No kids please.

[IDupedInMyPants]

In my town it's generally the age of the parents that sets the kids apart. The tolerable kids are generally with the older parents. The crying babies are generally being parented by the crying babies. The parents just keep getting younger and younger, and singler and singler. I don't think they teach sex ed out here either, so I'm sure that's part of the problem.

 

[Corneo]

Its called responsibility and some people just don't have it.

 

[FoodPoisoning]

Yes, the lack of sex education for all is the bane of society!

 

[spiral55]

Its not really the kids that are not well behaved, its the parents. If a baby is really cranky, take him/her outside for a bit or hold them. For the most part, babies are easily consoled. Ususally, they are hungry or just want a snuggle.

Again, though, it's that first shriek, before the parent(s) can get the kids outside or hold them, that can ruin others' experience. Your kid(s) may be different and never do this, but most babies are not. They're prone to crying loudly at any moment, and even though they're easily shut-up, the moment they start crying is bad enough for most adults. Knowing this, is it really asking too much that parents show other adults a sliver of consideration and leave the baby with a sitter?

 

[mullenman]

Where i went to school there wasnt really any sex ed. All they taught us

is abstinance, and from all the studies ive read teaching abstinance is

crap and doesnt work at all. While teaching safe sex is much more

effective. I mean no matter what you tell them teenagers are still going

to engage in sexual activity, and if you tell them not to at all they wont use

protection, but if you teach safe sex, They just might use contraceptives.



guess im pretty far off topic talking about this but o well.

 

[memememe173]

First of all it's "you're" not "your", and second of all I assume that the concept of a joke is something you've never come into contact with before. Thirdly, by the age of 21 one is by no means a model citizen but hopefully among the majority of the populace, maturity has begun to rear its ugly head and you're much less likely to be a smacktard by disturbing others in public places than you are in the ages of 0-18. I just said 21 because that's my age and I want to go out in public.

yes I'll admit to not having much taste for being careful in my spelling/grammar

sorry I'll put a smiley in my post next time to show I wasn't completely serious either