Tips how live and work in USA?
Jul 23rd 2004, 3:25 pm
#16
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Originally posted by ray6
...SHE decided.
...SHE decided.
Ahhhh the power of women.......
Jul 23rd 2004, 3:32 pm
#17
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Originally posted by grahamalistair
I accept and apologize for the broad statement I made.
Your comment about Movie ratings is well taken - I find it totally illogical that a five year old can go and see an R Rted movie provided his/her parents/adults are with them.
I accept and apologize for the broad statement I made.
Your comment about Movie ratings is well taken - I find it totally illogical that a five year old can go and see an R Rted movie provided his/her parents/adults are with them.
Not that I think that a 5 year old should see a R-rated movie, but shouldn't a parent decide that? I mean whether their child should or shouldn't? In saying that, what prevents a child's parent (here or the UK) from renting said R-rated movie and watching it with their little sprogue at home?
Just adding some fuel for your debate.
Jul 23rd 2004, 3:39 pm
#18
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I agree with Patrick in general. It is not "more logical" here, nor is it less regulated, or any other Daily Mail myth.
What it does have is better weather.
What it does have is better weather.
Jul 23rd 2004, 3:44 pm
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Originally posted by CalgaryAMC
What it does have is better weather.
What it does have is better weather.
Better than what?? I'm melting here.....
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Jul 23rd 2004, 3:44 pm
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Originally posted by AmerLisa
Ahhhh the power of women
Ahhhh the power of women
Jul 23rd 2004, 3:46 pm
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Originally posted by ray6
Or the primeval power of the male sexual lust
Or the primeval power of the male sexual lust
