So irritated on Splash the other night. Vent.

[lustergirl]

Rude kids make me want to take them by the ears to their mommas,lol.

 

[ImaDizneyNut]

Usually it's something like, "Hey, there are little kids around. Please watch what you're saying. Thanks!" Nine times out of ten the kids will censor their language. :

I don't even say there are little kids here because adults don't want to hear that either.

I say something like "do you mind keeping it down a bit you are not the only ones here". if I get a nasty replay I say "not everyone wants to hear what is coming out of your mouth because You sound like an idiot". If I'm with my son I stop it before it gets out of hand. As nice as I can I just ask them to keep it down.
If I'm by myself I let it go to a point but I would NEVER sit back and watch someone else be verbally attacked by these morons. I rather you knock me rather than someone trying to get away from you I can become trash just like the rest LOL and if I'm with hubby and I speak up they usually just SHUT up lol hubby is a BIG guy the only boy I know whos not afraid of him is my son lol

 

[Amy&Dan]

I HATE kids like that. Whenever (wherever) I see punks acting like that, I make a comment to my wife about how much they make me sick. She says to me "You were a kid once too, and you probably acted the same way."

Wasn't too long ago that I was a kid that age, and I can assure you, I would have NEVER acted like such a disrespectful, disgusting person.

I think Disney should post a rule board outside saying that anyone who acts disrespectful of others or doesn't follow thei rules, WILL be ejected from the park.

I agree with you! I have made comments about rude kids to some of my current friends who then say, "oh you used to act like that too". Nope, I didn't. Not that I was perfect but I had too much respect for my own parents and what they had taught me, to cast that aside and do whatever when they were not around. And my friends were the same way. I guess we were just raised in a strict manner and therefore knew exactly what was expected of us at all times, regardless of the time and place. Iknew what the consequences were, which might include literally getting my mouth washed out with soap. Bad behavior/swearing is simply tolerated to a much higher degree now. My own son asked me why can't say he the word "s**k, since his teacher does all the time. Whats up with that? Didn't that used to be a bad word?

 

[debbiepump]

Gotta tell ya, I'm one of those who confronts idiots. Just happened while we were standing in line for TSA at SeaTac airport. These were 3 college kids, "f" this and "f"that, and reeked of alcohol...........my husband knew what what coming......he started moving away from me. I just turned around-looked at all 3 and said, "I'm sure you don't use that language at home and I'm sure your parents would be mortified to hear you. Also, if you don't settle down, I'll go to your gate where you're boarding and let the Delta agents know you are too drunk to fly, you all smell of alcohol". Not a word was said, folks around me were laughing..........you can imagine what they did (or I should say gestrued) with my back turned. I don't care.........kids today are just rude and need some *** kicking.
I'd not hesitate doing this in WDW or anywhere else.
.............you've got my dander up now..........