Other people's kids - Page 5

z06boy · 08-11-2010, 11:53 AM

^^^^It just depends on when and where...as I referenced in my response to this same post. My parents didn't allow us to run around a restaurant screaming around other peoples tables or in a movie theater. So no I don't think it's ok for kids to run around and scream anytime and anywhere they want to.

KSGregman · 08-11-2010, 12:13 PM

I try hard to ignore other peoples kids in public....getting frustrated by or irritated with other peoples kids just seems like a waste of energy. I do get frustrated with the parents of kids who are obviously misbehaving in public who don't intervene though.

It just seems like parents now days can't be bothered....tolerant and over indulgent to a truly self destructive degree....their kids can do NO wrong...and fat? Next time you are out in public pay attention....look at the little kids...I'm talking YOUNG kids....5 years old...and morbidly obese already. It's fucking CRAZY....an absolute epidemic of sloth and laziness...of piss poor decision making on the part of their parents.

I took my daughter to the pool over the week-end and was shocked by all of those little fat kids All I could think of was Wall-E.....

zlicius · 08-11-2010, 12:52 PM

We used to eat out a lot, now, not so much, because demon spawn just can't handle it (or wait, i can't handle him while eating out) I don't want to make others miserable, so we stay home.

Will try again in a couple months, but for now, it's saving us money at least! HAHA

CrazyKell · 08-11-2010, 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by KSGregman

...and fat? Next time you are out in public pay attention....look at the little kids...I'm talking YOUNG kids....5 years old...and morbidly obese already. It's fucking CRAZY....an absolute epidemic of sloth and laziness...of piss poor decision making on the part of their parents.

I am disgusted every time I look at my two nieces. They are both fat. There is no other way to say it. The 6 year old has a belly that could rival an old man's beer belly. And the 9 year old is just pudgy all over. I guess putting ranch dressing on everything and eating chicken nuggets every day isn't exactly a slimming diet.

Trip · 08-11-2010, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by CrazyKell

eating chicken nuggets every day isn't exactly a slimming diet.

This is what aggravates me. If I have a kid, I don't want it to know what mcdonald's is.

CrazyKell · 08-11-2010, 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Trip

This is what aggravates me. If I have a kid, I don't want it to know what mcdonald's is.

These kids could recite the menu of every fast food place around. Absolutely sickens me what they're fed on a daily basis. And my sister-in-law recently said they were going to take the middle child to the doctor because of her weight. Um....how about you stop feeding her CRAP!!!

defector · 08-11-2010, 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by CrazyKell

I am disgusted every time I look at my two nieces. They are both fat. There is no other way to say it. The 6 year old has a belly that could rival an old man's beer belly. And the 9 year old is just pudgy all over. I guess putting ranch dressing on everything and eating chicken nuggets every day isn't exactly a slimming diet.

Shitty diet is one thing - another is having them park their ass on the couch for days. Eating shitty food. Rinse,repeat ....

tkevcu · 08-11-2010, 03:27 PM

Kids are a direct result of the parenting (or lack thereof) that they receive. I took my son to a Thomas the Tank Engine event at a railroad. Leading up the the whole event, I was miserable thinking about the brats that would be there.

I was amazed that all of the kids were appropriately behaved, and every time I saw one getting out of line, a parent dealt with them. I had one kid ran right into me at full speed, not watching what he was doing. The mother made him apoligize... "I'm sorry" didn't cut it. She made him say "I'm sorry for running into you."

This was a Tweetsie Railroad in Boone, NC.

If my son starts to act up...we leave, and he knows it. He's better behaved in public than he is at home.

Smittie61984 · 08-11-2010, 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by OneSickPsycho

I want one... Trip, I'll take 1,000 of these as vinyl stickers, 8"x10" please. And I'm going to plaster them on the front window of EVERY public place I go to from this point forward.

No need to go through all of that trouble. Just eat where kids can't go. Such as the Titty Club!!!

z06boy · 08-11-2010, 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by defector

Shitty diet is one thing - another is having them park their ass on the couch for days. Eating shitty food. Rinse,repeat ....

Definitely...the two together...*facepalm*

08-11-2010, 11:53 AM	#41
z06boy Letzroll Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Lake Norman area, NC Moto: 07 Red R1 & 07 Blue R6 Posts: 5,265	^^^^It just depends on when and where...as I referenced in my response to this same post. My parents didn't allow us to run around a restaurant screaming around other peoples tables or in a movie theater. So no I don't think it's ok for kids to run around and scream anytime and anywhere they want to.

08-11-2010, 12:13 PM	#42
KSGregman Get Fit...or Get OUT Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: KS Moto: 07 M109-R Posts: 1,993	I try hard to ignore other peoples kids in public....getting frustrated by or irritated with other peoples kids just seems like a waste of energy. I do get frustrated with the parents of kids who are obviously misbehaving in public who don't intervene though. It just seems like parents now days can't be bothered....tolerant and over indulgent to a truly self destructive degree....their kids can do NO wrong...and fat? Next time you are out in public pay attention....look at the little kids...I'm talking YOUNG kids....5 years old...and morbidly obese already. It's fucking CRAZY....an absolute epidemic of sloth and laziness...of piss poor decision making on the part of their parents. I took my daughter to the pool over the week-end and was shocked by all of those little fat kids All I could think of was Wall-E.....

08-11-2010, 12:52 PM	#43
zlicius Kneedragger Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Houston Moto: Gladius Posts: 179	We used to eat out a lot, now, not so much, because demon spawn just can't handle it (or wait, i can't handle him while eating out) I don't want to make others miserable, so we stay home. Will try again in a couple months, but for now, it's saving us money at least! HAHA

08-11-2010, 03:27 PM	#48
tkevcu Trailer Queen Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Richmond, VA Moto: 919 Posts: 17	Kids are a direct result of the parenting (or lack thereof) that they receive. I took my son to a Thomas the Tank Engine event at a railroad. Leading up the the whole event, I was miserable thinking about the brats that would be there. I was amazed that all of the kids were appropriately behaved, and every time I saw one getting out of line, a parent dealt with them. I had one kid ran right into me at full speed, not watching what he was doing. The mother made him apoligize... "I'm sorry" didn't cut it. She made him say "I'm sorry for running into you." This was a Tweetsie Railroad in Boone, NC. If my son starts to act up...we leave, and he knows it. He's better behaved in public than he is at home.