I WISH THEY BROUGHT THIS PART BACK, AND MOVED IT BACK TO 7PM. IT'S NOT THERE FAULT "MTV" IT'S THE STUPIED PARENTS.
GOING BACK A COUPLE OF YEARS SUPERMAN WAS ON TV, AND HE BLEW OUT SOME FIRE. SO A KID LIT A CHAIR ON FIRE AND THEN TRIED TO BLOW IT OUT, WELL IT DID NOT WORK AND THE HOUSE BURNED DOWN.
SO DOES THAT MEAN THAT SUPERMAN CAN'T BE SHOWN ON TV TILL LATE.
ANY COMMENTS?
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Yes, turn turn your caps lock off...
Yeah, and stop stop repeating your words words. :)
-- Trav
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Yeah, It has always interested me that people point to what they "suspect" is the cause w/o any evidence. Did the mother smoke? Other relatives? How did the child get the lighter in the first place? The argument contains the underlying assumption that children mimic what they see. I beleive that this is the case. (Babies learn to talk by hearing others around speak). However, it seems highly unlikely that a 10 minute blurb seen once or twice is going to outweigh everything the child was taught about fire safety. Oh, gee, perhaps the child wasn't taught about the dangers of playing w/ lighters. You mean, it may be a lack of education at fault here, and not
What would happen if we let a newborn watch B-n-B for a couple of hours a day for say 6 months?
Anyone with a little kid want to try this?
Imagine the speech impediments that would develop (uh uh uh huh) between every sentence.
MIKE