Stuff like this is talked about all the time on Comedy Central's Tough Crowd with Colin Quin weeknights at 11:30 Eastern/10:30 Central
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| Now I don't know about the rest of you, but lately I've been thinking that the world is simply going to stupidity. Seriously, look around you every once awhile and you'll some pretty stupid things going on. I normally don't watch the news, but when I do I remember why. The latest thing I heard was that a couple of parents want to sue Rockstar, the makers of Grand Theft Auto because their sons started doing stuff that you can do on the game, like bad parenting had nothing to do with it either. I mean seriously I went to the mall and was seeing if The Tick on ordered on DVD came in. When I gots to Sam Goody and up to the register, there was this mother asking for GTA 3: Vice City and Backyard Wrestling: Don't Try This At Home for the PS2. The guy at the counter asked how old her kids were, she said 10 and 12. First let me just say that I'm completely with the guy when he advised her to buy something a bit more for her kids age level. I'm sorry, but if I was asked if I knew how to raise her kids....I would say yes. I know that buying the game your kid really really wants makes them love you more, but how bout actually being more involved with your kid when their playing the games? This is about as bad as the parents that don't question what their kids are doing out in the garage late at night...."Well I'm sure they aren't making pipe bombs". Stuff like this is talked about all the time on Comedy Central's Tough Crowd with Colin Quin weeknights at 11:30 Eastern/10:30 Central |
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