Crapping in a Cafe
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julianm

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1,694 posts

225 months

Saturday 15th August 2009
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Well I`m not a regular in slightly upmarket deli/cafe society, so need some advice as to current social mores.
While tucking into my sandwich, I was aware of the table at my back being occupied by a young couple & sprog of about 2.
I did hear dad say `well done` a few times to his offspring & assumed he was eating up like a good little boy.

On leaving I turned & became aware that the deed which prompted such fatherly pride was not appetite but filling his potty which they had kindly set down for him during the course of their meal.
Please tell me - is this now considered acceptable?

HRG.

72,863 posts

263 months

Saturday 15th August 2009
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In an eaterie? No.

Freddie von Rost

1,978 posts

236 months

Saturday 15th August 2009
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How utterly vile.

vomit

tdm34ds

7,479 posts

234 months

Saturday 15th August 2009
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That is the sickest thing i've read in months it makes me gag
eek

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

279 months

Saturday 15th August 2009
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Saturday, I guess....

grumbledoak

32,399 posts

257 months

Saturday 15th August 2009
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julianm said:
slightly upmarket deli/cafe society
confused The slightly upmarket part of cafe society tends to price out the peasants. That said, behaviour like that wouldn't be acceptable at a lay-by burger van. Where were you (so I can avoid it)?


Edited by grumbledoak on Saturday 15th August 19:56

SS2.

14,687 posts

262 months

Saturday 15th August 2009
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That's rank yuck

And what a complete lack of consideration for other diners.

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

279 months

Saturday 15th August 2009
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Next time, go outside and crap on their car....

anonymous-user

78 months

Saturday 15th August 2009
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No, it quite clearly isn't.

I hate pikeys.

bishbash

2,447 posts

221 months

Saturday 15th August 2009
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I'm surprised so many seem to think the parents are scumbag chav pikeys.
In my experience people like this are usually reasonably wealthy modern parent types, who are so blinkered in trying to bring up their little darlings the right way, forget that the world continues to revolve around things other than what comes out of Toby's backside.

julianm

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1,694 posts

225 months

Sunday 16th August 2009
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Thanks to all for the support & yes Bishbash, you`re correct, it was much more `young professional couple` than chavvy scum.
I think I`ll give the public health a ring to see what they think, as it is now obvious to me that the manager was completely aware of what was going on.
Time to find another sandwich shop in Harrogate.
(No - of course it wasn`t Betty`s!)

Lefty Guns

19,892 posts

226 months

Sunday 16th August 2009
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Absolutely not acceptable. My boy is potty training now but FFS, take the kid and potty to the bathroom. Manky s.

Puggit

49,455 posts

272 months

Sunday 16th August 2009
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Lefty Guns said:
Absolutely not acceptable. My boy is potty training now but FFS, take the kid and potty to the bathroom. Manky s.
Having just finished this process, I absolutely agree - totally unacceptable. If the cafe does not have a loo, it makes the behaviour far more understandable, although still disgusting.

I do remember the first time my son needed the toilet in a restaurant, he announced to everyone in the establishment he'd done a 'wee-wee' on exiting the toilet.

We've progressed so far that yesterday he did a poo on the 4.45 train as it started rolling out of Paddington biggrin

Zod

35,295 posts

282 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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Unbelievable! Dutring the potty training stage, any need for a crap in a public place is dealt with by a parent holding the child over the loo.

Garlick

40,601 posts

264 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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Not sure why I am reading this while eating my lunchtime soup.....

HRG.

72,863 posts

263 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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Garlick said:
Not sure why I am reading this while eating my lunchtime soup.....
Has it got lumps in it?

Garlick

40,601 posts

264 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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HRG. said:
Garlick said:
Not sure why I am reading this while eating my lunchtime soup.....
Has it got lumps in it?
yes leek and potato as it happens.

dirty boy

14,826 posts

233 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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Zod said:
Unbelievable! Dutring the potty training stage, any need for a crap in a public place is dealt with by a parent holding the child over the loo.
Indeed.

I wouldn't dream of letting my kids lay pipeline in any place food or drink is served. And whilst I admire their excitement at getting their child to 'do one' on a potty, their timing and location was more than wrong.

As soon as you see a kid 'concentrating' you whip them up and leg it to the loo, if you whip them up sufficiently fast enough, it usually retracts the st and buys you time to make the run and remove necessary clothing.

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

279 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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dirty boy said:
I wouldn't dream of letting my kids lay pipeline in any place food or drink is served. And whilst I admire their excitement at getting their child to 'do one' on a potty, their timing and location was more than wrong.

As soon as you see a kid 'concentrating' you whip them up and leg it to the loo, if you whip them up sufficiently fast enough, it usually retracts the st and buys you time to make the run and remove necessary clothing.
Sez dirty boy.....rofl

bazking69

8,620 posts

214 months

Monday 17th August 2009
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This is what 'toilets' are for. I'd have gone mad had I of seen that...