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W**kers in pubs with kids.
- Thread starter stonerblue
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BimboBob
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There must be an old pub full of old men moaning about life near you?Bit difficult as brewers seem intent on turning their pubs into "family restaurants" or worse Chameleon bars.
The only adult bars I've got near me are wanky craft bars full of topknots and nonces. Or Hooters...
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mat
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The last one was called the Navy Club. Knocked down and put a tram line through it.There must be an old pub full of old men moaning about life near you?
Bluesince1979
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If you dont know which pubs will have kids running about , and which wont, i dont think going to the pub is for you
Used to go in there on my visits to Nottingham to see my old dear , they used to go in the Queens over the road before that got demolished , happy days mateThe last one was called the Navy Club. Knocked down and put a tram line through it.
That is the point. One of the biggest compliments I ever had was from another couple in a pub who said how well behaved mine were.Kids in pubs ok as long as quiet. My daughter never caused a fuss. The annoying cunts are usually the look at me wankers talking and laughing really loud
Drinks are served in glasses. Kids running around is a receipe for a serious injury. Just control the little shits.
Ergh vimpto if you don't mindYou as well!!
Bottle of Vimto with a straw and taking forever to decide which flavoured Walkers crisps to have. :)
bluemoon32
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Fcuk that, middle class kids are the fucking worstI would suggest your going to the wrong places try going a bit more upmarket establishments where the chaves don't frequent.
DiscoSteve
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its not so much the kids that are the problem, its the f**king entitled useless parents who let them run around shrieking with NO thought for anyone else in the establishment - when ours were little they behaved themselves and we would not let them get away with anything like that - and this was in the days before phones and tablets were available for them to play with (to keep them quiet)
unicorn
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Drink in Hare & Hounds, you'll be safe from children there.Just drink in a pub for adults.
Personally love seeing children in pubs, start them young but Old Tom only in nips.