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colleen wrote:
Your girls/kids see you naked all the time? Are they not yet of school age? Are they the same gender as you? Cuz otherwise I think I'm gonna throw up in my own mouth a little bit.
I mean,seriously, dude, wear a towel or a robe or some clothes!

1. Not even the most effeminate dude in JC would name himself "snowflake20".

2. Not even the most awful boring dad in JC would take every chance possible to talk about his kids online, as snowflake20 does. It's a woman.

That said, as a former child of parents, please folks: Don't let your kids see you naked. They do not want to see that shit.

trambone wrote:
2. I welcome this place. My fiance and I go to Hooters together and this place will be nearer. Finally somewhere closer for us to cry about the Mets.

3. I hope they're as family friendly as Hooters and have a "kids eat free night"

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3. I hope they're as family friendly as Hooters and have a "kids eat free night"

Take your kids to Applebee's. Please let there be SOME place in the Hoboken/JC area that isn't overrun by offspring, and the parents who think said crotch-fruit can do no wrong.

trambone wrote:
3. I hope they're as family friendly as Hooters and have a "kids eat free night"

snowflake20 wrote:

My kids see me naked all of the time. My issue isn't nudity, which is normal, my issue is the way the women are dressed. They look like they are out of a Brazzers porno. I'm not going to want to explain why the women serving them are dressed like that, nor do I want them to think it's OK for them to dress like that when they get older. I'll just preemptively not take them. Believe me, I am not a freaking prude. But I certainly don't need to my girls think it's OK to sexualize themselves to make money.

colleen wrote:
Your girls/kids see you naked all the time? Are they not yet of school age? Are they the same gender as you? Cuz otherwise I think I'm gonna throw up in my own mouth a little bit.
I mean,seriously, dude, wear a towel or a robe or some clothes!

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My kids see me naked all of the time. My issue isn't nudity, which is normal, my issue is the way the women are dressed. They look like they are out of a Brazzers porno. I'm not going to want to explain why the women serving them are dressed like that, nor do I want them to think it's OK for them to dress like that when they get older. I'll just preemptively not take them. Believe me, I am not a freaking prude. But I certainly don't need to my girls think it's OK to sexualize themselves to make money.

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snowflake20 wrote:
Yikes! They do realize how family oriented this area is? Sorry but I'm not bringing my kids to some place where the women are dressed like scottish tarts. I thought they were opening another melting pot in that location...I guess not.

While an uncomfortable relationship with the human body is common for Americans, the position that our children will be negatively affected if they see a half a boob is still a load of crap. What has decades of that attitude gotten us? At best, a desperate fascination with cheap titillation.

The restaurant employs a pathetically cheap concept so we can reject it for simply being cheap, not for its potential to appall Quakers who will never step foot inside.

I think you have a total misunderstanding of what Quakers are. Depending on what sect of Quaker you're from, or where you grew up, Quakers can either be very conservative (like in the midwest or Africa) or they can be very liberal people that range from free-love hippies to civil rights advocates. Most of the Quakers along the East Coast, even down South, are of the liberal mindset, and as such wouldn't have a problem with the place. Don't talk shit if you don't know shit. Quaker 4 lyfe yo.

Nixon was a Quaker

snowflake20 wrote:
But I certainly don't need to my girls think it's OK to sexualize themselves to make money.

The owner is clearly not Scottish because he is missing the whole point of the kilt, which is to have the guy's junk hanging out. I might step foot in there if that was the case. Tilted indeed.

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Yikes! They do realize how family oriented this area is? Sorry but I'm not bringing my kids to some place where the women are dressed like scottish tarts. I thought they were opening another melting pot in that location...I guess not.

While an uncomfortable relationship with the human body is common for Americans, the position that our children will be negatively affected if they see a half a boob is still a load of crap. What has decades of that attitude gotten us? At best, a desperate fascination with cheap titillation.

The restaurant employs a pathetically cheap concept so we can reject it for simply being cheap, not for its potential to appall Quakers who will never step foot inside.

snowflake20 wrote:
Yikes! They do realize how family oriented this area is? Sorry but I'm not bringing my kids to some place where the women are dressed like scottish tarts. I thought they were opening another melting pot in that location...I guess not.

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Yikes! They do realize how family oriented this area is? Sorry but I'm not bringing my kids to some place where the women are dressed like scottish tarts. I thought they were opening another melting pot in that location...I guess not.

While an uncomfortable relationship with the human body is common for Americans, the position that our children will be negatively affected if they see a half a boob is still a load of crap. What has decades of that attitude gotten us? At best, a desperate fascination with cheap titillation.

The restaurant employs a pathetically cheap concept so we can reject it for simply being cheap, not for its potential to appall Quakers who will never step foot inside.

I think you have a total misunderstanding of what Quakers are. Depending on what sect of Quaker you're from, or where you grew up, Quakers can either be very conservative (like in the midwest or Africa) or they can be very liberal people that range from free-love hippies to civil rights advocates. Most of the Quakers along the East Coast, even down South, are of the liberal mindset, and as such wouldn't have a problem with the place. Don't talk shit if you don't know shit. Quaker 4 lyfe yo.

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snowflake20 wrote:
Yikes! They do realize how family oriented this area is? Sorry but I'm not bringing my kids to some place where the women are dressed like scottish tarts. I thought they were opening another melting pot in that location...I guess not.

While an uncomfortable relationship with the human body is common for Americans, the position that our children will be negatively affected if they see a half a boob is still a load of crap. What has decades of that attitude gotten us? At best, a desperate fascination with cheap titillation.

The restaurant employs a pathetically cheap concept so we can reject it for simply being cheap, not for its potential to appall Quakers who will never step foot inside.

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snowflake20 wrote:
Yikes! They do realize how family oriented this area is? Sorry but I'm not bringing my kids to some place where the women are dressed like scottish tarts. I thought they were opening another melting pot in that location...I guess not.

Well, it's not as if it's a strip club.

snowflake20 wrote:
Yikes! They do realize how family oriented this area is? Sorry but I'm not bringing my kids to some place where the women are dressed like scottish tarts. I thought they were opening another melting pot in that location...I guess not.

snowflake20 wrote:
Yikes! They do realize how family oriented this area is? Sorry but I'm not bringing my kids to some place where the women are dressed like scottish tarts. I thought they were opening another melting pot in that location...I guess not.

GrovePath wrote:

Also from Tilted Kilt's website:

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NARIV PATEL, HOBOKEN, NJ
Hello All,

I'm sitting here patiently for my flight to board and I figured I'd take a minute to thank you ALL for WOWing me with your company beliefs and support over the last few days. I am so happy to have come to this Brand Training to learn first hand how amazing this company really is. To be honest with you, I did not expect the level of professionalism and knowledge from such a young company. My dedication to this company has just been reconfirmed from these past 4 days. Thank you once again and please keep up the amazing work. I cant even begin to imagine where this company will be 10 years from now. Wow.

Thanks again.

Warmest Regards,
Nirav B. Patel, Owner
The Tilted Kilt - Hoboken, NJ