Unbelievable
Unbelievable
Saw the on the show "The Soup". I couldn't believe it was real so I googled it.
Check out the link:
http://www.boreme.com/boreme/funny-2008 ... wee-p1.php
Check out the link:
http://www.boreme.com/boreme/funny-2008 ... wee-p1.php
What are you afraid of? The truth?Roody wrote:
I didn't mean any disrespect with that. My point was that I have no problems teaching my kids about sex when the time comes, but I can't say I want to be answering questions that my daughter might have when she sees a boy doll popping wood right before peeing.
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Izzo wrote:It usually does when they pee. I take you've never been pissed on whilst changing a diaper?
name the last doll you have seen that has a moving penis
as far as changing diapers ...
i raised and changed 3 of my younger brothers diapers ... never got peed on much though due to i was a fast learner after the first couple times and learned i did not like to get peed on and to cover it up
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Roody wrote:Again there is a time and place for everything. Putting those things on the market can force parents to have discussions before the time is ready. As I stated once you have a little Izzo you will see what I mean.
agreed. the conversation has to be had when they are mature enough and sometimes the age can differ when that time arrives
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Roody wrote:Again there is a time and place for everything. Putting those things on the market can force parents to have discussions before the time is ready. As I stated once you have a little Izzo you will see what I mean.
Oh, Roody, I do understand and you still haven't answered my question. What problems? Please be specific.
Are you saying I just picked out random images of kids for my gallery pics? The mailman has been hanging around a lot lately. Maybe I should be worried.....
Don't forget to be specific.
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Izzo in your hurry to offer up a rebuttal you apparently didn't comprehend the fact I already addressed the problem I was speaking of. That problem was it can force parents to address issues before they feel the time is ready regarding their children. Also, don't tell me you understand when you clearly don't. You are not a parent so don't act like you have the kind of experience that could make you possibly understand.Izzo wrote:Oh, Roody, I do understand and you still haven't answered my question. What problems? Please be specific.
Are you saying I just picked out random images of kids for my gallery pics? The mailman has been hanging around a lot lately. Maybe I should be worried.....Y'see this is where I feel you just kind of let things go in one ear and out the other ...or you see them but don't actually know what you're looking at.
Don't forget to be specific.
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Roody wrote:Izzo in your hurry to offer up a rebuttal you apparently didn't comprehend the fact I already addressed the problem I was speaking of. That problem was it can force parents to address issues before they feel the time is ready regarding their children. Also, don't tell me you understand when you clearly don't. You are not a parent so don't act like you have the kind of experience that could make you possibly understand.
Again if you go back and look at my last reply before this one I clearly stated that what the problem was.
What issues? Are you saying explaining the differences between boy parts and girl parts is a problem? Clearly the problem is yours being uncomfortable in discussing the differences between boys and girls rather than the doll itself. Explain to me why you feel I'm not a parent. How old are your children?
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The problem is maturity or a lack thereof. A parent (Doesn't matter who) should have the right to choose when the time is right to discuss sex or in this case boy/girl parts. Throwing an anatomically correct doll out onto the open market is certainly well within the rights of the company making it, but that's not the point I am arguing. What I am saying is it creates a problem for parents for the reason I just stated.Izzo wrote:What issues? Are you saying explaining the differences between boy parts and girl parts is a problem? Clearly the problem is yours being uncomfortable in discussing the differences between boys and girls rather than the doll itself. Explain to me why you feel I'm not a parent. How old are your children?
That reply right there being one. God knows it's well within your nature to actually dodge the question of whether you are or not, but no parent would reply like that. Again it's an example of things you would understand if you were actually a parent.Izzo wrote:Explain to me why you feel I'm not a parent.
In the grand spectrum of what kids say and do, It ( the pee pee doll) is just not that emotionally scarring. The doll could cause a bit of potty mouth at the most which kids manage to develop at some point in their social exposures or another unless completely shrouded in a religous Vail of ignorance
Kids run around saying pee face and poo poo face all the time I would say mtv booty videos are way worse.
I have kids, they play with toy guns and pretend to shoot dolls in the genitals. I blame TF2
Kids run around saying pee face and poo poo face all the time I would say mtv booty videos are way worse.
I have kids, they play with toy guns and pretend to shoot dolls in the genitals. I blame TF2
I was going to post a link to that thread, but the SG search results for "bullsh|t" were too numerous
sometimes you have to think outside the box to get inside the box
See, this is your problem. Explaining the difference between boy parts and girl parts in no way, shape or form is related to sex. I'm sorry you feel that way.Roody wrote:The problem is maturity or a lack thereof. A parent (Doesn't matter who) should have the right to choose when the time is right to discuss sex or in this case boy/girl parts. Throwing an anatomically correct doll out onto the open market is certainly well within the rights of the company making it, but that's not the point I am arguing. What I am saying is it creates a problem for parents for the reason I just stated.
That reply right there being one. God knows it's well within your nature to actually dodge the question of whether you are or not, but no parent would reply like that. Again it's an example of things you would understand if you were actually a parent.
Why wouldn't a parent respond like that? Ah, you mean religious people. Gotcha.
Psst. You're crystal ball is broked.....
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No I didn't mean religious people. Nice attempt at doing two things. First, putting words in my mouth and then second not actually addressing your attempt at implying you are a parent. God knows you have a way with words Izzo.Izzo wrote:Why wouldn't a parent respond like that? Ah, you mean religious people. Gotcha.
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But then you face the same problem, "Daddy home this doll isnt the same as me? Am I br0kenz?Roody wrote:The problem is maturity or a lack thereof. A parent (Doesn't matter who) should have the right to choose when the time is right to discuss sex or in this case boy/girl parts. Throwing an anatomically correct doll out onto the open market is certainly well within the rights of the company making it, but that's not the point I am arguing. What I am saying is it creates a problem for parents for the reason I just stated.
Putting words into your mouth? You took my kids away from meRoody wrote:No I didn't mean religious people. Nice attempt at doing two things. First, putting words in my mouth and then second not actually addressing your attempt at implying you are a parent. God knows you have a way with words Izzo.
Is Ken around to help explain this to you?
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Ok, I will explain the issue one last time since the obvious doesn't seem so obvious. If a parent doesn't want to address sex or sexual organs with their children until they feel they are of the right maturity then this throws a bit of a crimp into things. That doesn't mean I am suggesting ignoring the problem as I clearly am not. I am simply stating a parent wants the right to choose when they believe their child is mature enough.
If that is still a point you two (Izzo and YoS) don't understand then take it up with someone else. Personally I don't buy into the fact you don't understand what is being said. I do however believe you are once again Izzo attempting to cause trouble.
If that is still a point you two (Izzo and YoS) don't understand then take it up with someone else. Personally I don't buy into the fact you don't understand what is being said. I do however believe you are once again Izzo attempting to cause trouble.
Roody wrote:Ok, I will explain the issue one last time since the obvious doesn't seem so obvious. If a parent doesn't want to address sex or sexual organs with their children until they feel they are of the right maturity then this throws a bit of a crimp into things. That doesn't mean I am suggesting ignoring the problem as I clearly am not. I am simply stating a parent wants the right to choose when they believe their child is mature enough.
If that is still a point you two (Izzo and YoS) don't understand then take it up with someone else. Personally I don't buy into the fact you don't understand what is being said. I do however believe you are once again Izzo attempting to cause trouble.
So, the problems are yours and not with the doll? Got it. Thanks.
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All I'm saying is that the question can come up either way.Roody wrote:If that is still a point you two (Izzo and YoS) don't understand then take it up with someone else. Personally I don't buy into the fact you don't understand what is being said. I do however believe you are once again Izzo attempting to cause trouble.