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Re: Tasty food is not what you expect

Wild Cat — Sun, 26 Feb 2012 19:50:15 -0000

lol........ yeah agreed, but would YOU actually do it? :D

Re: Tasty food is not what you expect

Wild Cat — Sun, 26 Feb 2012 19:51:36 -0000

But a salad CAN taste better than a place of chicken ;)

It really depends on what's in the salad and how the chicken is prepared :D

Re: Your child is not my problem

Wild Cat — Thu, 07 Jun 2012 08:42:57 -0000

It is not often I find things to moan about,

haha............ yeah .. OK :D

Sure I can see in some cases where it may pose a danger to a child like giving up a seat on a crowded bus to a child

We were thought when we were children that WE should give up a seat in the bus to an older person, I don't see why kids should get the priority in seating, unless they are VERY young and in that case they SHOULD sit on their parent's knees when the bus is full, not take up 2 seats (one
for the mother and one for the baby) Unless she has more than 1 young kid at the time, she shouldn't take up more than 1 seat!

It is ridiculous how now suddenly mothers with kids think that they got the right to everything, after all surely, if she could be in the library with her kid, she was not working, so where does she get the money from?
Most probably on benefits. From people like you and me, who have not got kids and pay the taxes to support her brat. Interesting that it was not the child who threw the tantrum but the actual
mother....... the kid for the sound of it was quietly reading...... so it was content with not having a crappy game...... but what message does SHE send out to her kid? How is that teaching it respect ?? How is that teaching the right from wrong (which she has no concept of either)

Bringing up like this then teaches kids that they have the right to everything, they can just take things they want and result in riots like the ones happening last year.......... and looting...... or other crime like robbery and shop lifting.....

Some people should be neutered and never allowed kids...... there should be some tests which all parents have to take before they can multiply and breed. You need a test to drive a car but any dumb low life can breed.... ridiculous.

Re: Why the credit?

Wild Cat — Thu, 07 Jun 2012 09:21:09 -0000

Now it could just be me but I do not see the point in why someone
in their sane mind would accept credit from a company that basically
just raping them while telling them “this happens to everyone, at least
you are getting something back”.
So what do you think. Do you think it is fair all companies offer is credit after fucking about with you?

I agree, in a case like you just described, it is ridiculous to offer credit, who in their right mind would want to go back to a shitty service where they screwed you over?

But when the company otherwise offers good service and something going wrong is more of a one off incident than a norm, it is quite nice to receive a credit off your next order... makes you feel like if they actually care about your complaint.

If the service is shitty or non existent they really should give refund! A credit is more of a saying "we are sorry something was not a 100% to your satisfaction" to customers who are otherwise happy with your services and are planning to return anyway.

Re: The Slide

Wild Cat — Thu, 07 Jun 2012 09:34:20 -0000

She then went on saying I could write one about the time I “last felt like a child” and write about that.

I would not say that being "childish" and feeling like a child (feeling being the operative word) are the same thing... they are not. You are childish enough at most times........ but do you FEEL like a child ?

I'd say she meant emotion - extreme fear, extreme happiness..... and here you have described it perfectly:

So there I was standing at the top and just like the children, panic
took hold of me and the only thing I wanted to do was step back and go
down to the safety of the plastic balls. The only difference between me
and the children that could not go down was simply our physical sizes.

children have strong emotions, so much stronger and clearer than the adults who become cold or damaged over time, as we grow, we (well some of us) acquire means to block emotions... which at most times is useful and beneficial to us ........ but on some occasions can also be harmful or sad.

On that day even if for just a few seconds/minutes - you did feel like a child...

Re: Your child is not my problem

Wild Cat — Thu, 07 Jun 2012 20:38:43 -0000

of course there are exceptions but that does not happen too often, I have seen many times a mother sitting on a bus with a toddler or young child and she is taking up one seat has only a smallish handbag and is chatting on a phone while the kid is jumping up and down the seat next to her while an old person is standing by them and hanging on the handle for dear life........
or school kids who are not that small and would be perfectly ok to stand sit around while old people are standing and are unsure on their feet while the bus is tearing on fast and taking sharp corners....

Basically today's kids are not thought right from wrong, they are not thought respect... they think that they are entitled to anything they want without having to earn it. And mothers like the one in your story do not help matters.

But then her behaviour is not that surprising.... young teenagers are breeding kids just so they can move out and get a council flat, because they will be "entitled to get it + benefits cause now they are a single mother" and so on..... can't expect the kids to know right from wrong when the parents dont know it either.... sad really

Re: Your child is not my problem

Wild Cat — Fri, 08 Jun 2012 20:29:43 -0000

wow

Funny how the only person on here who is doing any kind of insulting and name calling is actually YOU!
Noone else had to result to foul language, it is obvious that you have no class... your communication skills are poor, you are probably very badly brought up, and I can see how your 4 lovely "bubbles of joy" will turn up too

GEEZ **rolling eyes**

PS: "bubble of joy"? ... lol ..... just another example of how poor your English is :D It's called a "bundle of joy"