drinking alcohol with children in the house

[Otta]

That's me done on the site now. Thanks!

Christ, your skin must be transparent, it's so thin!

[helena handbasket]

Deary me is right, A&F!

Moos was completely correct in wondering why your interpretation of that thread is so different than what was said. I myself thought that some liberties were taken in describing it. You are just parroting one person's opinion, not an actual incident.

Is there a full moon? The EDF seems to be full of crazy this week.

Adam&Fiona Wrote:

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> Deary me Moos.

>

> You quote me as saying 'no-one is saying you

> shouldn't bring children into pubs' and use it to

> fit your post. When if you read ever so slightly

> above you will see what i actually said was

> "No-one AT FIRST was suggesting that you can't

> bring buggies etc into pubs" - my point being that

> the thread started off fairly inoccuously and then

> people took over and made their own personal

> gripes.

>

> Why did you change my words? Madness!

>

> I've just moved to East Dulwich and enjoyed the

> forum as a way of finding out about good places to

> eat etc. Plus I was impressed by the local

> passion. Now after only my second ever post (which

> i thought was simply explaining an issue rather

> than offering any real opinion) and reading how

> threads get out of hand I am already sick of

> people's attitude.

>

> That's me done on the site now. Thanks!

[Earl Aelfheah]

My familly all sleep in the car, engine running... just in case.

[Saffron]

The Nappy Lady Wrote:

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> I do feel for cafe owners who need the tables to

> turnover enough to ensure a steady income on food

> etc & certainly not just coffee (even if over

> priced)!

>

> I don't see how the cafe problem can be fixed to

> be honest.

>

> Creative ways to let us know (politely) that we

> are not welcome on the premises ladies?!

Does the community cafe opposite the top of Telegraph Hill Park still do a "Quiet Friday"? I haven't been there in a while, so I don't know if this is still their strategy. The idea of a Quiet Friday was essentially a "no children" day, although I think they would have been fine with babies in slings or quiet older children. I think they wanted to give older patrons the chance once a week to have a bit of peace, b/c normally this cafe is very boisterous and child-friendly.

[Smiler]

Not read whole thread, but would really really like some serious booze this eve, bad week :(

[Fabricio the Guido]

*breeders*!