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And quite rightly too. Getting words completely wrong should not be tolerated.

Are you amoking me?

What the **** was the kid wearing, a tux?

Lovely place, shame to have lost it. Sounds about right.

Happy days :)

A mix of pubs with different policies would be good. Some not allowing kids at all, some allowing them until a certain time (like 8pm), some with live music and some without. Then we can choose which pub to go to. The kids should never be running a mock, but that goes for restaurants too.

If kids are running round being a nuisance, then it's just rubbish parents really. There are of course, as you suggest, better places to be taking your kids for entertainment. But there are occasions when you want to go to a pub in the day time and you have your kids with you - if they're not...

No. Am I doing it wrong?

Sometimes after the footy I like to meet up with a couple of friends, and they're always in the pub after footy. I like the fact that I can go and meet them, even if I've got one of my kids with me. It's not late, the loud and drunk adults there should be able to cope with the fact a couple of...