Apparently someone loved her enough to ahem, have a child with her.
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Quoth hinakiba777 View PostCrepes with chocolate Hazelnut spread, bananas, and a little whipped cream with bacon on the side.
http://tastefullyjulie.com/stuffed-f...a-and-bananas/"Bring me knitting!" (The Doctor - not the one you were expecting)
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Quoth KatherineB View PostI made myself french toast stuffed with chocolate hazelnut spread and bananas this morning. Completely divine and the recipe, if anyone wants it, is here:
http://tastefullyjulie.com/stuffed-f...a-and-bananas/I'm trying to see things from your point of view, but I can't get my head that far up my keister!
Who is John Galt?
-Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged
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Geez, what's the problem with sharing a meal? Hubby and I share meals all the time. The size of some restaurant meals is enormous, even for an adult. I refuse to overeat and feel miserable just because it's there, but I think it's morally wrong to just waste food when you can help it. When out and about in town, we take home half our dinner more often than not, especially at some restaurants - makes a nice lunch the next day. When traveling, with no way to store or heat up leftovers, we usually share a meal. Why waste when you can help it? Sure it saves us money, so maybe we're cheap, but it isn't just the money. A few years ago we had a total splurge out vacation, six days at WDW in Florida, stayed at one of the onsite hotels, had a ball. And we shared meals the whole time - that way we never got overly full (a definite plus if you're going to go on rides) and had room to try a lof of different snacks we wouldn't otherwise. We ate a less at a time, a little more often, and got to try more new things than if we'd had huge meals each. And saved money and didn't have food thrown out at every meal. We even went from resort to resort in the evening, sharing drinks - that way we got to try a lot more types of fun drinks, too, without getting too awfully far beyond tipsy
Sharing with a five year old when they want something not on the kids menu makes perfect sense to me - it isn't uncommon for us to do it with our granddaughter now, who's 10 (and eats like a bird).
Madness takes it's toll....
Please have exact change ready.
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Quoth Merriweather View PostGeez, what's the problem with sharing a meal?Hinakiba777- Student of Divinity-Always trying to get laid.
Annoying student=I pay tuition here so I pay your salary!
Desk Worker=I pay tuition here, too. So I guess I pay myself.
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*wipes tear*
I think that girl in the IHOP story was mature beyond her years, and I think the little one was brilliant and very brave for calling Mom on her ridiculous behaviour.This was one of those times where my mouth says "have a nice day" but my brain says "go step on a Lego". - RegisterAce
I can't make something magically appear to fulfill all your hopes and dreams. Believe me, if I could I'd be the first person I'd help. - Trixie
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Quoth Hanzoku View PostWow. Sorry that teen girl had to grow up early and be the adult there, but I can definitely see why Mom only gets them for one weekend a month.
Quoth Merriweather View PostGeez, what's the problem with sharing a meal? *snip*
Quoth RealUnimportant View Post*wipes tear*
I think that girl in the IHOP story was mature beyond her years, and I think the little one was brilliant and very brave for calling Mom on her ridiculous behaviour.
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Quoth Pixilated View Post. It's pretty bad when the oldest person at the table has the lousiest behaviour.Hinakiba777- Student of Divinity-Always trying to get laid.
Annoying student=I pay tuition here so I pay your salary!
Desk Worker=I pay tuition here, too. So I guess I pay myself.
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Quoth customersruinmylife View PostYou don't make mistakes with my CHILD!
"The Customer Is Always Right...But The Bartender Decides Who Is Still A Customer."
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Quoth customersruinmylife View PostShe just sat there. She was very young, probably only about four years old. But there was practically no reaction from her.
If the waiter came and put a plate in front of her and then took it away, she would be the one making a fuss and wanting her food. LOL
And if the adult started going ballistic about it, she would be feeding off that and going nuts right along with them.
That child does sound very mature in the face of the mother's unbelievable behaviour.Too tired of living and too tired to end it. What a conundrum.
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Your manager ROCKS!!! As for the bratty woman, she needs a FREAKING reality check. The Earth revolves around the sun...NOT her child! I'm sure her kid didn't suffer any ill effects from the ten seconds it took for you to get the proper kids meal.
"You made a mistake involving my child!"
This woman made a mistake as well. Screeching like an SC and throwing a temper tantrum like a 2-year old when her kid was probably not even noticing WHY this was happening. I'm not a fan of kids, seeing as they scream and trash the store I work at, but it's a truly pathetic sight to see a kid on their best behavior while the PARENT is throwing a hissy fit! So the parent made a mistake involving their kid by setting the WRONG example on how to act in public!
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