While reading the stories, I'm noticing that a 3 year old and a 6 year old were among the wounded. My question is what kind of parent takes their kids of that age to a midnight showing of a movie? They should have already been in bed.
tenureplan said:While reading the stories, I'm noticing that a 3 year old and a 6 year old were among the wounded. My question is what kind of parent takes their kids of that age to a midnight showing of a movie? They should have already been in bed.
I think you are what is called a "sane, rational parent". I wouldn't even take my 3 and 6 year olds to see the Avengers, and it's not near as dark as I'm sure Batman is.<div>Seinfeld said:but my 3 and 6 year old kids wouldn't be seeing that movie to begin with
tenureplan said:While reading the stories, I'm noticing that a 3 year old and a 6 year old were among the wounded. My question is what kind of parent takes their kids of that age to a midnight showing of a movie? They should have already been in bed.
Leave it to the Sixpack morality police to miss the forest for the trees.tenureplan said:While reading the stories, I'm noticing that a 3 year old and a 6 year old were among the wounded. My question is what kind of parent takes their kids of that age to a midnight showing of a movie? They should have already been in bed.
Maroon and White
Former MSU players Jahron Manning and Malick Sylla sue NCAA for 2026 eligibility
Maroon and White
Mississippi State Football finalizes future schedule adjustments
Maroon and White
Mississippi State S Kendel Dolby fitting into experienced safety group
Maroon and White
"Skinny" Fatt Forrest: Mississippi State LB talks new urgency and intensity
Maroon and White
Mississippi State MBK adds UCF Home and Home