W**kers in pubs with kids.

As somebody has said, take the kids to to a family pub which has an outdoor playground or some for of facilities to keep them entertained.

I think it is pretty selfish of the parents to drag them to gastro pubs where there's no facilities. Understandably the kids become bored and start pissing about bringing down the environment all in the name of their ignorant parents having a craft beer and reliving their childless youth.
 
Whilst im moaning, im also not keen on food pubs when i just want a pint. I know they are rare, just turns my stomach a bit when im having a punt and someones eating a fish pie on the next table
 
Bluesince1979 said:
I know, in my area, what pubs are kiddy ‘friendly’ and which arent and ill act accordingly.
Dogs in pubs piss me off more. Was in a pib last weekend at 8.30pm and some ones sat there with a dog which was yapping away. The owner was seemingly oblivious !

Dogs should be outside, specially in food pubs.

Ps im a dog owner
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Nah, if that were to happen my dog would rarely eat. He loves wandering around under people's tables hovering up.
 
rickmcfc said:
Totally agree. This “dog in a pub” cult that’s swapped the nation is a piss take.
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Fully agree, it's become a trend and these fucktards that take their dogs to the pub then expect everyone to like their dogs, fuck off.
 
Bluesince1979 said:
Whilst im moaning, im also not keen on food pubs when i just want a pint. I know they are rare, just turns my stomach a bit when im having a punt and someones eating a fish pie on the next table
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Ha ha. Yep you’re definitely the policeman from allo allo.

“ I was in the pib having a punt of beer”

Sorry mate I’m off work today so bored.
 
rickmcfc said:
Totally agree. This “dog in a pub” cult that’s swapped the nation is a piss take.
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Its actually keeping a lot of pubs open. Dry January and all the other stupid fads, beer tax and other reasons are starving pubs of income. Any landlord with any sense will welcome a well behaved dog. Most, if not all seaside pubs do as its a sure way of getting drinkers in.
 
I had a pint with Gordon Kaye out of Allo Allo in a pub in the Shire many moons ago.
He was a nice bloke and a raving chutterpuss.
He did not have a dog with him at the time.

Just sayin
 
My local, The Volunteer in Sale, (joey Holts) there is one bloke who picks his kids up from school and takes them to the pub. In fact, as he's always in before me, he might make them walk to the pub to meet him.
 
snorky said:
I had a pint with Gordon Kaye out of Allo Allo in a pub in the Shire many moons ago.
He was a nice bloke and a raving chutterpuss.
He did not have a dog with him at the time.

Just sayin
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As this thread is about kids and as a side issue dogs, your post is about as relevant as Eyedeeho telling us how to skin a moose.

But thank you for your input non the less.
 
I regularly go to a cafe where children down to babies appear on a regular basis, and it is vanishingly rare that any child causes the least disturbance. I am always amazed at how well they behave.

I conclude it is not down to the kids, but to who is in charge of them. The same applies to dogs. Both children and dogs can be well-behaved.

The bottom line is that a percentage of our society - possibly growing - is made up of selfish dullards who don't give a fuck about anyone but themselves. You can also spot this tendency while driving.
 
Blue Mist said:
As this thread is about kids and as a side issue dogs, your post is about as relevant as Eyedeeho telling us how to skin a moose.

But thank you for your input non the less.
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I aim to please Mr Mist.

I also had a few with Terry Thomas in a pub on Christmas eve 1985.
He didn't have a dog or a sprog with him either though.

I should state for clarity it was Terry Thomas off the Angling programme and not Terry Thomas the actor.
 
Blue Mist said:
My local, The Volunteer in Sale, (joey Holts) there is one bloke who picks his kids up from school and takes them to the pub. In fact, as he's always in before me, he might make them walk to the pub to meet him.
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Was in there last week
 
snorky said:
I aim to please Mr Mist.

I also had a few with Terry Thomas in a pub on Christmas eve 1985.
He didn't have a dog or a sprog with him either though.

I should state for clarity it was Terry Thomas off the Angling programme and not Terry Thomas the actor.
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We're you regaling Terry with tales about the 7529 that got away ?
 
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