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I DON'T NEED YOUR APPROVAL MOM.

I see what I was getting at but God, way to want to win on the internet Lili. 2007 was even worse though. Look up a decent jane thread, I got nothing on her.

With the distance of 8 years I can't make sense of a word i'm saying in it. It just reads like college-stress writ large.

Yes. You monster.

I think it's crass as well. going back a few posts (for the sake of drawing out this argument as I have a few mins to kill) So therefore kids shouldn't wear those clothes? Or therefore I think they're bad parents but I think it's ok to be a bad parent as long as it's being a bad parent to...

So basically we should be able to tell other parents what their kids can wear?

Er, why not?

he either didn't understand what you said or knowingly misconstrued what you said. I myself knowingly misconstrued what he said for the sake of some cheap controversy though! Sorrys

then why did you knowingly misconstrue egg_'s statement that kids don't fully understand the adult connotations clothing can have as "it's not ok for parents to protect their young" ? NO ONE IN THIS THREAD HAS SAID OTHERWISE. (enter cormocolash?)

I'm neither disagreeing with your points nor trying be a pain about semantics here, but can you define what you mean when you say 'grew up' ?

Hey listen, i'd personally agree with pretty much all your points. i'll explain in a tedious and convoluted manner later when I get a chance but it's basically a lot to do with adults needing a perceived sense of 'wonder' more for their own sanity than for the children themselves. the...

The reason a kid shouldn't wear a t-shirt with future porn-star on it is because it's disturbing for adults and reflects badly on the parents. ON THE PARENTS. the end. let's move on.

"howye Chris, these kids today, born with a silver-spoon etc." Jill Hives wholeheartedly disagrees that is really really not what he was saying. that's the adrian kennedy talkshow mentality again

Why do kids want t-shirts that say 'future porn-star' in the first place?

I'm surprised anyone made it as far as the end of that sentence so good for you Jill Hives. The "kids just are" bit was probably pushing it a bit

Generally speaking, adults need kids to be kids more than kids need to be kids, kids just are. I spend a lot of college time talking around that sentence but that's pretty much what it boils down to in a scans badly kind of way.

Slut'n'Boots

I have a great text at home from 1801 that pretty much says the same as this thread.