Thread: Taking babies in business class?
10-01-2019, 05:22 AM
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Originally Posted By TheCreature55⏩
Just lol @ WebMD. We have some of the worlds greatest minds here on the misc that know just about everything. Even though you won't find a single semi intelligent person on the planet advocating you keep your kid away from the public for 3 years I hear it's a new up and coming technique being brought up on ********. Those are just people that live in poverty though because if you have the money you can get one of those bubbles that works pretty well and be free to go anywhere with the child. If you are CEO 10K/Day like my buddy though there's this new thing where its some kind of high tech nano coating they do to the child a few months after birth. He says he feels bad and lols at those broke middle classers that think they are hot **** with their shiny new bubbles.Hilarious. So the opinion of a WebMD article is clearly just as valid as yours, a weirdo on the misc who doesn't seem to know all that much about anything? Is that how you're framing it?
Facts don't care about your feelings, snowflake.
Facts don't care about your feelings, snowflake.
Just lol @ people having kids and worrying about things like never going into public, bubbles, and nano coatings.
10-01-2019, 05:33 AM
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Originally Posted By FFailed⏩
This guy just learned sarcasm, now he thinks he's edgy by posting long winded, retarded, diatribes in a sarcastic tone.Just lol @ WebMD. We have some of the worlds greatest minds here on the misc that know just about everything. Even though you won't find a single semi intelligent person on the planet advocating you keep your kid away from the public for 3 years I hear it's a new up and coming technique being brought up on ********. Those are just people that live in poverty though because if you have the money you can get one of those bubbles that works pretty well and be free to go anywhere with the child. If you are CEO 10K/Day like my buddy though there's this new thing where its some kind of high tech nano coating they do to the child a few months after birth. He says he feels bad and lols at those broke middle classers that think they are hot **** with their shiny new bubbles.
Just lol @ people having kids and worrying about things like never going into public, bubbles, and nano coatings.
Just lol @ people having kids and worrying about things like never going into public, bubbles, and nano coatings.
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10-01-2019, 06:04 AM
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
Isn't this a trolling thread? Thought I'd join in after actually thinking posts like yours were serious at firstThis guy just learned sarcasm, now he thinks he's edgy by posting long winded, retarded, diatribes in a sarcastic tone.
10-01-2019, 10:42 AM
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10-13-2019, 06:45 PM
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Thought I'd bump this thread as I ended up taking this flight yesterday. Despite the negativity in this thread it went really well.
The only issue was actually before the flight, my wife had to breastfeed and change the babies while at the Qantas lounge. You would think that in 2019 this wouldn't be an issue but an older couple (pretty sure they were baby boomers) were giving her dirty looks and muttering to themselves. After I asked them what their problem was they they backed off and moved somewhere else.
The flight itself was great, apart from crying during takeoff the girls were great, the flight attendants wouldn't stop telling us how cute they were. They got a bit fussy in the second half of the flight, but I managed to get some sleep regardless (priceless when you're a new parent) thanks to my noise cancelling headphones.
It was definitely worth using the points for the upgrade, having to hold the babies in my lap for 6 hours would have been a struggle if we were travelling economy.
Hopefully the flight home goes just as smoothly - will post an update.
The only issue was actually before the flight, my wife had to breastfeed and change the babies while at the Qantas lounge. You would think that in 2019 this wouldn't be an issue but an older couple (pretty sure they were baby boomers) were giving her dirty looks and muttering to themselves. After I asked them what their problem was they they backed off and moved somewhere else.
The flight itself was great, apart from crying during takeoff the girls were great, the flight attendants wouldn't stop telling us how cute they were. They got a bit fussy in the second half of the flight, but I managed to get some sleep regardless (priceless when you're a new parent) thanks to my noise cancelling headphones.
It was definitely worth using the points for the upgrade, having to hold the babies in my lap for 6 hours would have been a struggle if we were travelling economy.
Hopefully the flight home goes just as smoothly - will post an update.
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