Xander ,'Empty Places'
[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls and The Inside), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
Uh...I think those children could have been spared if their parents had taken them out of the fucking room once the "This program contains graphic content" warning came up.
Indeed.
If these pressure groups want legislation passed, how about a law that fines parents for letting their children watch blatantly unsuitable material?
Because then they'd be taking responsibility for themselves, and here in the US, we sue McDonald's for making yummy delicious cheeseburgers whose siren song makes us want to eat them and become fat.
Also, I keep wondering if Tim gets a framed certificate of some kind. A "Won't Someone Think of the Children?" award.
But of course, when Tim thinks of the children, they're gutting each other and tossing the body in the backyard pool.
I'd leave my nephew with Tim. I'm certain he'd put him to bed, fed, bedtime storied, and happy before the "Warning: This program contains graphic content that may be unsuitable for children" announcement came up, loud and clear.
Or you know, he'd at least have him crated by 8pm.
Or you know, he'd at least have him crated by 8pm.
And the air-holes won't be in the direction of the tv.
Does crating for dogs operate on the same principle as swaddling for babies? Some sort of close-confines comfort deal?
Does crating for dogs operate on the same principle as swaddling for babies? Some sort of close-confines comfort deal?
Yes. They're natural den animals and it makes them feel safe.
TitanTV lists "Little Girl Lost" for 8/3. Wasn't that supposed to be "Point of Origin?"
Because then they'd be taking responsibility for themselves, and here in the US, we sue McDonald's for making yummy delicious cheeseburgers whose siren song makes us want to eat them and become fat.
Se that's just weird.
Almost as weird as the driving on the wrong side of the road thing, and that "tipping everybody" nonsense.
Cheesburger's are indeed yummy.
Bwah! Great response, Allyson.
On the other hand the world is a scary place. There are things kids could learn from The Inside. What better lesson for a boy to learn than if he looks at a girl wrong she'll gut him like a fish? He'd grow up knowing how to answer the question "do these pants make my ass look fat?" that's for sure.