Children in restaurants

[robvalue]

I don't mind babies in restaurants, as long as they are on the menu.

[BrokenQuill92]

I don't mind babies in restaurants, as long as they are on the menu.

Slow-roasted?

[robvalue]

Works for me! Some people even kill them first.

[vorlon13]

Hey kids!!

Let's play a game called "Shake Hands With Jesus" !!!

Go get an old extension cord, and some sharp scissors or knife . . . . .

[Pyrrho]

To change the subject slightly. It was on the news not that long ago about a blind woman in a restaurant with her seeing eye dog. She was basically forced to leave. They cited health laws.
The shop owner was not fined.  It is a fine line indeed.

That's crazy, I was on a security guard induction 2 days ago where they were talking about laws and I remember them saying a shop can get into trouble for not allowing guide dogs into its building, I don't know about restaurants though.

Laws vary from one country to the next.  In the U.S., one could get into serious trouble for refusing to allow a guide dog into a restaurant.  But this story is from Australia, and I do not know what the law is there for such things.  But I think that guide dogs should be allowed in every public space, provided that they behave appropriately.  (And I have never seen a guide dog behave inappropriately.)