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Beached said:I don't see young couples in the restaurant looking into one another's eyes. They are looking into their phones.
Look into her eyes! That's where the magic is!
Flash Bazbo said:I was in Trinity Bellwoods Park on Satuday, and amid the blossoming trees, countless clueless millennials, proudly took pictures of their own faces, to preserve digitally what they used to look like. Why don't they just look in a mirror, I pondered. Then it occurred to me: They're ashamed to do that, because they are so selfish, and so self-centered. To paraphrase John Donne, 'each one is an island, unto themselves'. It's sad.
papasmerf said:Kids flying kites...
Parents teaching their kids how to shoot....
SillyGirl said:They still teach kids that down here. They also make them say Yes sir/ma'am No sir/ma'am. If they are permitted to call a grown woman by her first name, her name is preceded by Miss.
Now if they would only start making them stay at their own damn table and not cause chaos in a restaurant!
papasmerf said:Politeness is a dying art in children.
As for tying them to chairs in restaurants.........We can call it the polite child seatbelt.
SillyGirl said:There's a restaurant out near Charlotte that recently banned children under 12. I'd pay extra to eat there.
Oh here's another thing you don't hear anymore -- Smoking or NonSmoking?
SillyGirl said:There's a "private" club here in town where they allow smoking inside. I hate going there, it's a haze.