Parents, Leave them kids at home!

[trout_champ]

Today I pulled off my belt a little too fast and it made that recognizable swoooosh when it was going through the loops. And I ain’t gonna lie, my butt hole puckered up cause I know what comes next!!!

Randy

[Irving]

I think they should change this so that children can not be present within 25 feet of any entrance. I hate when I go out, and my clothes come home smelling like children. At least I'll be able to fully enjoy myself from now on. Plus, all the employees will be more healthy with the reduced stress level and no premature balding due to pulling their hair out.

[hollohas]

Now, for those of you who hate sitting next to kids on airplanes...well I feel you. I traveled for business for almost 20 years before we had our daughter. Millions of miles. I sat next to way more than my share of grumpy kids. I get it, now you get over it. Air travel is stressful on kids like nothing else I know, and even children of the best parents end up past their limits sometimes. There is simply no way of avoiding it short of not traveling, and if you think I'm not taking my daughter to see her grandparents just so you don't have to sit next to her, you're going to be disappointed. It's just one of life's little inconveniences.

Thank you for this^. I travel for business too. I'm on a plane at least twice a week. And every time a 6 month old cries some ass hat starts cussing and mumbling "control your kid." What do you want the parent to do, spank the baby, slap it upside the head? Scold it strongly? News for that guy, babies don't know what any of that means. Air travel is hard on little kids. Much harder on them then it is on you so get some ear plugs and shut the hell up.

That being said, my daughter turns 2 next month and we don't tolerate any temper tantrums now that she understands. 99% on the time she is a quiet, well behaved, well mannered please and thank you type girl. But all kids have their bad days no matter how well disciplined. If she starts a fuss and we are in public, we leave. We go to the car or we go home. For two reasons...1) so others don't have to hear it and 2) because I believe discipline is a private matter.

Now, the 4, 5, 6 - 18 year olds being brats on a flight, movie theater or in public need some better parents.

But the worst are the 45 year olds that kick your seat on a flight, or talk on their phone in a movie... For every brat little kid I have seen 100 brat adults.

[Graves]

Today I pulled off my belt a little too fast and it made that recognizable swoooosh when it was going through the loops. And I ain’t gonna lie, my butt hole puckered up cause I know what comes next!!!

Randy

If the sound of a belt clearing loops in a hurry don't give you the chills, chances are you were "one of those kids".

[patrick0685]

i hear you guys...i couldnt even begin to think of all the things that were used to beat me...and besides the twitch im basically normal

[Bailey Guns]

We need a list of places that end up banning kids so I dont go to them

We need a list of places that end up banning kids so I do go to them.

[Guylee]

Thank you for this^. I travel for business too. I'm on a plane at least twice a week. And every time a 6 month old cries some ass hat starts cussing and mumbling "control your kid." What do you want the parent to do, spank the baby, slap it upside the head? Scold it strongly? News for that guy, babies don't know what any of that means. Air travel is hard on little kids. Much harder on them then it is on you so get some ear plugs and shut the hell up.

My parents always just popped me a benadryl before boarding. Problem solved.

Actually, as a kid, I got a whole lot of benadryl...

[Mtn.man]

We need a list of places that end up banning kids so I do go to them.

We sold our kids long ago, and now we are FREE Free falling...

[Ah Pook]

This was always the most dreaded Xmas gift.

It was mine until the rubber band broke. And it ALWAYS broke.

[Mtn.man]

I know alternative meaning gifts...