faced Whores
I never took my kids to the pub but to parks and stuff. I see no reason to take kids to the pub at all. Sorry but I just dont see it.
Don't give up with Brewdog mate, I only live a minute away, love to pop around and have a swift one with you when you're in town. Just push them (the ideas in the name) outside.
What the **** was the kid wearing, a tux?
Amok. Just saying.
Are you amoking me?
I'm outpedanting you.
And quite rightly too. Getting words completely wrong should not be tolerated.
- Apr 13, 2015
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If I have to explain, then you are likely not more than a kid yourself.
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Is this the old farts thread or what?
Back in my day... Jeez, the world has moved on, we're more European now don't you know
In all seriousness there are stacks of pubs that still don't allow kids so just visit one of those if that's your preference. Personally I like the fact that just because I have kids now doesn't mean I have to stop socialising with friends and family in a pub. And let's be honest, given the current rate of pub closures, how many would have closed before now if they were losing out on this 'family' custom thereby depriving you of them anyway...
Yes, there are a couple in Poets Corner that do resemble a creche at times but even then the owners have invested in another 'adults only' pub for those that would prefer a quiet beer in the company of fellow beer drinkers...
Back in my day... Jeez, the world has moved on, we're more European now don't you know
In all seriousness there are stacks of pubs that still don't allow kids so just visit one of those if that's your preference. Personally I like the fact that just because I have kids now doesn't mean I have to stop socialising with friends and family in a pub. And let's be honest, given the current rate of pub closures, how many would have closed before now if they were losing out on this 'family' custom thereby depriving you of them anyway...
Yes, there are a couple in Poets Corner that do resemble a creche at times but even then the owners have invested in another 'adults only' pub for those that would prefer a quiet beer in the company of fellow beer drinkers...
I like the fact that I can take my kids to the pub with me.
Might as well have written 'fxxk everybody else'.
Might as well have written 'fxxk everybody else'.
Raleigh Chopper
New member
Back in the 80's I lived in West London and one Saturday lunchtime I was in an awful place called West Drayton.
In the high street was a pub so I popped in for a pint.
This pub allowed kids in but the problem was that in the bar was a succession of strippers dancing around and doing very naughty things on the carpet. All the mums and kids were outside in a grotty garden but some still came in to use the toilet to see all the dads at the bar letching at the girls who were inserting paraphernalia into their persons.
In the high street was a pub so I popped in for a pint.
This pub allowed kids in but the problem was that in the bar was a succession of strippers dancing around and doing very naughty things on the carpet. All the mums and kids were outside in a grotty garden but some still came in to use the toilet to see all the dads at the bar letching at the girls who were inserting paraphernalia into their persons.
Sussex Nomad
Well-known member
West Drayton you say? Name of pub? Not that I have any inclination of going there of course...