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Post by pete on May 13, 2004 19:26:41 GMT -5
i had to make this for when more come,. this thread will make them understand what they are joining. since this board is not edited.  if you want to visit the edited version, go to the Singapore website or the Dane Cook site. both of them are clean and edited. |
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Post by pete on May 13, 2004 19:33:13 GMT -5
Information for Parents It’s Not Easy - Who knew it would be so difficult? Or so complicated. Children are the joy of one’s life and the bane of one’s existence--all at the same time. They teach us everything about ourselves as we try to teach them. They challenge, test, and sometimes defy your instructions. Often, they question your values. Raising children is not easy, especially today. Children have access to the media in ways their parents never imagined. In that sense, teenage rebellion is easier than ever before. This media access scares some parents because of the sexually explicit themes, violence and strong language so readily available. Struggling against the steady stream of entertainment flowing into the home, many parents feel like the Sorcerer’s Apprentice in Fantasia—they’re drowning. It’s a normal feeling, just as rebellion is normal for a teenager. Every generation throws a hero up the pop boards, every generation rebels. Your parents didn’t like or understand The Who or Jimi Hendrix; you don’t like or understand much of your children’s boards. This is natural, but what is the answer? What can a parent do, where can a parent turn? Parents can turn to the experts. Parents can turn to each other. One thing is clear; a turn to censorship is a wrong turn. Most parents believe in monitoring the boards their children listen to. In focus groups on message board threads and posts, parents said they should, and do, have the primary responsibility for instilling in their children proper morals and values, and for controlling their behavior. Although parents may object to the small number of recordings that contain sexually explicit themes, violence, and/or strong language, for the most part, they resist censorship of any kind. Parents want to set the limits. They need information to do that. The Parental Advisory Label helps parents stay informed about their children’s message boards.  |
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Post by mandah on Jun 12, 2004 0:23:32 GMT -5
can i actually reply to this?
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Post by mandah on Jun 12, 2004 0:24:05 GMT -5
can i actually reply to this? hahaha...i guess so |
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Post by pete on Jun 12, 2004 0:24:34 GMT -5
can i actually reply to this? ummm... i guess so. maybe. ok! |
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Post by mandah on Jun 12, 2004 0:30:40 GMT -5
am i the only one dumb enough to reply to this thing?
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Post by pete on Jun 12, 2004 0:51:17 GMT -5
am i the only one dumb enough to reply to this thing? uhhhh.... yes |
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Post by mandah on Jun 12, 2004 0:53:34 GMT -5
thanx peter...love ya too
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Post by pete on Jun 12, 2004 0:56:17 GMT -5
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Post by mandah on Jun 12, 2004 0:57:52 GMT -5
stop postin!!! ;D  |
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Post by pete on Jun 12, 2004 0:58:30 GMT -5
stop postin!!! ;D i cant. if i do, people will whip me when i trip, |
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Post by mandah on Jun 12, 2004 1:00:27 GMT -5
haha...no they wont....u float...dont ask....right now im high on life
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Post by hiseyetwirls on Jun 13, 2004 15:42:07 GMT -5
dang. boyfriend and girlfriend much?
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Post by mandah on Jun 13, 2004 19:56:33 GMT -5
dang. boyfriend and girlfriend much? huh? |
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Post by hiseyetwirls on Jun 13, 2004 22:48:08 GMT -5
nothin....
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