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Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 8:39 am
by Mr. Budd
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He looks divorced.


"Rules like this, simple compromises, don't bother Gross as they might other parents. He's not interested in taking Sasha out till all hours of the night anyway.

But when he gets a little stir-crazy in their apartment, he likes to head out to grab a stout with his little girl. He's not taking her to punk dive bars where the music is loud, fights break out and patrons make out or pass out. They gravitate to mellow hangouts, and only in the late afternoon or early evening.

"I'm not going to keep her out past 7 p.m. When the bar starts filling up, that's when we head home," he said. "It's responsible parenting and responsible adult behavior. I'm not knocking back double vodkas while my daughter is stumbling around."



He's not coaching soccer, ever.

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 8:56 am
by chris narcosis
Mr. Budd wrote:


He's not coaching soccer, ever.

There`s alot to be said for that.

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 8:57 am
by Mr. Budd
Are kids allow in pubs in England?

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:00 am
by chris narcosis
Mr. Budd wrote:Are kids allow in pubs in England?

Yeah in the daytime, it always used to annoy me.

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:03 am
by Mr. Budd
chris narcosis wrote:
Mr. Budd wrote:Are kids allow in pubs in England?

Yeah in the daytime, it always used to annoy me.

Why - did they leave you there?

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:04 am
by father of lies
They could move to Wisconsin. Minors are allowed in bars with a legal guardian, and can drink if the guardian says it's okay, but bartenders can refuse service.

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:05 am
by soiled depends
Mr. Budd wrote:
chris narcosis wrote:
Mr. Budd wrote:Are kids allow in pubs in England?

Yeah in the daytime, it always used to annoy me.

Why - did they leave you there?
:awesome:

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:06 am
by chris narcosis
Mr. Budd wrote:
chris narcosis wrote:
Mr. Budd wrote:Are kids allow in pubs in England?

Yeah in the daytime, it always used to annoy me.

Why - did they leave you there?

Well that`s a bit rude!

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:06 am
by father of lies
Mr. Budd wrote:
chris narcosis wrote:
Mr. Budd wrote:Are kids allow in pubs in England?

Yeah in the daytime, it always used to annoy me.

Why - did they leave you there?
Oh damn.

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:08 am
by chris narcosis
soiled depends wrote:
Mr. Budd wrote:
chris narcosis wrote:
Mr. Budd wrote:Are kids allow in pubs in England?

Yeah in the daytime, it always used to annoy me.

Why - did they leave you there?
:awesome:
AND YOU`RE ALSO REALLY RUDE! NOT CONSIDERING MY FEELINGS!!!!!!!!!

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:11 am
by SKI DOO
Most weekends that I have the kids and I need to get hosed I'll get some pitchers at the Pizza Hut Buffet or chug some Wildcat at the Mr. Sub on the strip that serves.

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:29 am
by Kurt Russell's Beard
Just drink at home and save money. You have kids. Your life is different now. Don't bring your kids to bars. Duh. Fucking grow up.

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:31 am
by father of lies
Or go to Chuck E Cheese!

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:35 am
by Mr. Budd
There should be some sort of designation between restaurants and bars I guess. There's plenty of places to go eat and have a few coctails. Shit, I remember going to bars and playing like 8 dollars worth of quarters on the video games while the adults boozed it up and it never stopped me from killing hookers.

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 10:20 am
by Hell-haine
Some of my best childhood memories are hanging out with my Dad or Grandpa at the bar.
I would drink a lemonade, listen to the music from the juke-box while watching my Dad play French Pool.
I was never a brat, I loved it there.

I had no idea children weren't allowed in bars in the US.
I mean, I understand, most American kids are loud brats.
In France, we're still allowed to spank them in public so they know when to shut up. :awesome:

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 10:22 am
by John Jr.
i saw a lady snatch up her screaming brat and start spanking him right as he started temper tantruming in the Wal-Marts the other day. i wanted to start cheering her on.

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 10:25 am
by Bored, Esq.
Mr. Budd wrote:There should be some sort of designation between restaurants and bars I guess. There's plenty of places to go eat and have a few coctails. Shit, I remember going to bars and playing like 8 dollars worth of quarters on the video games while the adults boozed it up and it never stopped me from killing hookers.
Yes.

Bars should be rated by the people who frequent them...and in a really obvious way, not going by how many motorcycles are outside or how dilapidated the place is. Many a time I was fooled by yuppie breeder trash who had excreted fake "authenticity" in order to feel like they were slumming it...then you belly up to the bar and it's $5 Heineken time. I've drunk horrible beer many times because I could no longer stomach hanging in yuppie bars and had to go find a dive so I wouldn't kill some guy passing around his cellphone with pictures of his latest ski trip.

Kids in bars? That's fine, as long as they're cool kids and they don't mind me puking in their face.

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 11:03 am
by Zerohero
Mr. Budd wrote:There should be some sort of designation between restaurants and bars I guess. There's plenty of places to go eat and have a few coctails. Shit, I remember going to bars and playing like 8 dollars worth of quarters on the video games while the adults boozed it up and it never stopped me from killing hookers.

My gramma owned a bar and dad droveded a beer truck.... didn't become an alcoholic, but did get use to sitting on barstools, browsing jukeboxes, and dang, I loved that old bowling game---not the one with the stupid metal hockey puck, but with the mini round bowling ball... good times. remember this one olde man drunk, would get a shot and 2 small cokes poured into a single glass. you younger shavers won't know this, but cokes use to come in these small bottles ya see. Loved watching the view of the inside of the juke box---the robot arm putting on actual 45, and needle hittin' the wax.

Hipsters didn't even EXIST.

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 11:09 am
by Tony Twist
The laws should be altered. Babies at bars: OK. Hipsters: BANNED.

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 11:12 am
by Mr. Budd
Learning how to hold your booze takes practice.


IS NOBODY GOING TO MAKE FUN OF THAT FUCKIN' GAY HIPSTER AND HIS CRYING ADOPTED BRAT?

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 11:17 am
by Bored, Esq.
Mr. Budd wrote: IS NOBODY GOING TO MAKE FUN OF THAT FUCKIN' GAY HIPSTER AND HIS CRYING ADOPTED BRAT?
I think "he looks divorced" pretty much knocked it out of the park.

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 11:25 am
by HeyWard
Mr. Budd wrote:Image

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Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 11:26 am
by Ray
Hell-haine wrote:Some of my best childhood memories are hanging out with my Dad or Grandpa at the bar.
I would drink a lemonade, listen to the music from the juke-box while watching my Dad play French Pool.
I was never a brat, I loved it there.

I had no idea children weren't allowed in bars in the US.
I mean, I understand, most American kids are loud brats.
In France, we're still allowed to spank them in public so they know when to shut up. :awesome:
SPOILERSPOILER_SHOW
omg no u havent seen this


Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 11:28 am
by ungodlywarlock
I really hate people and their fucking kids.
Recently a (work) friend of mine moved into a new house and wanted to do a housewarming party. So he sends out an email to the company saying that he wanted to have a big party with BBQ ribs, plenty of alcohol and kegs and crazy times. And what was the first reply? "Is it alright if I bring my kids!". What? Yeah, that sounds like a great place to bring a kid to...a party of adults consuming tons of alcohol and swearing up a storm left and right. I mean, do you really have to infect every social setting with your little crying shitbag? Can you really not get away for 3 hours to enjoy a beer and relax? No? Then STAY THE FUCK HOME....you made the choice to have a kid and that's called sacrifice. Deal with it.

I'm so not ready to have a kid, clearly. :p

Re: Hipsters demand right to take crying kids to bars

Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 11:33 am
by Obesese Witherspoon
This douchebag is exactly the reason why there should be a test before you can have kids. Like someone said there are much better options IF you really need to have a beer or 2 and you have a child with you. But really, you can't wait until it's at least dark out to have your first drop?

My daughters 11 and she's seen me drink 2x in her whole life, and Ive never been stoned when she's around. There's a time and place for partying and it's never acceptable to take a mongoloid asian baby to a bar. EVER.