Anonymous
01/27/2019 16:43
Subject: Parents who let their kids use screens in public without headphones
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Took our 19 month old to Europe and happily let her watch some short videos on the iPad without headphones on the plane. The white noise of the plane helped to drown it out and I am CERTAIN our row mates would rather hear a little Winnie the Pooh than hear a whiny child.
You are a jerk nd you are doing a disservice to your kid, because other parents are going to see that you are a jerk and will steer their kids away from associating with yours. Also you are an incompetent parent if you can't remember headphones or can't figure out how to entertain you kid without a screen.
Are you always this miserable?
Only when forced to be on a 9 hour flight with entitled assholes and their bratty offspring.
Anonymous
01/27/2019 16:42
Subject: Re:Parents who let their kids use screens in public without headphones
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My special needs child wouldn’t wear them as a youngster. He is more important than you. Get over yourself.
What are his special needs that require him to watch videos without headphones. You make things worse for parents who actually have children with special
Needs
In this case, I think his disability was being born to a dim-witted and mannerless parent. In high school it won’t hold him back too much, but he will probably suffer for it in his career (and adult dating life), because being raised by clodhoppers does tend to impact one’s social skills.
PP, I think I love you.
Anonymous
01/26/2019 17:18
Subject: Parents who let their kids use screens in public without headphones
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Took our 19 month old to Europe and happily let her watch some short videos on the iPad without headphones on the plane. The white noise of the plane helped to drown it out and I am CERTAIN our row mates would rather hear a little Winnie the Pooh than hear a whiny child.
You are a jerk nd you are doing a disservice to your kid, because other parents are going to see that you are a jerk and will steer their kids away from associating with yours. Also you are an incompetent parent if you can't remember headphones or can't figure out how to entertain you kid without a screen.
Are you always this miserable?
Anonymous
01/26/2019 17:07
Subject: Parents who let their kids use screens in public without headphones
Anonymous wrote:Took our 19 month old to Europe and happily let her watch some short videos on the iPad without headphones on the plane. The white noise of the plane helped to drown it out and I am CERTAIN our row mates would rather hear a little Winnie the Pooh than hear a whiny child.
You are a jerk nd you are doing a disservice to your kid, because other parents are going to see that you are a jerk and will steer their kids away from associating with yours. Also you are an incompetent parent if you can't remember headphones or can't figure out how to entertain you kid without a screen.
Anonymous
01/26/2019 16:34
Subject: Parents who let their kids use screens in public without headphones
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I do this at the orthodontist but the volume is very low. They also play music there so it's really not a big deal. They have encouraged me to bring my 2 year old instead of hiring a babysitter.
Somehow I really doubt that the orthodontist told you that your 2 year old needs to be there.
Wrong but there's always going to be a miserable bit$$ like you who has to chime in. I really need to get a life. Fighting with parents over dumb stuff online is such a watse of time.
Anonymous
01/26/2019 15:24
Subject: Re:Parents who let their kids use screens in public without headphones
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My special needs child wouldn’t wear them as a youngster. He is more important than you. Get over yourself.
What are his special needs that require him to watch videos without headphones. You make things worse for parents who actually have children with special
Needs
In this case, I think his disability was being born to a dim-witted and mannerless parent. In high school it won’t hold him back too much, but he will probably suffer for it in his career (and adult dating life), because being raised by clodhoppers does tend to impact one’s social skills.
Anonymous
01/26/2019 12:13
Subject: Re:Parents who let their kids use screens in public without headphones
Is this the same pervert that keeps posting over and over again about showing porn to children? Go away.
Anonymous
01/26/2019 11:29
Subject: Re:Parents who let their kids use screens in public without headphones
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If someone’s child was watching something without using headphones, and the parents refused to turn the sound off after a polite request, I would simply begin watching hardcore pornography on my tablet, angling the screen so the child could see. I would, however, use headphones. Because I’m thoughtful like that.
Hahaha
This is actually a great idea!
Except I would turn the sound on. If the parents complied I would say, I’m happy to turn off my sound if you turn off yours. Big smile. If they say no, I would turn up my volume even more.
I’m going to download a loop of all sex scenes in Game of Thrones just in case this happens on a future flight. I don’t think I’m brazen enough for real porn but HBO is close enough.
Anonymous
01/26/2019 11:21
Subject: Re:Parents who let their kids use screens in public without headphones
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If someone’s child was watching something without using headphones, and the parents refused to turn the sound off after a polite request, I would simply begin watching hardcore pornography on my tablet, angling the screen so the child could see. I would, however, use headphones. Because I’m thoughtful like that.
Hahaha
This is actually a great idea!
Except I would turn the sound on. If the parents complied I would say, I’m happy to turn off my sound if you turn off yours. Big smile. If they say no, I would turn up my volume even more.
Anonymous
01/26/2019 11:08
Subject: Parents who let their kids use screens in public without headphones
The parents making excuses about how their kid has to have screens without headphones? You are shitty parents. I’m fuessing you had no portable screens at all as a kid and yet you fee like this is a necessity for your kid. It isn’t. No headphones, no screen. Problem solved. Grow up and be a parent.
Anonymous
01/26/2019 11:04
Subject: Re:Parents who let their kids use screens in public without headphones
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My special needs child wouldn’t wear them as a youngster. He is more important than you. Get over yourself.
No, he is not more important than me, or anybody else. You are breathtakingly selfish.
You are having a hissy fit because you can't let a disabled child have some screentime because you can't be bothered to hear some music. Yeah, I'm the selfish one.
Whatever. You are going to have a long life being constantly offended by the tiniest thing. For me I was just trying to get from point A to point B and have my child not scream. Because you wouldn't have liked that either, amiright?
If your kid wears them now and is “popular” then he didn’t have any special
Need as a child requiring him to listen without headphones. You sound like a total bitch.
Anonymous
01/26/2019 11:03
Subject: Parents who let their kids use screens in public without headphones
Must wear^^ Sorry!
Anonymous
01/26/2019 11:03
Subject: Re:Parents who let their kids use screens in public without headphones
Anonymous wrote:My special needs child wouldn’t wear them as a youngster. He is more important than you. Get over yourself.
What are his special needs that require him to watch videos without headphones. You make things worse for parents who actually have children with special
Needs
Anonymous
01/26/2019 11:02
Subject: Parents who let their kids use screens in public without headphones
Anonymous wrote:Adult conversations can blend together to be background noise
Stupid sound effects from video games or dialogue from kids shows never does
See, I think the absolute opposite. I am curious how many of the must where headphones brigade think it’s perfectly acceptable to be on an extended phone call from a coffee shop, train seat, etc. I find that much more annoying and the folks doing it aren’t kids. I am shocked how many people are clearly just on business calls for hours at most coffee shops around here (during working/teleworking hours).
Anonymous
01/26/2019 10:35
Subject: Parents who let their kids use screens in public without headphones
Anonymous wrote:I do this at the orthodontist but the volume is very low. They also play music there so it's really not a big deal. They have encouraged me to bring my 2 year old instead of hiring a babysitter.
Somehow I really doubt that the orthodontist told you that your 2 year old needs to be there.