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Ranger2408 10-02-2004, 04:47 PM While on the plane from Gatwick to belfast i sat at the back of the plane across from me a dad and two kids, awwww how sweet,
UNTIL THE PLANE STARTING MOVING AND ONE OF THE KIDS SCREAMED HIS HEAD OFF FOR THE WHOLE HOUR IT TOOK TO GET HOME :mad:
I NEVER, EVER WANT KIDS IN MY ENTIRE LIFE, EVER.
I have never been so aggrivated as that kid made me, the spawn of satan.
I HATE THAT KID
Sir_Jose 10-02-2004, 05:04 PM While on the plane from Gatwick to belfast i sat at the back of the plane across from me a dad and two kids, awwww how sweet,
UNTIL THE PLANE STARTING MOVING AND ONE OF THE KIDS SCREAMED HIS HEAD OFF FOR THE WHOLE HOUR IT TOOK TO GET HOME :mad:
I NEVER, EVER WANT KIDS IN MY ENTIRE LIFE, EVER.
I have never been so aggrivated as that kid made me, the spawn of satan.
I HATE THAT KID
Oh my god that **** is the worst!!
I feel your pain
Ranger2408 10-02-2004, 05:42 PM yeah i know it, i am glad i was not travelling for longer or i may have told the dad to shut the kid up :mad:
it will be 7 hours to Newark, any kids on that plane will be enjoying the view from the luggage undercarriage :mad:
puppy_dogg 10-02-2004, 06:18 PM lol/ i know what you mean, ive had some bad experencies with spawns as well. i agree, i would never want little devils of my own. :D
NichtGeflechten 10-03-2004, 04:24 PM Kid probably had an earache from pressurization......
Ranger2408 10-04-2004, 02:59 PM i know nicht, i am not heartless, when i wrote the thread i was sleep deprivated from london and the kid compunded my irritation, i feel sorry for the poor brat he must have been scared out of his wits :(
SonnyG8R 10-04-2004, 06:50 PM The age limits for bringing kids on an airplane should be 5 or 6 years old.
marvdave 10-04-2004, 08:45 PM The age limits for bringing kids on an airplane should be 5 or 6 years old.
the problem is kids that have divorced parents that live in different places. No plane, no see daddy.
they sell booze on planes, get all liquored up and go to sleep..you won't hear them anymore
The Noose 10-04-2004, 10:13 PM Sedation, earphones, shoot parents.
Dr.Depravity 10-04-2004, 10:28 PM Being a parent myself, I offer no excuses for bratty kids. Its hard to be a parent sometimes When your kid decides to act up in public as a parent you have to be carefull of what and how you say things to your kids. Some people look at you like your an oaf if you get harsh with the little bastards.
SonnyG8R 10-04-2004, 11:44 PM the problem is kids that have divorced parents that live in different places. No plane, no see daddy.
they sell booze on planes, get all liquored up and go to sleep..you won't hear them anymore
Oh, I totally understand. I was one of those kids flying with his 2 year old sister when I was 5, to visit my dad at Christmas. Planes never bothered me personally and it is not the fault of the kid or the parent who must be mortified and trying everything in their power to get the child calmed down. I wonder if the pressure affects their little ears more at that age?
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