Agreed. Perhaps its because I am more mature "older' now but Places like this have lost their luster to me. The first time I ate at a Hooters was in 1985 ... the last probably 2003. The number of times in-between those visits = none.
I'm not seeing the upside of having a boner when I'm digging into some fried food.
I'm not seeing the upside of having a boner when I'm digging into some fried food.
Babysitters' boobs generally don't make breast milk tailored for someone else's baby.
Plus I never one insinuated taking myself, let alone a child to one of these crappy hooters-like places. Been there a few times with co-workers, and about the only entertaining thing about said venues was how idiotic my co-workers would get even before they touched a single beer.
My point? Wouldn't it be nice if there were restaurants where parents with small children were WELCOMED? That non-sympathetic asshats like you basically know to stay away from? Being a parent, methinks yes. Then EVERYBODY can be happy.
I imagine the last thing a parent with a whining kid wants to hear when eating out, is other parent's whining kids. That's probably such places don't exist.
I'm always surprised at how this forum full of what I would assume to be technically sound minds (and therefore edging towards the logical sides of arguments) continues to may illogical, irrational, and absurd arguments towards common culture. On one hand its expected, as nerds have a hard-on for demeaning anything pop-ish or "common". On the other hand its odd that they would may illogical and silly arguments in doing so.
A logical, well thought-out argument by a member of AT ... and with a sig that states "I'm for poop."
It's a reference to an older thread here.
Got it ... can you provide a link? If you reference a thread in your sig it must be worth reading.
Thanks ...
heh you local?
Don't have any of those here except Hooters. Tilted Kilt looks slutty in a "classier" way than Hooters.
Here, we have unofficial titty restaurants. They're chains called Moxies and Jack Astor's. I have not been to the former, but rumour has it that they only hire amateur models -- whatever that means. Jack Astor's keeps skirts very short, minimal action up top.
Are you in Canada? I swear the Moxies in London Ontario has some of the most beautiful girls I've seen!
So you never heard of babysitters to begin with as you assumed the kid would have to be abandoned and now you never heard of bottles.
You talked about bringing your kids out while everyone else talked about these places so it was implied.
As for the restaurants that welcome kids there are but no one was talking about those here.
Never heard of places like chucky cheese although most of those are gone now?
I am sure there are similar things out there for kids kinda like playland in the fast food restaurants as they generally are in a separate room for a reason but full fledged kid places would work better although he is talking about a baby thus no real places for just those as they at most crawl around.
You can't leave boobs with babysitters. I understand what you're trying to say, but there are reasons to NOT use bottles.
Chuck-e-Cheese is NOT a restaurant, and what they serve is not called food, and it's most definitely not a place where a parent could, should or would want to ever take any child below the age of about 5 years old.
I don't expect people to understand what's involved in raising a child, and why it is a bad thing to try to shun new families from public. Other than the obvious elitist attitude of people like you who simply perpetuate the situation that we have with how children are raised today, there's a lot more than meets the eye when it comes to raising kids. There's a reason the cliche "It takes a village" exists, whether you like it or not. Unfortunately because of attitudes like yours, we end up with the maladjusted self-entitled non-respecting brats that turn into people like you as adults.