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I stand corrected, Episode 2 is definitely not kid sister safe. Although I don't have a problem with episode 1.
Brad Australian I assume Microsoft would not use doors, because using Windows is faster.
Well they both aren't, but that's really moot. What I love is people defending it (like my new shiny down-vote). I mean, this ain't a question of how you feel about it (not you, generalizing), it's a question of where it belongs and that is the SB.
Jeremy Falcon "It's a good thing to do and a tasty way to do it." - Wilford Brimley[^]
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In europe this is perfectly work safe and if fits perfectly the kid sister rule.....
I would not show it to small kids, this is a somewhat violent movie, even for europe.
Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
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I would not show it to small kids, this is a somewhat violent movie, even for europe.
Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
Maximilien wrote:
I would not show it to small kids
You're in Canada, so you don't count. :rolleyes: The point is to show how stupid it is to say it must be ok for the entire world because some Europeans are ok with it.
Jeremy Falcon "It's a good thing to do and a tasty way to do it." - Wilford Brimley[^]
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you think that nudity is what makes those 2 short films SB material ? that was the last thing on my mind when watching them.
Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
Maximilien wrote:
you think that nudity is what makes those 2 short films SB material ?
Yup. I don't think kids need to be watching that.
Maximilien wrote:
that was the last thing on my mind when watching them.
Well, I didn't finish the videos so I don't know if they got worse or not.
Jeremy Falcon "It's a good thing to do and a tasty way to do it." - Wilford Brimley[^]
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Harald Krause wrote:
In europe this is perfectly work safe and if fits perfectly the kid sister rule.....
So you think all of Europe thinks like you? That's a nice lump sum statement if I ever heard of it. Besides, this site is mainly populated with people from the US where a lot will undoubtedly click on this link during work hours.
Jeremy Falcon "It's a good thing to do and a tasty way to do it." - Wilford Brimley[^]
Jeremy Falcon wrote:
So you think all of Europe thinks like you? That's a nice lump sum statement if I ever heard of it.
No, of course not. Only the liberal open minded people. Of course we have biggot, religous people here as well, but we shipped most of them off to the USA a few hundred years ago...
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Jeremy Falcon wrote:
So you think all of Europe thinks like you? That's a nice lump sum statement if I ever heard of it.
No, of course not. Only the liberal open minded people. Of course we have biggot, religous people here as well, but we shipped most of them off to the USA a few hundred years ago...
Harald Krause wrote:
Only the liberal open minded people.
Grow up. You aren't superior just because you think these videos are ok for kids to watch.
Harald Krause wrote:
but we shipped most of them off to the USA a few hundred years ago...
Which shows how stupid YOU are. We left retard because the place sucked.
Jeremy Falcon "It's a good thing to do and a tasty way to do it." - Wilford Brimley[^]
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Jeremy Falcon wrote:
So you think all of Europe thinks like you? That's a nice lump sum statement if I ever heard of it.
No, of course not. Only the liberal open minded people. Of course we have biggot, religous people here as well, but we shipped most of them off to the USA a few hundred years ago...
Given the atrocities that took place in Europe during WWII, I do not think your statement brings anything interesting to the discussion. On top of that add the over 10 millions people sent to the goulag in USSR in the 50s, and you'll see being open-minded is not a location on the map. :mad:
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Given the atrocities that took place in Europe during WWII, I do not think your statement brings anything interesting to the discussion. On top of that add the over 10 millions people sent to the goulag in USSR in the 50s, and you'll see being open-minded is not a location on the map. :mad:
Pierre Leclercq wrote:
and you'll see being open-minded is not a location on the map.
Thank you! He's just pissed off because he got his little feelings hurt, but I have to admit it still gets to me sometimes.
Jeremy Falcon "It's a good thing to do and a tasty way to do it." - Wilford Brimley[^]
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Harald Krause wrote:
In europe this is perfectly work safe and if fits perfectly the kid sister rule.....
So you think all of Europe thinks like you? That's a nice lump sum statement if I ever heard of it. Besides, this site is mainly populated with people from the US where a lot will undoubtedly click on this link during work hours.
Jeremy Falcon "It's a good thing to do and a tasty way to do it." - Wilford Brimley[^]
Jeremy Falcon wrote:
So you think all of Europe thinks like you? That's a nice lump sum statement if I ever heard of it.
So what is actually in the video? What makes it not work safe.
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Given the atrocities that took place in Europe during WWII, I do not think your statement brings anything interesting to the discussion. On top of that add the over 10 millions people sent to the goulag in USSR in the 50s, and you'll see being open-minded is not a location on the map. :mad:
True, but at least we learned our lesson 50-60 years ago and it seems that some intelligent behaving is showing up here. And please don't mention ex jugoslavia... There is a proverb in german it goes like this: The stupid don't learn anything, the smart learn from their errors and the genious learn from the errors of the others. So lets compare: Europe: WW1(1920) WW2(1939) Balkan war (1990). US: WW2 (1939), Suez(1956), Libanon (1958) Taiwan(1958), Laos (1970), Vietnam (1970), Domenican Republic (1965), Kuba (1962), 6 day war (1967), Kambodscha (1975), El Salvador, Niceragua (1981) Grenada (1982), Lybia (1981), Somalia (1991), Irak Part1 and Part2, Afghanistan etc..... Ok some of them were important, but most of them were only ment to invade countries to force them to open their economy to the US especially all the south american ones..
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Harald Krause wrote:
Only the liberal open minded people.
Grow up. You aren't superior just because you think these videos are ok for kids to watch.
Harald Krause wrote:
but we shipped most of them off to the USA a few hundred years ago...
Which shows how stupid YOU are. We left retard because the place sucked.
Jeremy Falcon "It's a good thing to do and a tasty way to do it." - Wilford Brimley[^]
Jeremy Falcon wrote:
Pull the stick out of your arse. You aren't superior just because you think these videos are ok for kids to watch.
No I am not superior. This is the natural habbit of biggot people... I know that I am wrong from time to time, even often some people say.
Jeremy Falcon wrote:
Which shows how stupid YOU are. We left retard because the place sucked.
This depends on the view. It seems that both sides are equally satisfied. We are happy that we get of the biggot people, you are happy that you have left this "sinful place" which sucked
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In europe this is perfectly work safe and if fits perfectly the kid sister rule.....
no, it is not
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Harald Krause wrote:
Only the liberal open minded people.
Grow up. You aren't superior just because you think these videos are ok for kids to watch.
Harald Krause wrote:
but we shipped most of them off to the USA a few hundred years ago...
Which shows how stupid YOU are. We left retard because the place sucked.
Jeremy Falcon "It's a good thing to do and a tasty way to do it." - Wilford Brimley[^]
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True, but at least we learned our lesson 50-60 years ago and it seems that some intelligent behaving is showing up here. And please don't mention ex jugoslavia... There is a proverb in german it goes like this: The stupid don't learn anything, the smart learn from their errors and the genious learn from the errors of the others. So lets compare: Europe: WW1(1920) WW2(1939) Balkan war (1990). US: WW2 (1939), Suez(1956), Libanon (1958) Taiwan(1958), Laos (1970), Vietnam (1970), Domenican Republic (1965), Kuba (1962), 6 day war (1967), Kambodscha (1975), El Salvador, Niceragua (1981) Grenada (1982), Lybia (1981), Somalia (1991), Irak Part1 and Part2, Afghanistan etc..... Ok some of them were important, but most of them were only ment to invade countries to force them to open their economy to the US especially all the south american ones..
Your list is bigger on the US. So is it you know better US history than European history, or is it you've forgotten European countries still have armies, and still use them. Afghanistan for example has seen troops from many different countries.
Harald Krause wrote:
True, but at least we learned our lesson 50-60 years ago and it seems that some intelligent behaving is showing up here. And please don't mention ex jugoslavia...
Well I do not think this is intelligent behavior to be sitting around waiting for someone else to clean up the mess. (Sorry I mentionned ex Yougoslavia)
Harald Krause wrote:
There is a proverb in german it goes like this: The stupid don't learn anything, the smart learn from their errors and the genious learn from the errors of the others
Good saying. Let us just remember Europe was the super-power at the beginning of the 20th century. After WWI, Europe started WWII, and at the end of WWII half the world stock of gold was in the US... Guess who learned from the others? I tend to think the problem is not about ideas or cleverness. When a country has few resources, it has limited options to engage in hostilities. When a country grows and becomes a superpower, if it is built upon decent values, the problem is then how long will it resist the urge to use that super power? So far, US is not perfect, but not that bad. At one point in time, Germany was split-up, occupied by many different countries. Today it is a whole country, free of any foreign troops. I even heard when US closed their last military bases in Germany, some people were unhappy to see them go. As they were not occupying anymore, and basically bringing revenues to local people :)
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Craster wrote:
Kid sister rule please.
:laugh: Fair enough.
Jeremy Falcon "It's a good thing to do and a tasty way to do it." - Wilford Brimley[^]
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Jeremy Falcon wrote:
Pull the stick out of your arse. You aren't superior just because you think these videos are ok for kids to watch.
No I am not superior. This is the natural habbit of biggot people... I know that I am wrong from time to time, even often some people say.
Jeremy Falcon wrote:
Which shows how stupid YOU are. We left retard because the place sucked.
This depends on the view. It seems that both sides are equally satisfied. We are happy that we get of the biggot people, you are happy that you have left this "sinful place" which sucked
Well, I'm done talking to you. I don't like wasting my time with idiots.
Jeremy Falcon "It's a good thing to do and a tasty way to do it." - Wilford Brimley[^]
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Jeremy Falcon wrote:
So you think all of Europe thinks like you? That's a nice lump sum statement if I ever heard of it.
So what is actually in the video? What makes it not work safe.
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You can see an old man's bum. That's sacrilege is some parts of the world!
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You can see an old man's bum. That's sacrilege is some parts of the world!
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I'm so gangsta I eat cereal without the milkIt can't be any worse than the builder's crack I had to contend with at lunch time. We went to a cheap restaurant for lunch and at the table opposite was the most horrendous pastey white builders bum cleavage pushing its way out of a pair of jeans. One of my colleagues suggested we should ask the waiter for a plate of peanuts to see if we could score points.
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Maximilien wrote:
you think that nudity is what makes those 2 short films SB material ?
Yup. I don't think kids need to be watching that.
Maximilien wrote:
that was the last thing on my mind when watching them.
Well, I didn't finish the videos so I don't know if they got worse or not.
Jeremy Falcon "It's a good thing to do and a tasty way to do it." - Wilford Brimley[^]
Jeremy Falcon wrote:
Maximilien wrote: you think that nudity is what makes those 2 short films SB material ? Yup. I don't think kids need to be watching that.
I think the violence is more disturbing that the nudity. There are lots of violent programmes on TV, yet show a bit of nature and it has warnings before the show, when the adverts finish and it gets put on TV after 10 and people want it banned.
Jeremy Falcon wrote:
Well, I didn't finish the videos so I don't know if they got worse or not.
There was mild non-sexual nudity in the first video only. I would say that on the nudity front it was PG rated. On the violence front I'd give it a 12A. (12A means that 12 years and up can watch it, and under 12s if accompanied by an adult)
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peterchen wrote:
isn't about your personal level of acceptance.
Not to mention that over here at least, someone could be offended by this if they happen to be watching over your shoulder while you're at work.
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Jeremy Falcon wrote:
someone could be offended by this if they happen to be watching over your shoulder while you're at work.
It really depends on the company. At my current company the people my my office wouldn't be offended by this - I'm sure most people have a lot worse on their PCs anyway. There are a few in HQ that wouldn't find it acceptable (but there is a big cultural difference between the two offices) I recon that if I showed that in my office and people saw I'd get a crowed either asking to have the link emailed, or asking if I can turn the sound up.
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