Look, it's different if your parents are trying to discipline you, in this case, they are wrong about Skyrim, but it's not like they are abusive or anything, when I am talking about judging their character, I am talking about how they treat other people, their vices, their honesty, how closed or open minded they are, things like that, if they actually are abusive toward you.

It's spelt correctly.

I meant the State.

When I was 10, as soon as there weren't any advlts in the room, kids would curse like crazy. South Park is VERY accurate in that regard. Also, the kids who are like that turn out to be low life degenerates when they get older, and those parents are doing a sub par job.

I know, I was saying that nobody really talks or cares about Oregon as a joke.

I think it's weird how people think that Skyrim should be T, seeing as how you can lop people heads off and do cocaine(that is what Skooma is, right, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong)

That has nothing to do with the kids and more with terrible, terrible parents.

I'm related to one. Nephew's a terroristic little and my sister just throws him aside telling him to play playstation or watch spongebob or something to get him out of her hair. He's like 7.

parents not wanting to actually raise their kids to be respectable human beings, as well as that stupid "but I need to be my kid's friend, he won't like me, blah blah blah" BS also needing to stop. You're not their friend, you're their damned parent. Start acting like it.

/rant off
/grumbles in the corner about damned kids and "get off my lawn"

Rating systems have also changed since Arena and Daggerfall.

Did you know that Saving Private Ryan almost got a NC-17 rating due to one particular sequence?

Today's PG-13 is yesterday's G. Tell me ONE *new* Disney movie that isn't one of their documentary types that has been rated G in the past 5 years.

Graphics have also gotten more involved and detailed then. You can bet your ass that if Daggerfall had Oblivion's graphics, it wouldn't have been rated T.

child labor needs to be legalized and kids can listen to their parents until they want to earn and spend their own money

I own a war movie with people getting shot and blood splattering everywhere yet the box still says its rated G

The movie is Battle of Britan if I remember correctly

That would be my face over this, but I'm busy making myself tired.

MOAB isn't originally a CoD thing.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GBU-43/B_Massive_Ordnance_Air_Blast_bomb

As a firearms and incendiary devices nut, I discuss this thing in my home and with friends as a rather regular topic, and we do not discuss Call of Duty.

I think half of it is on the parents and half of it's on the kids. My 12th grade physics teacher had two kids, both of which I met. His daughter was a great and brilliant girl. Went to Yale, despite the fact that she is neither a legacy student nor going to some ultra prestigious magnet school (parents couldn't afford it). I never met his son, but all I know is that he is in jail right now for dealing meth. I'm not making this up. They were both raised by the same people.

That is true. But if he's a senior in high school and can't make his own decisions about something as minor as this. Grow a pair.

I cannot facepalm hard enough

Show your mom this thread, there is no six or nudity whatsoever, gamestop are just stupid idiots, they say stuff when they don't even know what they're talking about, never buy from them again (best buy or something is way better, they don't comment on what you buy or stuff). If it were my option, this game would be rated T. I've seen people at age 9 play this game.

That's the thing. Much of Oregon gets snow quite often. Washington gets snow quite often.

Here in NorCal, snow isn't exactly common, but I have yet to come across a local that can't handle their vehicle on icy roads. I'm originally from western Pennsylvania. Bad roads? Low range. *Really* bad roads? Chains. Low range. I have many a "fond" memory(loose term here) of driving across interstate 80 straddling both lanes in the middle of the road behind the only snow plow on the road with my feet up on the dash singing "this is the song that never ends" while we waited 30 minutes to get to the next exit, 2 miles away.

Had I had my current vehicle, we would have been around that damned plow and on the ramp in less than 10. Never again will I live out east without a damned 4wd truck. Ever.

"We should force children to be slaves" This issue was already dealt with decades ago.

It's not gamestop, its the ESRB, which applies to Best Buy as well. Also, she said not to bring it up or no morrowind and oblivion, its better not to test that

1969. UK movie.

I said to show me a recent one.

No, I want to return to the guilded age where monopolies would [censored] us over and leave us for destitute. Those were some good times

It's your mom, dude, while I personally don't agree with the decision, I do understand that she just wants to ensure she raises you right. Man up and Respect your parent's decision.

Typically when that happens it has nothing to do with the parents themselves but how they treated the kids individually. I have some similar stories as well. Boyfriend's sister and he have differing issues. Raised by same parents, he turned out fine, but his sister is a wee bit insane. She got away with everything as she was the favorite, and still continues to get away with doing things now that I couldn't dream of when I was her age(she just turned 21, her parents are paying for her college and living expenses out of town out of pocket so she still has to abide by their rules unless she wants to pay for both herself.. which she doesn't).

My sister and I as well. My sister(mentioned above with said 7 year old child) and I were raised by the same parents. Divorced parents, Stepfather and Mom were the resident parental units. I turned out mostly fine(little eccentric.. people think I'm nuts) and my sister's been in trouble with the law quite a few times, busted for drugs. I had emotional issues growing up and required more attention from Mom in the form of counseling sessions, doctor appointments, and other various things, and it made my sister rebellious and jealous. She started doing stupid stuff for attention, and it worked. She continued doing stupid stuff as she got older.

I now get accolades from my mother since I'm 31 years old and not constantly asking her for money or to babysit or whining about everything like my 30 year old sister does. ><

Also, gotta know, how old are you OP?