The Chipmunks' Triumphant Return

[wwfpooh]

And then we got kids having kids.

Yep. *shudders at how 12 years old get into "the act" without even knowing the consequences*

 

[D'Snowth]

Yep. *shudders at how 12 years old get into "the act" without even knowing the consequences*

And who's fault is it? The parents who either try to avoid having "the talk" with their kids, or just simply have no sense of morals and values themselves and could care less what kind of "trouble" their kids get into.

 

[BeakerSqueedom]

OH GOSH!
D: Kids...having kids?

;_; OH NO!

No...no....

12 year olds?

Omg...

That's dreadful!

Children are so innocent...
they have yet to learn so much.
The parents should sit them down and talk with them...

Poor things.

Now, I have no sympathy for 16 and up...'cause...they should know it already!

I did not learn about that stuff 'til I was 15, though...

Erm...XD

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[BeakerSqueedom]

But um, yes.
X3 Going back on the subject of furry 'munks.

 

[D'Snowth]

Yeah, anyway, so...

Take a look at this

You think that's how The Chipettes would look had they been introduced in the 60s on The Alvin Show?

Do you think 60s Eleanor would be just as giggly as 60s Theodore? Would 60s Brittany parade around with like a kazoo or something like how 60s Alvin seldom parted with his harmonica?

And yes, I did draw that.

 

[wwfpooh]

Children are so innocent...

Learning about sex, violence, and swears whilst still on the playground is definately NOT innocent.

 

[D'Snowth]

Learning about sex, violence, and swears whilst still on the playground is definately NOT innocent.

My elementary school was like something out of Mayberry... nobody would swear, there were no fights, kids didn't know what sex was, or things like that (boys were still boys, girls were still girls).

Once I got into middle school, and I had to attend school in the ghetto for three years, there were fights and swearing everyday, and I was taught all about sex in seventh grade health class. Yeah, they teach you that stuff in school now.

 

[wwfpooh]

Yeah. It seems that kids can't learn it any other way, due to our society being obsessed with sex as a mere trophy act or whatever.

 

[D'Snowth]

I think a lot of it is influenced by what's on TV.

Seinfeld made sex look like a hobby, and it seems like no other show has made a bigger impact on (American) culture.

But enough about that.

 

[BeakerSqueedom]

Happy place! X3