I have one *beep* up childhood but I loved every minute of it. My dad only saw a few episodes of South Park before he took me to see this. Sometimes I wonder, If he had the chance to go back, would he have made the same decision. xD ahhahahaha
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Then perhaps your dad shouldn't be a father.
shareMy mom took me to see it when I was 9. I expected her to drag me out as soon as the Uncle *beep* song started. Nope, she stayed and laughed through the whole thing. The only thing she told me at the end of the movie was never to ask what a clitoris was.
shareI'd rather you weren't, there's enough of your kind around already.
share"I'd rather you weren't, there's enough of your kind around already."
Some women tend to lean that way when they have negative male influences in their lives. Sissy, spineless men who don't garner respect or who aren't taken seriously are often reasons for why some women tend to become "muff divers."
What on earth are you talking about? What does lesbians have to do with you being a parent or (preferably) not?
sharethe only reason i didnt see it as a kid is because they didnt let us in ):
we should have thought about get a homeless guy to let us in...
my parents didnt care what i see- if its nudity, extreme violence or swearing. they knew its only movies and as long as we are entertained, its fine.
and you know what ? i didnt turn to be that bad.
My parents wouldn't let me see for awhile because my cousin told them they *beep* a donkey in it..........finally after my Dad seen it, he let me watch it.
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Your dad was clearly out of his mind.
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