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I'd rather a woman breatfeeding than a screaming baby frankly.
by Anonymous on November 16th, 2006
The "Wuss-afaction" of which you speak is causing this kind of thing to become more acceptable in plain view of everyone! Yes, the child does have to eat, but there are areas in many public places where this can be handled in a much more discrete fashion.
by Rottweiler on November 30th, 2006
R, Exactly where? What is your definition of "discrete"? Have you ever seen a woman perform a strip tease before feeding a baby? Or yell out, "Hey, I'm about to expose my tit! Look here! All hail my glorious tit!" ????
by AntigoneRising on November 30th, 2006
AR - Wow. I had no idea you were capable of making such random comments.
by Rottweiler on November 30th, 2006
It is not random at all. Anything less is, in my opinion, discrete. She is not seeking your attention or scrutiny. This is why I ask you YOUR definition of discrete, as it is highly subjective.
by AntigoneRising on November 30th, 2006