Do children belong in executive lounges?
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SimonRowberryParticipantJudy,
An utterly unreserved apology from me if I misread you. Always thought you were “one of us.”
Sorry again – it’s all a sore story with me
Simon xx
11 Oct 2012
at 01:58
judynagyParticipantThank you, Simon. As a childless wife by choice, I forget how sensitive the subject of children can be. I think the little buggers are cute (usually) but I’d rather have a horse. It’s nice of you to respond, but isn’t it the middle of the night over there?
11 Oct 2012
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Bruce98Participant“I’d be interested to read everyone else’s opinions on this subject. I’ve never encountered anyone under the age of 15 or so in a hotel VIP lounge. Recently at a Hilton in France, two grandparents and their oh-so-cute 3yrold grandson were having the best time at breakfast. Apparently this child was so amusing that the grandparents laughed out loud, and I mean LOUD, for the entire time I was there. It wasn’t the end of the world, but usually people in France are quiet … so this threesome really stood out. I finished my breakfast and went back to my room to work, so no harm done. What do y’all think?”
I think you should take a serviced apartment, in future.
11 Oct 2012
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EU_FlyerParticipantFor the purpose of symmetry, I’m egging for 4 pages. 3 leaves me unsettled.
But not as unsettled as seeing a baby sleeping quietly in a basinet on a LHR-SIN leg. Shame on you baby for sleeping. And shame on you parents for letting the baby sleep quiety.
Ok, (bad) jokes aside, kids on planes/lounges etc is clearly an emotive subject for many of us. I’ve personally experienced the worst and the best.
Let them enjoy their childhood. It’s down hill from there.
11 Oct 2012
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VintageKrugParticipantI do think four pages would be simply lovely.
Perhaps this will become the longest running thread on BT, perhaps even surpassing the interest in threads about my good self.
Shall we have a list of people who don’t belong in Business Class Lounges. I’ll start off:
Freddie Starr
Gary Glitter
Frank Bough11 Oct 2012
at 08:04
MartynSinclairParticipantCalm down VK! Nanny will be along soon to comfort you!
You are getting very exciteable….
11 Oct 2012
at 08:10
Papillion53ParticipantJudynagy – was wondering when y’all would resurface!
As I said in an earlier post, I didn’t read it that the child was the issue here, rather the LOUD grandparents?
The mistake you made was the title of the thread – guaranteed to run and run, and get the responses you got!
Now VK – isn’t it time for your mid morning nap? Never mind any comfort from Nanny – you’re going a step too far for the naughty step!
11 Oct 2012
at 09:04
VintageKrugParticipantHardly a nap – I’m settling in to my mid-morning cup of Tea.
Drinking coffee is so Middle Class.
11 Oct 2012
at 10:01
EU_FlyerParticipantNo, drinking coffee is very southern European.
We drink at least 3 a day here on the continent.
Explains why we’re in the state we’re in.
Speaking of coffee, perhaps giving the kiddies a shot of espresso (or perhaps a macchiato with milk foam) is a good way to keep them fresh during the flight.
Might try that on the next overnight from NYC or SIN and see what happens.
11 Oct 2012
at 10:18
VintageKrugParticipantHaving worked on the Continent with Italians, I was amazed how much coffee they put away. I would have been bouncing off the walls after even one of the caffeine-bombs they put away.
They must be very sleepy otherwise…!
11 Oct 2012
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canuckladParticipantJudynagy…….hopefully my comment didn’t offend too much either…
Trust me, turn your back and chaos can ensue, and in actual fact….
There is a direct correlation between levels and length of silence and nearness to total Armageddon when quietness is lifted…
1) 3 year olds golden locks reduced to almost baldness (4 months to repair)
2) Same 3 year old using felt pens as make-up!!
3) 5& 8 year old boys deciding to move sand pit into kitchen beach…I could go on….and on…
And the old classic, my pilot [pal in HK was warned about the position of his very expensive audio equipment…..1 peanut butter sandwich and juice later…..took great delight in saying ” told you so”
11 Oct 2012
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