Some People

[horselady]

Just been out and stopped off at pub for lunch. Just us two and a family of four with a gorgeous well behaved Labrador. In came another family, grandparents, adult daughter and her son of around 12. For the next hour or so we had the grandmother on her mobile making calls and really shouting. The boy crying his eyes out because there was nothing he liked on the menu. The father pulling his track suit trousers up to show his infected leg. He then finished the entertainment by breaking wind. The dog could have given them some lessons in manners.

[Voltage]

sounds like the Addams family !

[Jahulaye]

Imagine the lucky folk who got stuck with them for the whole of xmas

[hereIam]

I often see lovely dogs behaving themselves and adults and kids being totally anti-social !

[marval]

I will go out for a meal with the Labrador please. You would think they could behave while out.

[Zacs-Master]

Well, if you insist on lunching at Wetherspoons whaddya expect?

[Zacs-Master]

BTW, at quarter past 5 it was a very long lunch.

[Cloverjo]

Lovely! I see people like that all the time here in the summer.

[-Talbot-]

What is wrong with Whetherspoons?

[NoMercy]

There are many things our fellow homo sapiens could learn from our four-legged friends.

In many cases dogs are cleaner, brighter, more intuitive, family focused, self-controlled, well-behaved, trustworthy, loyal and seldom bite the hands that feed them.

Too few humans exhibit these traits.

[horselady]

Zacs, what's quarter past 5 got to do with it??

[horselady]

NoMercy, the dog was lovely, he/she lay under the table and gazed at us with big brown eyes, although I suspect those eyes were really saying "I'd like some of that food please"

[NoMercy]

It's the eyes that get me every time, HL.

I could walk past a "homeless" person but I could never walk past a stray dog without feeding it.