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As reported by the Houston Chronicle. Rediculous.
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Well, then they better not have a fukcing tv, go to the mall, etc., - because there there is more nudity and more suggestive sexual acts than in any museam, where it is at least clearly artisticly displayed.
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The parents of that very same child probably let him or her play violent video games and watch horror movies. But God forbid they see a marble penis.
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this is proof that God has developed a plan to eradicate humanity, by making humans so damn stupid that they cannot repopulate the Earth.
Gee, I saw naked artwork at musuems when in grade school (During field trips) and noone had a cow over it then, so why now??? |
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I can't help but think of the scene in Meet the Fockers where Gaylord is hiding all of his mother's statues with exagerated, erect penises.
Good stuff! I saw some of that art at the MFA in Boston. I didn't hear of parents complaining about that.
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Gosh - I wonder why we, as Americans, are so f**ked up about the human body
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Do they think that the kids are going to see the artwork and start having sex on the bus ride back to school? If letting your kids play a video game where criminals can slit prostitutes' throats (see Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas) is okay, but seeing a piece of art is worth someone losing their job then Brian is right. Sooner then later the evolutionary spiral of humanity is going to take a nose dive.
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Too right. It really offends me when I hear of innocent minds being exposed to culture and art.
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i don't know why it's necessary to start going off on video games.
that kid might or might not be allowed to play games. you don't know. hell, i wouldn't be surprised if he/she was one of those kids forced to sit through services then beaten "in the name of the Lord" after sunday lunch. that board and that kid's parents - just like thousands and thousands just like them - can go to hell for all i care, because they're never gonna change. they are, unfortunately, a fact of american life.
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That's so typical Dallas. Morally superior, f*cking soccer c*nts having a heart attack over any little thing.
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I'd have walked thirty miles in a driving rainstorm for a nude when I was in school.
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This is so stuipd! I remember my junior year of HS, I was taking Psychology and it was senior skip day so we had like maybe 10 people in the class. So the teacher let us watch Pink Floyd's___________, ****! Whats the name of that movie? Anyway you know which one I'm talking about, well the teacher got fired cause someone told that we watched it. I was soooooo pissed. At my school to show a rated R movie you had to have parental permission, blah, blah, blah. And she didn't. Such BS.
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PF The Wall? MyGoodness...child's play!
Me and my bro would sit on the hill by our house and watch the latest movie at the xxx drive-in. Know what a drive-in is? ![]() *feeling old* *develops a wrinkle* |
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