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
Sale Extended: Join Maroon and White Daily for 75% off Annual Subscription
Maroon and White
Mississippi State LB Tyler Lockhart Q&A
Maroon and White
Mississippi State RB Xavier Gayten Q&A
Maroon and White
Will Whitson speaks on recovery and return to Mississippi State
Maroon and White
Jahron Manning and Malick Sylla practice, but still not eligible