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I agree w/ # 20. It's not like the OP wanted to hurt the dog/kid/whatever was biting her, it was probably more of an instant reflex to get whatever was biting her away. Besides the kid deserved it.
If she's "terrified" than it's a phobia, or close enough to it phobias are just *irrational* fears...means we act irrationally...and that might include reflexs ...like kicking the dumbass kid under a table gnawing on peoples legs
yeah it might be a reflex but still...you are a dumbass for thinking a dog was in a restaurant.
why would there be dogs in a "high end restaurant"? hope the 5 year old's okay..
Ha ha! Kid deserved it.. Though you should have noticed a kid under your table.
Dump your boyfriend. He was raised by idiot parents who cant keep their kid out from under the table in a nice restaurant, much less keep their kid from biting you.
calm down its not the boyfriends fault retard
Who takes a five year old to a high end restaurant anyway? Maybe if they're well-behaved but if they're going around biting people's legs... ack.
#16, it's not her kid, the parents (and brother) of the kid were right there at the table, it's not her responsibility to keep track of the kid. Why would a dog be under the table at a high-end restaurant? I don't know, why would somebody suddenly get their leg bitten while sitting at a high-end restaurant. Come on people, think before you make comments.
...Why would a dog be at a fancy restaurant? I understand how you would instinctively think that though. Best regards, S
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You did a good job, kids should know its not polite to play under the table in a high-end restaurant. Do wonder why you would think a dog is walking around in a high-end restaurant...
It'll teach her not to bite peoples legs or to crawl under tables when your out eating. It'll save her parents trying to teach her.