The Lounge thread: Whatever you feel like......... Anything goes! Part XIV

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Aww :D:D hope you have a great rest of the pregnancy:D:D
 
I dunno what to do today....probably just do some laundry since hubby have to work tmw...need clean clothes. :) And some cleaning...:) G'day ADers!
 
So far I've been to the beauty institute, bakery, butcher and to the boys. I just ate some salmon salad and plain yoghurt. Now I'm briefly browsing through AD and then I gotta do some laundry.

I'm wondering about when my friend will be here from Berlin :shrug: So I'm waiting and chilling :D
 
wazza! Hola from Philly! :wave: I'm here for my 3-days vacation. I will be leaving hotel soon (you know - the 11AM checkout) and then we're off to Philly zoo, science museum, etc. and before we go back home, I must stop by and eat at Geno's and Pat's for their infamous french fries and philly cheesesteak!!
 
I am listening to the radio and the guy on the radio was talking about how he went to see that stupid new movie Bruno with his girlfriend and explained how there was a lot of male nudity on it. He said that a couple brought their newborn baby to the movie and placed him/her in the aisle. He also said that he overheard a woman and her fifteen year old son and the mother told him that if she had have known that the movie was going to be like that she would never have taken him.

So the lesson here is, don't go to the movie Bruno. Stay away from it. :P
 
Loghead said:
I am listening to the radio and the guy on the radio was talking about how he went to see that stupid new movie Bruno with his girlfriend and explained how there was a lot of male nudity on it. He said that a couple brought their newborn baby to the movie and placed him/her in the aisle. He also said that he overheard a woman and her fifteen year old son and the mother told him that if she had have known that the movie was going to be like that she would never have taken him.

So the lesson here is, don't go to the movie Bruno. Stay away from it. :P
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Several of my friends on facebook have commented on how offensive it was and recommended others not to see it if they dont like that kind of humor.
 
shel90 said:
Several of my friends on facebook have commented on how offensive it was and recommended others not to see it if they dont like that kind of humor.
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It certainly does not sound like a very good movie. I do not want to see it. Mind you, I didn't want to see Borat either but I ended up watching it (the first half) because my cousins popped it in the DVD player. :(
 
Pah got new swim suit. :) My bottom one is getting worn and it may can see thru...ekk! If I go to Motherhood, it'll cost me way more what I paid at Target! :)

Enjoy your day ADers! :wave:
 
If I were the mother of the 15 year old, I simply would have gotten up and left the theatre with my son instead of letting him sit through the whole thing then complain about it later. They should also take notice of the parental guide labels which are to label the rating for that movie and why it is rated PG PG-13 NC-17, R-rated, or X-rated.

Motion Picture Association of America
One should also look for the MPAA rating on the movie poster as well as the preview before deciding to see that particular movie.
 
Im also adding that I grew up in a household that did not allow us to watch R-rated content until we were 18. Ive suffered no ill effects.

I also know friends that watched R-rated content when they were 13 and suffered no ill-effects.

However, just because my parents didn't allow us to watch R-rated content under aged 18, doesn't mean I didn't watch my fair share of NC-17 and R-rated content. By the time I was 8 I had seen "Cape Fear", "Silence of the Lambs", the Freddy Krueger movies, I remember watching "Disclosure" at my aunt's house. At 15 I rented "Basketball Diaries" , dad caught me watching it just when the bathroom scene came on, he turned off the T.V., and took the movie back to the store and took my name off the account so I couldn't rent movies without their approval. I was pissed, so I borrowed it from a friend of mine who had a copy, and I watched it one weekend when he was out of town.
 
Dixie said:
Im also adding that I grew up in a household that did not allow us to watch R-rated content until we were 18. Ive suffered no ill effects.

I also know friends that watched R-rated content when they were 13 and suffered no ill-effects.

However, just because my parents didn't allow us to watch R-rated content under aged 18, doesn't mean I didn't watch my fair share of NC-17 and R-rated content. By the time I was 8 I had seen "Cape Fear", "Silence of the Lambs", the Freddy Krueger movies, I remember watching "Disclosure" at my aunt's house. At 15 I rented "Basketball Diaries" , dad caught me watching it just when the bathroom scene came on, he turned off the T.V., and took the movie back to the store and took my name off the account so I couldn't rent movies without their approval. I was pissed, so I borrowed it from a friend of mine who had a copy, and I watched it one weekend when he was out of town.
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That's lame, he should have checked the rated on the movie cover and realize it was nothing serious but just a bathroom scene as any, that is if it's not rated R. So in general most of the time even though they caught a bathroom scene that's PG-13 and not even realize it and get it personal. They probably caught them at the wrong place at the wrong time into a PG-13 bathroom scene. I am not just talking about the "Basketball Diaries" and yes I know it's rated "R" :)
 
Loghead said:
I am listening to the radio and the guy on the radio was talking about how he went to see that stupid new movie Bruno with his girlfriend and explained how there was a lot of male nudity on it. He said that a couple brought their newborn baby to the movie and placed him/her in the aisle. He also said that he overheard a woman and her fifteen year old son and the mother told him that if she had have known that the movie was going to be like that she would never have taken him.

So the lesson here is, don't go to the movie Bruno. Stay away from it. :P
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I aint impressed to watch the movie at all, not at all.
 
Thanks god it's Friday, but then soon I am going to work. :(
 
Dixie said:
Im also adding that I grew up in a household that did not allow us to watch R-rated content until we were 18. Ive suffered no ill effects.

I also know friends that watched R-rated content when they were 13 and suffered no ill-effects.

However, just because my parents didn't allow us to watch R-rated content under aged 18, doesn't mean I didn't watch my fair share of NC-17 and R-rated content. By the time I was 8 I had seen "Cape Fear", "Silence of the Lambs", the Freddy Krueger movies, I remember watching "Disclosure" at my aunt's house. At 15 I rented "Basketball Diaries" , dad caught me watching it just when the bathroom scene came on, he turned off the T.V., and took the movie back to the store and took my name off the account so I couldn't rent movies without their approval. I was pissed, so I borrowed it from a friend of mine who had a copy, and I watched it one weekend when he was out of town.
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Wow that gotta be tough.... When I was growing up, my Parents didn't care what movies I watch, whether it's R rated movie or G rated movie. By the time I was seven, I was already watching couple of R Rated movies with my Dad, such as Terminator, Freddy Krueger and Jurassic Park which is PG - 13. However there were still some movies that they wouldn't let me watch such as End of Days and Coyote Ugly. Whenever I went over to my Aunt's house, I'm very restricted what to watch because of her three daughters who's younger than me. my Cousins aren't allowed to watch movies beyond G rated movie, and sometimes they're allowed to watch PG, but that's it. So when I have asked them can I watch Boys World or Sabrina Teenage Witch or Deep Impact or Harry Potter, they freak out, and they didn't believe me that I told them that my parents let me watch them. So they called my parents, asking them do they allow me to watch this and so on... they were stunned to learn from my Dad that he and mom do let me watch anything. But still I wasn't allowed to watch it at their house because it was inappropriate for my age (I was like 12 or 13). I was pissed and ever since, I try to avoid staying no more than few days whenever I visit them.
 
UGHHHHH! I got colds! :( But a bit better today...gotta to kick them out of my system by tomorrow or Monday am! Oh well!

So gotta go and take shower....and do laundry, go store to exchange my son's new scooter (that was so damn cheapo, and exchange to other one I willing to pay a bit more). So enjoy your day! :)
 
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