06-10-2012, 09:01 PM
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Re: Child free zones
Originally Posted by shaz
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Women can tolerate children better than men,
probably because we spend more time with children. 
. Apparently women can cope better with the high pitched noises that children make. We are 'programmed' to do so in order to respond to babies crying, all part of natures way of protecting the species
06-10-2012, 10:19 PM
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Re: Child free zones
There was a toddler whining a few rows back of me on the train today but after a minute or so I tuned it out. I generally like kids other than some of the teens with attitude that I've run into lately.Some days I like to find people-free zones. Spend time among trees, listen to the wind in the leaves, sit by the river, forget all the hassles and just daydream of pleasant things.
07-10-2012, 10:17 AM
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Re: Child free zones
Originally Posted by Annie Jack
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Some days I like to find people-free zones. Spend time among trees, listen to the wind in the leaves, sit by the river, forget all the hassles and just daydream of pleasant things.
Me too Annie.
07-10-2012, 12:06 PM
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Re: Child free zones
Originally Posted by Aerolor
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I didn't want to sit next to an objectionable, loud mouthed, smelly fat man when I was on a long haul flight, but I had little choice.
The only time I encounter kids (good or bad) is in the supermarket, that can be a pain but if you time it right there's usually not too many around
07-10-2012, 01:59 PM
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Re: Child free zones
Originally Posted by Wrinkly
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Firstly you keep a slave for a wife, poor woman.You say there should be child free days in supermarkets, then you say you don't do shopping.
I can believe that you married a slave.
And I noticed you have never been a child.
I know for certain I would love to share a plane with the screaming brats you speak off, than you.
You are nothing but a wind up merchant.
However I do agree with him to some extent, I love my own grandchildren but would hate them as neighbours. I walked halfway round Tesco with a baby holding my little finger while his Mum aplogised, I thought it was quite funny.
I make a point of never holidaying out of school term just as I avoid the roads at rush hour.
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