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I see what your focus is on, and that troubles me. I wish you would focus on more constructive issues, but I understand that your paraphilia is not curable, and that you therefore have urges and compulsions to act the way you do.
Again, Shitgun, your deliberate ignorance of other youth issues and focus on one in particular is troubling. But if you believe that granting youth political and economic power and the right to bear arms and join the military is a setup to a devious plot to predate, that is your prerogative.
But it's not that of the rational, merely of the feeble-minded.
Shogun, I hope you don't mind that I borrowed your Dragon... but it was for a good cause
Shogun, I hope you don't mind that I borrowed your Dragon... but it was for a good cause
i'm not the one making comments validating sexual intercourse between a 13 year old and a 44 year old, dude.
NOBama, you are naughty with your artwork! Gee someone has a lot of balls. Hehehe.
9 yr old and good music don't generally go together. It's about what's pop. Pop right now is Disney's music.
We decided to give our daughter an MP3 player loaded with some age appropriate songs for her birthday.
I hope this doesn't cost me a fortune.
Any good songs out there? She loves all varieties except rap. And of course no Madonna songs. She's been banned in my house.
We decided to give our daughter an MP3 player loaded with some age appropriate songs for her birthday.
I hope this doesn't cost me a fortune.
Any good songs out there? She loves all varieties except rap. And of course no Madonna songs. She's been banned in my house.
HellYeah...Gretchen Wilson will do nicely!
Damn ya must make 15 posts before posting urls..what kinda cheapo operation is this...
We decided to give our daughter an MP3 player loaded with some age appropriate songs for her birthday.
I hope this doesn't cost me a fortune.
Any good songs out there? She loves all varieties except rap. And of course no Madonna songs. She's been banned in my house.
Thanks ZB for that extended list. Yeah, my little is so sweet she thinks "stupid" is a bad word. LOL!
Yeah, those movie ratings are worthless. I just looked up "Marley & Me" and though it is rated PG -- there is a note for suggestive content and language. I guess we're stuck with movies with G ratings or going back to the oldies.
Is she in 4th grade? I found that when they went into 5th grade, everything changed. There's always kids that have older siblings and they freely pass along all language and information they've learned from them.
Check out Marley and Me on that website - yeah, there was a lot of suggestive content and language (for a PG rating). I wish I had looked it up before taking my two youngest.
Oh I forgot, the songs from the Freaky Friday soundtrack are really good. I even have some of them on my ipod!
Oooh, I remember watching Freaky Friday as a kid. Thanks for tip! I'll be using the songs as bribes/rewards.
Yeah, but she's a young 4th grader. I try to keep her informed on the things that matter so that she doesn't think that the other kids have information that is good/important. She's the oldest, so I'm the information source for now.
I'm going to check out the Marley & Me website. My daughter had read the book a few months ago in anticipation of the movie, but I'm not sure if the movie is for her. We'll see.
You're not coming within 10 feet of my daughter! LOL! BTW, some of that heavy metal stuff has been used to torture people. Ha ha.
Which one? The original with Haley Mills (loved it), the 1st remake with Jodi Foster (lame) or the most recent with Lindsey Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis (fantastic!). It's the last one that has the great soundtrack.
As for Marely and Me - - PC don't take your daughter, she's too young imo. Sex is mentioned at least a dozen times in it and although it is between a married couple it's just not appropriate for a 9 yr old. Dialogue like 'there's a naked woman waiting for you on your bed'; 'we haven't had sex since . . .'; references to 'getting laid'; Jennifer Aniston's character takes her dress off (you only see her from the shoulders up but the implication that she is naked is clear) then jumps into a pool. Owen Wilson then takes his shirt and pants off and jumps in after her. They're on vacation in Ireland and in a B&B w/twin beds in a room surrounded with religious pics and stuff. She sits on the bed, it squeaks. You know what will happen. He gets in w/her and the bed starts squeaking as they pan up to the religious pic above the bed. Stuff like that runs throughout the movie off and on. Also language -- asshole, sob, possible shit (can't remember). That kids-in-mind website will give you every reference of sex/nudity/ language/ gore/ violence in the movie. They're specifc about language too. Scattegorical terms, religious terms, etc. It's a great site.
Anyway, like I said for a PG rating it sure didn't fit the bill for me. We're trying for 'Hotel for Dogs' later today. I checked it out and it seems ok. We'll see. I just think they've lowered the bar so much in Hollywood. Most PG-13 movies would have received an R rating if they were made pre PG-13 days (yeah, I know that seems like a duh statement but you know what I mean!) . Anything-for-a-buck Hollywood makes a parent's job harder if you ask me!