heatpinoyboy
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Lol my parents took me to Titanic when I was three
I never forgot those boobies.
Babies at the movie theater unappreciation
heatpinoyboy
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Lol my parents took me to Titanic when I was three
I never forgot those boobies.
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just an all around bad idea
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just an all around bad idea
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Shut that %#@# up. I'm not paying jillions of dollars to go hear a cryfest at the movies. You want to bring your baby to the movies, YOU go to the matinee or download it illegally. There's always that one annoying dude trying to defend foolishness.
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Shut that %#@# up. I'm not paying jillions of dollars to go hear a cryfest at the movies. You want to bring your baby to the movies, YOU go to the matinee or download it illegally. There's always that one annoying dude trying to defend foolishness.
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That's one of the main reasons why I only go to the movies during the week now.
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That's one of the main reasons why I only go to the movies during the week now.
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It should be against the law
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It should be against the law
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^^^^lmao
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^^^^lmao
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Originally Posted by heatpinoyboy
Lol my parents took me to Titanic when I was threeI never forgot those boobies.
way to make me feel old.
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Originally Posted by heatpinoyboy
Lol my parents took me to Titanic when I was threeI never forgot those boobies.
way to make me feel old.
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I just saw this SMH. No one is expecting peace and quiet but if I'm spending $14-17 on a ticket I don't want interruptions from crying babies and their inconsiderate parents who will let them cry in the theater instead of taking them out or leaving them home with someone.
I can't hit up a matinee, I work during the week. Why should I have to go a few days later and still see someone bringing a stroller in with them. I don't have to get over it. Parents of infants need to be considerate of other people when they go to places like movies and restaurants.
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I just saw this SMH. No one is expecting peace and quiet but if I'm spending $14-17 on a ticket I don't want interruptions from crying babies and their inconsiderate parents who will let them cry in the theater instead of taking them out or leaving them home with someone.
I can't hit up a matinee, I work during the week. Why should I have to go a few days later and still see someone bringing a stroller in with them. I don't have to get over it. Parents of infants need to be considerate of other people when they go to places like movies and restaurants.
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there were two kids probably preschool & first grade age when I went to see the hangover part 2 .. that is some awesome parenting. i try to go see movies at times that i know kids are in school and hardly any else will be in the theater anyway. talking & screaming kids are so annoying.Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
Originally Posted by Furrell
What is so hard about leaving the kids with a sitter or just taking the L for the night and staying in? Why would you bring a baby/infant to the theater and possibly ruin the experience for everyone who paid to see the film? As soon as I see people wheel in strollers I justand pray that there isn't any crying during the flick.
That, and the @+%@!$! parents who take their infants (or small children) to R-movies. Parenting FAIL.*!$%$+@ grinds my gears.
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there were two kids probably preschool & first grade age when I went to see the hangover part 2 .. that is some awesome parenting. i try to go see movies at times that i know kids are in school and hardly any else will be in the theater anyway. talking & screaming kids are so annoying.Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
Originally Posted by Furrell
What is so hard about leaving the kids with a sitter or just taking the L for the night and staying in? Why would you bring a baby/infant to the theater and possibly ruin the experience for everyone who paid to see the film? As soon as I see people wheel in strollers I justand pray that there isn't any crying during the flick.
That, and the @+%@!$! parents who take their infants (or small children) to R-movies. Parenting FAIL.*!$%$+@ grinds my gears.
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Originally Posted by Based Mod
i was sitting behind someone 5 year old daughter while watching the hangover 2
bad parenting at its best
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Originally Posted by Based Mod
i was sitting behind someone 5 year old daughter while watching the hangover 2
bad parenting at its best
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Teenagers can be bad too. damn i feel old
They have a 21+ theater around my way tho
They have a 21+ theater around my way tho
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Teenagers can be bad too. damn i feel old
They have a 21+ theater around my way tho
They have a 21+ theater around my way tho
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Never understood this either. There's no need for infants at the movies.
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Never understood this either. There's no need for infants at the movies.
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