this website called "common Sence" is the stupidest thing i have ever seen, are there really parents out there who wouldnt let their kid watch prime tie tv shows? good luck with your sheltered kids when they get out into the real planet and go hog wild as soon as mommy and daddy arnt looking. i have kids ages 0 and 15, they behave the same in front of me as they do in front of their friends. they are good kids but not coddled and i a proud of them everyday. they have never tried to trick me or lie to me, and are well behaved. they have been watching southpark sence they were born. they have an awsome sence of humor by the way. we also live in the french quarter and they see the stangest people in the world on a daily basis. they do not even look twice. they are in the world but not of it. i feel sorry for the kids who are living their lives in a nice safe little cage. parents be ware: you cant keep em locked up forever.
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