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padi56 · 20 March 2012, 11:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Mosco

can this just be dropped?

Well if one member had not decided to make remarks in a thread that gave no insight on the question the original poster asked. Then the thread would have remained positive to the original posters question.

Thurnau · 21 March 2012, 12:02 PM

My feelings aren't hurt, the guy can't have kids so it obviously bothers him to be around unruly ones.
Kids have the same right to an airport or a coffee shop. I can't stand those creeps at starbucks that think they own the place like it's their personal office with their hot coffees and their fancy computers; permanently plugged into Starbuck's free electricity.

I'm a good parent, but the ones with unruly kids are likely good parents too. Those kids will likely pay your social security. You should be nicer. I can't wait for my lilly gold stroller to show up, I hope it is practical in practice.

BarkMaster · 21 March 2012, 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Thurnau

I'm a good parent, but the ones with unruly kids are likely good parents too. Those kids will likely pay your social security. You should be nicer. I can't wait for my lilly gold stroller to show up, I hope it is practical in practice.

We've used ours from the age of 6 months. I brought up this topic with my wife and we agreed it was one of our better "optional" purchases... being able to go from car to walkway to security line to terminal into the plane and then everything in reverse including the rental car/cab, etc.

It's a multi-function device, so it's not the best of any particular function, like a swiss army knife (only you can take this one on the plane!

).

I hope you like it, too.

renfield33 · 21 March 2012, 11:39 PM

FYI, we have used this in the past. It's a harness that attaches to the seat, and our 3-year-old daughter thinks she is in a car seat, but you don't actually have to carry around the seat. It worked really well for us.

http://www.kidsflysafe.com/

FYI, i don't care if kids are on the plane as long as the parents keep them from kicking the back of my seat and don't let them run up and down the aisle.

Gaijin · 22 March 2012, 02:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mosco

can this just be dropped?

X 3.

IBTL!

21 March 2012, 11:39 PM	#64
renfield33 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Ann Arbor, MI Watch: GMT-II Pepsi Posts: 1,051	FYI, we have used this in the past. It's a harness that attaches to the seat, and our 3-year-old daughter thinks she is in a car seat, but you don't actually have to carry around the seat. It worked really well for us. http://www.kidsflysafe.com/ FYI, i don't care if kids are on the plane as long as the parents keep them from kicking the back of my seat and don't let them run up and down the aisle. __________________ Lug hole loyalist!

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21 March 2012, 12:02 PM	#62
Thurnau "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Metairie, LA Watch: DateJust Posts: 738	My feelings aren't hurt, the guy can't have kids so it obviously bothers him to be around unruly ones. Kids have the same right to an airport or a coffee shop. I can't stand those creeps at starbucks that think they own the place like it's their personal office with their hot coffees and their fancy computers; permanently plugged into Starbuck's free electricity. I'm a good parent, but the ones with unruly kids are likely good parents too. Those kids will likely pay your social security. You should be nicer. I can't wait for my lilly gold stroller to show up, I hope it is practical in practice.

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