03 Aug 05
Originally posted by BowmannMy kids do not have a TV in their rooms and are usually in bed by 9 PM. I can turn on my TV in the early morning hours, flip through the channels (basic cable I might add) and count at least a dozen references to sex. My kids are limited to two station I approve of (excluding the weather channel) which are in all honesty a bit too juvenile for my 10 year old.
Parents have helped by allowing kids to stay up later and buying them TV sets for their bedrooms.
I never was exposed to so much adult content via my television growing up. Whatever happened to muppets on prime time?
04 Aug 05
i was gonna start a thread about this, but then found this one and thought it was appropriate.
firstly, on the TV in your room thingy, i'm 18 and don't have a TV in my room and don't really want one...
Big Brother.
now, i do not actually watch this programme. i have done a couple of times, and it basically consisted of people people being degraded in silly ways and nudity at 10pm.
yesterday i was working at a playscheme for kids with "additional supportive needs", and one of the girls, 10, was talking to another staff member about Big Brother. then the staff member asked "did you see it last night?". yes. she had. a 10 year old autistic girl sees what was on big brother on tuesday night. disgusting.
04 Aug 05
Originally posted by darvlay11 or 12 😛
When is the proper age to teach your children about gay prison sex anyways?
nah seriously. My parents both work fulltime, which pretty much leaves me to explain stuff to my little sister, who will be turning 12 in August. But she will also ask me questions when my parents are home.... guess she's too embarrassed to ask them, even though they wouldn't bs her either.
Which leaves me to explain what sado-maso sex is and answer questions like "So what's the big deal about a woman eating a banana?".
Yeah, my life is hard...
04 Aug 05
Originally posted by angie88cuz i'm a sad lonely sod with nothing to do except see how many moves I can make in a month, watch cricket, and post witty remarks in the forums. + i don't have a game going with you at the moment because I'm still recovering from my lsat thrashing. I think i'm ready for one now!
lol! why did I guess that if there was someone who was gonna post something along those lines, it'd be you?
😀
04 Aug 05
Originally posted by angie88Next time you are explaining the banana question, just don't forget to use some examples:
11 or 12 😛
nah seriously. My parents both work fulltime, which pretty much leaves me to explain stuff to my little sister, who will be turning 12 in August. But she will also ask me questions when my parents are home.... guess she's too embarrassed to ask them, even though they wouldn't bs her either.
Which leaves me to explain what sado-maso sex is and ...[text shortened]... tions like "So what's the big deal about a woman eating a banana?".
Yeah, my life is hard...
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04 Aug 05
Originally posted by mokkoThe Muppets? A pig and a frog having an intimate relationship? Under the shadow of domestic violence? I hardly think that's suitable viewing for children...
My kids do not have a TV in their rooms and are usually in bed by 9 PM. I can turn on my TV in the early morning hours, flip through the channels (basic cable I might add) and count at least a dozen references to sex. My kids are limited to two station I approve of (excluding the weather channel) which are in all honesty a bit too juvenile for my 10 year old. ...[text shortened]... so much adult content via my television growing up. Whatever happened to muppets on prime time?
04 Aug 05
Originally posted by angie88Yes, I agree, playing football with the soap was stupid, just plain stupid.
right, I was watching tv the other night, and there was a commercial break. Then, there was a commercial, it was bloody terrible. It started off with men in the shower. I was thinking "Do I really want to see this?", and suddenly, switching to mtv didn't sound so bad. Well, before I could grab the remote, the camera showed one guy [b]dropping the soap ...[text shortened]... ootball league that starts this saturday... but come on, is that a bad commercial or something?[/b]
04 Aug 05
Originally posted by mokkoThe other day I was watching a female comedian on Comedy Central. She said that she and her niece were dancing together one day, and the niece looked up and said, "Auntie, we're lesbians, right?" "What???" "Well, lesbians are women who love other women, and we love each other, right?" I got the biggest kick out of that...
lol, when they ask!
Couple summers ago my 9 yr old daughter asked me what a lesbian was. I almost choked, we were camping at the time and I was very unprepared!
Of course she had heard it on TV. So thanks to irresponsible television my children now know all the many forms of "relationships"
There's no such thing as innocence anymore.
And yes that's a stupid commercial. There are worse.
04 Aug 05
Originally posted by Remora91I guess some people are amused easily.
The other day I was watching a female comedian on Comedy Central. She said that she and her niece were dancing together one day, and the niece looked up and said, "Auntie, we're lesbians, right?" "What???" "Well, lesbians are women who love other women, and we love each other, right?" I got the biggest kick out of that...
04 Aug 05
Originally posted by Remora91lol
The other day I was watching a female comedian on Comedy Central. She said that she and her niece were dancing together one day, and the niece looked up and said, "Auntie, we're lesbians, right?" "What???" "Well, lesbians are women who love other women, and we love each other, right?" I got the biggest kick out of that...
I watched a movie awhile ago about women harnessing the power of cloning and slowly began the extinction of men. It was a great film! Almost give me hope for the future! 😉