2.5 Yr old Thrown out of beefeater

pulliptears

lucylucky wrote: »

Can you explain what you meant by your not so thinly veiled threat contained in post #25 - seemed childish to me.

The comment was aimed at me, it stated:

Please, if you ever have kids, or if you do, pray to God you never run into me on a plane or a restaurant.

I would dearly love to run into you while I'm out with my children, especially given that one of them is 17, over 6ft tall and built like a brick outhouse

DebtHater

I think the thread may have gone off topic here

In my opinion, if the meal was not up to scratch, I would complain and give them the chance to put it right. If it wasnt put right, take a % off the bill.

I have seen someone walk out of a restaurant without paying a single penny on the bill. The food was awful, the staff were terrible and rude. As a solicitor, he had a "reasonable amount" in mind to take off the bill, and due to the management attitude he just didnt pay the bill.

Of course, that doesnt give everyone the right to pick holes and deduct money willy-nilly. This should only be used when the establishment is really bad and when they serve food that you wouldnt give to a dog.

jamespir

adouglasmhor wrote: »

There is a link between add, adhd and diet, especialy e-numbers or additives.

http://www.eatwell.gov.uk/healthissues/foodintolerance/foodintolerancetypes/foodadditiv/
http://phosadd.com/diet/diet.htm
http://phosadd.com/mainpage/main33.htm

children are born with autism (to which adhd is a form) though

theres a link between hyperactivity and enumbers but thats slighlty different to adhd it just part of the symptons

heavensbug

*Chattie* wrote: »

who were the 6 people you were paying for if the kids shared one meal? while you were getting into the car were the rest of the party shifted to this corner of the restaurant?

6 meals.

5 adults. 1 kids shared.

luckylucky wrote:

From the OPs further comments I personally would make this the last ever family meal that I attended.

The wife has vowed that is the case.

Freddie_Snowbits

heavensbug wrote: »

Sorry for the typos. Typing on phone. Not easy lol

One guesses that this is typed by OP whilst in Beefeater Car Park at 11:00 in the evning, still trying to calm darling fashion accessory child down.

If I was in said bar eating a meal at 9:30 at night, I would complain if your fashion accessory was disruptive.

adouglasmhor

jamespir wrote: »

children are born with autism (to which adhd is a form) though

theres a link between hyperactivity and enumbers but thats slighlty different to adhd it just part of the symptons

Adhd is not on the ASD spectrum it's a separate disorder or symptom but ASD spectrum people can have adhd.

heavensbug

Freddie_Snowbits wrote: »

One guesses that this is typed by OP whilst in Beefeater Car Park at 11:00 in the evning, still trying to calm darling fashion accessory child down.

If I was in said bar eating a meal at 9:30 at night, I would complain if your fashion accessory was disruptive.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I'm sorry. That did make me laugh.

F.Y.I Meal was Sunday lunch at 12:30pm 4 weeks ago.

As I said earlier its been 19 days since the complaint/feedback was submitted. Their turnaround time is 15 days.

I didn't realise kids were fashion accessories. Do they come with a silent switch?

pulliptears

Freddie_Snowbits wrote: »

One guesses that this is typed by OP whilst in Beefeater Car Park at 11:00 in the evning, still trying to calm darling fashion accessory child down.

If I was in said bar eating a meal at 9:30 at night, I would complain if your fashion accessory was disruptive.

OP, you may want to truck on past Freddie, he's a bit of a WUM

delain

heavensbug wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I'm sorry. That did make me laugh.

F.Y.I Meal was Sunday lunch at 12:30pm 4 weeks ago.

As I said earlier its been 19 days since the complaint/feedback was submitted. Their turnaround time is 15 days.

I didn't realise kids were fashion accessories. Do they come with a silent switch?

Oh I wish they did :rotfl:

Lokolo

pulliptears wrote: »

The comment was aimed at me, it stated:
I would dearly love to run into you while I'm out with my children, especially given that one of them is 17, over 6ft tall and built like a brick outhouse

Yes and you full well know what I meant by that comment. Obviously it wouldn't apply given they are 17!

I wouldn't care if they were over 6ft tall and built like a brick outhouse as I should expect him to respect my views and not insult nor get aggressive. Just as thought I would expect people on this forum too.

I don't believe that God exists, that the BNP are right, but I don't insult people on this forum because of it. So because I would smack children's bums when they aren't behaving I am 12 years old it seems.