Its a natural reaction. This is due to the censortory organ that grows in every female after they have a child. It cannot grow in a male due to a chemical reaction in the testicles that prevents the cersortory organ from growing.
I don't know... What really gets me is those "Police Super-Moms" that have their kids on a leash. Literally on a leash... Whenever I'm with my friends and we see one, we always make sure we swear really loudly and act like the typical teenager stereotypes, talking about drugs and stuff. You can see the PSM's face turning red. It's hilarious.
[QUOTE="funnymario"]Its a natural reaction. This is due to the censortory organ that grows in every female after they have a child. It cannot grow in a male due to a chemical reaction in the testicles that prevents the cersortory organ from growing.
I think it's freaking hysterical how a lot of people are truly mellow when it comes to violence in the media, but when it comes to nudity, parents start freaking out. Apparently, seeing a part of the human anatomy (even in a non-sexual way) is punishable by being throwm into the tenth level of hell, while seeing someone being eviserated is considered wholesome entertainment.
heh... a few years back i had 'that' incident where my parents found certain websites in the history on the computer heh. Needless to say i was extremely embarrased but my dad was cool, said we should have a 'chat' lol... but... my mum started crying.. which was odd lol, not like it was gay pr0n or anything hehe
heh... a few years back i had 'that' incident where my parents found certain websites in the history on the computer heh. Needless to say i was extremely embarrased but my dad was cool, said we should have a 'chat' lol... but... my mum started crying.. which was odd lol, not like it was gay pr0n or anything heheGenTom
lmao, care to expand on the scenario, I couldnt imagine that... how did you forget to clear your cookies?
heh... a few years back i had 'that' incident where my parents found certain websites in the history on the computer heh. Needless to say i was extremely embarrased but my dad was cool, said we should have a 'chat' lol... but... my mum started crying.. which was odd lol, not like it was gay pr0n or anything heheGenTom
I think it's freaking hysterical how a lot of people are truly mellow when it comes to violence in the media, but when it comes to nudity, parents start freaking out. Apparently, seeing a part of the human anatomy (even in a non-sexual way) is punishable by being throwm into the tenth level of hell, while seeing someone being eviserated is considered wholesome entertainment.
Hallenbeck77
an amazing insight...lol but really thats true...and pathetic
[QUOTE="SoulSlayer_"][QUOTE="funnymario"]Its a natural reaction. This is due to the censortory organ that grows in every female after they have a child. It cannot grow in a male due to a chemical reaction in the testicles that prevents the cersortory organ from growing.
How educational...:roll: *gets teaching license taken away*
I think it's freaking hysterical how a lot of people are truly mellow when it comes to violence in the media, but when it comes to nudity, parents start freaking out. Apparently, seeing a part of the human anatomy (even in a non-sexual way) is punishable by being throwm into the tenth level of hell, while seeing someone being eviserated is considered wholesome entertainment.
I think it's freaking hysterical how a lot of people are truly mellow when it comes to violence in the media, but when it comes to nudity, parents start freaking out. Apparently, seeing a part of the human anatomy (even in a non-sexual way) is punishable by being throwm into the tenth level of hell, while seeing someone being eviserated is considered wholesome entertainment.
Hallenbeck77
I don't believe most moms like their children seeing violence either.....
I think it's freaking hysterical how a lot of people are truly mellow when it comes to violence in the media, but when it comes to nudity, parents start freaking out. Apparently, seeing a part of the human anatomy (even in a non-sexual way) is punishable by being throwm into the tenth level of hell, while seeing someone being eviserated is considered wholesome entertainment.
Yeh, my mom lets me play "M" games only if their listings are just for blood, gore and vilonence. But if they have things listed like "sexual refrences" or "strong language listed then I can't own them. I think that is wierd, but hey, I'll take what I can get.
I think it's freaking hysterical how a lot of people are truly mellow when it comes to violence in the media, but when it comes to nudity, parents start freaking out. Apparently, seeing a part of the human anatomy (even in a non-sexual way) is punishable by being throwm into the tenth level of hell, while seeing someone being eviserated is considered wholesome entertainment.
Hallenbeck77
Good lord that is so true. When I worked in a video store we had the horror section right next to what used to be an adult film selection. We no longer had any real adult films there but just videos with girls playing volleyball in bikinis and various states of undress. The video cases themselves never had anything more revealing than a girl in an average bikini yet I had to regularly field complaints from concerned parents which usually were mothers.
Meanwhile in the horror section we not only had movie cases with people being cut up demonstrated with large graphic pictures, but we also had many torture videos with women often depicted in chains and ropes being tortured. Despite this my entire time there nobody ever complained about the pictures on those films.
I think it's freaking hysterical how a lot of people are truly mellow when it comes to violence in the media, but when it comes to nudity, parents start freaking out. Apparently, seeing a part of the human anatomy (even in a non-sexual way) is punishable by being throwm into the tenth level of hell, while seeing someone being eviserated is considered wholesome entertainment.
LJS9502_basic
I don't believe most moms like their children seeing violence either..... Some don't, but violence seems to be the lesser of two evils to some parents, and it's a shame. The human body is commpletely natural, and there's nothing to be ahamed of it.
I think it's freaking hysterical how a lot of people are truly mellow when it comes to violence in the media, but when it comes to nudity, parents start freaking out. Apparently, seeing a part of the human anatomy (even in a non-sexual way) is punishable by being throwm into the tenth level of hell, while seeing someone being eviserated is considered wholesome entertainment.
Lord_Daemon
Good lord that is so true. When I worked in a video store we had the horror section right next to what used to be an adult film selection. We no longer had any real adult films there but just videos with girls playing volleyball in bikinis and various states of undress. The video cases themselves never had anything more revealing than a girl in an average bikini yet I had to regularly field complaints from concerned parents which usually were mothers.
Meanwhile in the horror section we not only had movie cases with people being cut up demonstrated with large graphic pictures, but we also had many torture videos with women often depicted in chains and ropes being tortured. Despite this my entire time there nobody ever complained about the pictures on those films. I work in a video store and I usually see something like this at least once a week. I watched one parent rent "I Know what you did last summer" for her 9 year old daughter, but wouldn't let her watch a PG-13 comedy becaused it hade a brief nude scene-a male butt shot.
[QUOTE="Omni-Slash"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] I don't believe most moms like their children seeing violence either.....bingo.....My parents let me watch all the Rambos and Desperado when I was 4 years old. Then again, thats my parents.
heh... a few years back i had 'that' incident where my parents found certain websites in the history on the computer heh. Needless to say i was extremely embarrased but my dad was cool, said we should have a 'chat' lol... but... my mum started crying.. which was odd lol, not like it was gay porn or anything heheGenTom
yeah true my mom used to do this alot when I was younger lets use the movie American Pie for example my mom would of tried to cover my eyes and stuff while my dad is like whooooa. Then sometimes my dad would just give me porn and stuff, then i would go and show it to all my friends at my house
~-~Cuz every boob showed on TV is 75% filling and they don't want their kids to get the wrong idea of a girl's anatomy and be disappointed when they get into the real world. Of course, all that goes to hell when she let's the kid on the bus with lil Johnny who brought his dad's playboy collection for show but no telling.~-~ ~-~Added: ^^^^Hey look, Johnny's in the forms.:P~-~
Natural reaction. Usually moms don't want their kid to see those things.Media_geek20
I don't see why they have to shield their kids from this. I imagined their kid seen a breast when their childs were newborns being nursed, but as they get older they need to be protected from the "evils" of nudity. I'd rather have my kid see a movie with a love scene than gratitous violence that could probaly scar him much worse than a pair of butt cheeks.
~-~Cuz every boob showed on TV is 75% filling and they don't want their kids to get the wrong idea of a girl's anatomy and be disappointed when they get into the real world. Of course, all that goes to hell when she let's the kid on the bus with lil Johnny who brought his dad's playboy collection for show but no telling.~-~The_PirateKing
That's the parent's responsibility to teach their kids about the human body.
I think it's freaking hysterical how a lot of people are truly mellow when it comes to violence in the media, but when it comes to nudity, parents start freaking out. Apparently, seeing a part of the human anatomy (even in a non-sexual way) is punishable by being throwm into the tenth level of hell, while seeing someone being eviserated is considered wholesome entertainment.
Hallenbeck77
I don't believe most moms like their children seeing violence either..... Some don't, but violence seems to be the lesser of two evils to some parents, and it's a shame. The human body is commpletely natural, and there's nothing to be ahamed of it. I think it depends on the age of the child....young, it's both. Teens....I think most parents figure can handle fake violence..
Nudity is a sanctity to be shared between a couple, not to the general public. Hey, I love boobs as much as the next man, but that doesn't mean I want the rampant display of nudity across our society. Have some shame.
[QUOTE="The_PirateKing"]~-~Cuz every boob showed on TV is 75% filling and they don't want their kids to get the wrong idea of a girl's anatomy and be disappointed when they get into the real world. Of course, all that goes to hell when she let's the kid on the bus with lil Johnny who brought his dad's playboy collection for show but no telling.~-~Hallenbeck77
That's the parent's responsibility to teach their kids about the human body.~-~Exactly, not the TV's. And with porn I'll give you 10$ if you can find a real human body that looks like that.~-~
Nudity is a sanctity to be shared between a couple, not to the general public. Hey, I love boobs as much as the next man, but that doesn't mean I want the rampant display of nudity across our society. Have some shame.rimnet00
Some kids are gonna have questions about the human body, and we shouldn't have to hide it from them or make up cutesey answers. As long as you explain it to them in a non-sexual way. And I'm not promoting exposing children to explicit sexual content.
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