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9:25a, 6/4/19
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It's awesome how both sides are arguing completely different premises here. Well done, TexAgs.
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In reply to FL_Ag1998 • 9:32a, 6/4/19
FL_Ag1998 said:
Pretty sure I was maybe 10 or younger when I watched Slumber Party Massacre (half-dressed chicks at a slumber party get killed via electric drill) at a friend's house. Also saw The Exterminator and many other R rated movies at this kid's house during sleepovers. This kid's parents were the ones renting these VHS tapes for us and hell no I never told my parents about them.
And now you can only get it up by killing chicks with a drill?
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12:54p, 6/4/19
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My wife would be PISSED. I would act mad to support the wife, but I really wouldn't give a S#&*
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In reply to Brian Earl Spilner • 2:53p, 6/4/19
Brian Earl Spilner said:
Stopping kids from seeing R rated movies should stop around age 8.
I can tell you are not a parent.
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In reply to Dad • 3:04p, 6/4/19
aggie-master said:
I let my 10 year old watch The Rim of the World on Netflix and it was a lot more sex and language stuff than I was expecting. I can't even remember what it was but I got some questions from my 10 year old wanting to know what "???" meant and I did not feel like giving an answer.
Don't let your kid watch Alternatino on Comedy Central. Or even the promos for it.
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In reply to Texaggie7nine • 3:07p, 6/4/19
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Texaggie7nine said:
FL_Ag1998 said:
Pretty sure I was maybe 10 or younger when I watched Slumber Party Massacre (half-dressed chicks at a slumber party get killed via electric drill) at a friend's house. Also saw The Exterminator and many other R rated movies at this kid's house during sleepovers. This kid's parents were the ones renting these VHS tapes for us and hell no I never told my parents about them.
And now you can only get it up by killing chicks with a drill?


Well, one way or another they get drilled.
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Brian Earl Spilner
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In reply to Tanya 93 • 3:09p, 6/4/19
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Tanya 93 said:
Brian Earl Spilner said:
Stopping kids from seeing R rated movies should stop around age 8.
I can tell you are not a parent.
Well, I'm a kid who was taken to good movies since I can remember.
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In reply to BQCadet • 3:12p, 6/4/19
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BQCadet said:
My wife would be PISSED. I would act mad to support the wife, but I really wouldn't give a S#&*
This would be me as well.
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3:15p, 6/4/19
Did the parent watch the movie with the kids or was it a "drop the kids off at the movies" and get them later situation?
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In reply to dcAg • 3:43p, 6/4/19
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dcAg said:
Did the parent watch the movie with the kids or was it a "drop the kids off at the movies" and get them later situation?
Per him it was the parents that wanted to see it (and went with them).
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In reply to Brian Earl Spilner • 7:18p, 6/4/19
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Brian Earl Spilner said:
Tanya 93 said:
Brian Earl Spilner said:
Stopping kids from seeing R rated movies should stop around age 8.
I can tell you are not a parent.
Well, I'm a kid who was taken to good movies since I can remember.


I get what you're saying, and agree most kids can handle R rated movies earlier than when they're deemed "able to" by society. But when its not your kid you owe the parents a courtesy check, plain and simple.

That's the real issue. Your kids = your call, no one else's.
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In reply to Brian Earl Spilner • 8:03a, 6/5/19
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Brian Earl Spilner said:
Stopping kids from seeing R rated movies should stop around age 8.


Start taking them to PG-13 movies at age 4
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Brian Earl Spilner
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8:05a, 6/5/19
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It always baffles me that PG-13 is taken at all seriously. That might as well be G as far as I'm concerned.
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