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Mmm. Ice cream.
But seriously though, parents should monitor what their kids watch/play. Otherwise, a kid might be influenced. And if a parent lets their kid watch the old sesame street, that is their own fault.

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But seriously though, parents should monitor what their kids watch/play.
Parents aren't present 24/7 to monitor their children. In any case, internet is of much more concern than television, because TV is regulated by the government while internet is not.

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"In the very first episode, Gordon takes a little girl's hand who he's just met on the street, befriends her and takes her into his home to give her ice cream," Rollins Westin said. "That's something we wouldn't do on the show today."
This is quite sad. Today is too unsafe compared to forty years ago.

I recently read the new Guiness world records book, and it states that Sesame Street has won more Emmys than any other TV show.

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Oh god! A kid might be influenced! And by something G-rated too! :rolleyes:

Honestly, I think that maybe a parent should be with the child when they watch the old episodes and point out things that don't fly today, but to claim it as adult-viewership only is just insulting.

[ Friday, January 18, 2008 19:00: Message edited by: Nioca ]

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Fah. Blasted social taboos. Nalyd is flummoxed by the censorship towards nudity or sex. Just can't wrap his head around it.

Gah, Nalyd's cousins have insanely protective parents. . . Won't even let them watch the freakin' Disney channel, the most chewed-up and spit-out TV out there. And they're 11 and 8.

[ Friday, January 18, 2008 19:04: Message edited by: Agrajag ]

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Originally written by Iffy:

But seriously though, parents should monitor what their kids watch/play. Otherwise, a kid might be influenced. And if a parent lets their kid watch the old sesame street, that is their own fault.
No, Iffy. Authoritarianism is not good, despite what you may think. I mean, who would want their kid to be influenced in any way at all! It might disrupt Big Brother's control over the youth!

I suggest reading up on political ideologies. Hell, even Wikipedia will do.

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Don't forget Fascism !

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Or feudalism!

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Heh. Lenin would hate us if I didn't mention Communism !

You can just ignore us by now, Iffy. We're just touting our knowledge of different governmental systems. Nalyd can't remember the name of the one ruled by the judges.

[ Friday, January 18, 2008 19:35: Message edited by: Agrajag ]

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Originally by Iffy:

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But seriously though, parents should monitor what their kids watch/play. Otherwise, a kid might be influenced. And if a parent lets their kid watch the old sesame street, that is their own fault.
The point of the warning is intended to help parents monitor what their kids are watching, since the old seasons are different from the current seasons and not all parents may be aware of that.

Eh. The warning is ridiculous, but it's really a no-win situation. If they put in the warning, people will complain. If they don't put in the warning, people will still complain.

Dikiyoba.

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Originally written by Excalibur:

Parents aren't present 24/7 to monitor their children. In any case, internet is of much more concern than television, because TV is regulated by the government while internet is not.
If your kid is young enough that you're seriously concerned that Sesame Street might be a bad influence on her, she's young enough that she really shouldn't be using the internet without constant supervision. You don't need to be around 24/7 to keep your computer switched off and password-protected when you're not using it, and are there really that many 5-year-olds sneaking off to public libraries?

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Originally written by Agrajag:


Nalyd can't remember the name of the one ruled by the judges.

Krytocracy

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Yeah, I've been saying for years that today's kids are wussies, but that message hasn't been well received. I guess it is better to say that my generation was "edgier."

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intended for grownups
Just like porn.

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And here I was, thinking this thread had something to do with the Beatles. Oh well...
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Originally written by Excalibur:

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"In the very first episode, Gordon takes a little girl's hand who he's just met on the street, befriends her and takes her into his home to give her ice cream," Rollins Westin said. "That's something we wouldn't do on the show today."
This is quite sad. Today is too unsafe compared to forty years ago.

Yeah, 'cuz forty years ago, it was totally safe for little girls to go into the homes of strange old men offering candy. :P

[ Saturday, January 19, 2008 00:23: Message edited by: Kelandon ]

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Old Man: Hey little girl, do you want some candy?
Little Girl: Sure!
Old Man: Well, come into my house for some!
40 minutes later.
Old Man: Stupid Girl! Now I have blood all over my bed!

And ya. Don't follow the stranger with the candy.
And 24/7 watching probably isn't something good to do, but you know, I'm not a people person.

And my parents trust me enough to use the internet without moderating me.

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There are towns that are still that safe. I grew up in a place where no one ever locked thier doors at night or even when you went on vacation. You could leave you lawn mower in the front of the house and no one would steal it. It was commen for kids you didn't know to play in your yard, I would go join them in thier game of cops and robbers.

Basicly I am saying that there are places like that or that were like that at one time. These places they are far a few between today. We are overly cautious in what we do because others are more bold in what they do.

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Winnemucca is a relatively safe town. If we don't lock the doors at night it's no big deal. However, some idiots deliberately run over all the snowmen I make. :(

Here, the biggest concern to a parent is for their children not to fall in with the wrong crowd. Winnemucca has a problem with illicit drugs and under-aged drinking.

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And here I was, thinking this thread had something to do with the Beatles. Oh well...
The majority of thread titles I've created in the past few months are song names, especially ones by the Beatles.

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And my parents trust me enough to use the internet without moderating me.

Like they'd really tell you if they were.

Considering that dialogue you just wrote, I'd suggest removing your keyboard privileges. That or locking you in a closet for a few hours.

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I think Iffy just became much, much more iffy with that post. :P

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I'm torn. On one hand, I don't think I've been this disturbed by something for... quite a while. On the other hand, I know first-hand what it's like to say something incredibly stupid like that, and regret it in hindsight.

Either way, both hands agree that Iffervescence needs to edit that out.

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And I signed up to test his scenario...

[ Saturday, January 19, 2008 16:41: Message edited by: Excalibur ]

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It seems that Iffy has learned something of role-playing. Let's assume it was from the Vale RP, shall we?

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Don't be so hasty :P

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Not in your shed -We are sort of done. Helpful criticism is welcome.
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