Quite pleased that this hasn't caused a backlash against comic books and all, the news story didn't seem to blame them and just put it down to an unfortunate mix up.
Boy Sees Boobs in Comic, Tells Mom, Mom Tells News
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This is one of these cases where I blame everybody.
(Not to be taken really seriously)
(Not to be taken really seriously)
I blame the kid for taking the cowards way out and call his mom.
I blame the mom for taking the odd way out and call the news instead of taking it to the store owner.
I blame the store owner for slipping up.
And finally I blame everyone who thought the comic was 'family friendly'. I mean just look at it. It looks and sounds like a mature comic. How come no one was suspicious of this?
I blame the mom for taking the odd way out and call the news instead of taking it to the store owner.
I blame the store owner for slipping up.
And finally I blame everyone who thought the comic was 'family friendly'. I mean just look at it. It looks and sounds like a mature comic. How come no one was suspicious of this?
I can't wait to hear how bullied that kid gets in high school.SirBryghtside said:
"I opened it and I saw naked people and I got mad. And then I gave it to an adult" The kid is 10 and talking like a 4 year old XD Seriously, it is nudity, get over it kid.
AND nobody gives a shit.
Or at least I wish nobody gave a shit. Since when was this news? The agency should have told the mother to file a complaint with the comic book store and stop wasting their time.
Or at least I wish nobody gave a shit. Since when was this news? The agency should have told the mother to file a complaint with the comic book store and stop wasting their time.
One might say this is a sign of the next step to a totalitarian society, when even kids snitch about bad things, and then their parents take it to the news to spread the word about the EEEEBBBBULLLL.
I am kinda on par with those who said what was up with that kid. I would have seriously kept it under my pillow.
Of course now I want to find that issue for myself.
I am kinda on par with those who said what was up with that kid. I would have seriously kept it under my pillow.
Of course now I want to find that issue for myself.
It's not so much that it's offensive as it is a contradiction of the "family friendly" labeling.dsmops2003 said:
Utah as a state has loosened up a lot in recent years, so let's try to keep this thread from becoming "Utah = Mormons" please. They have shops that sell bongs, a burgeoning heavy metal community, and gay bars in SLC and the surrounding communities. There's even a store down in Springville that sells all manner of pornographic wares, and Utah County is really where you'll typically find the suburbian "uppity Mormon."
/hippie speech
It's funny that they didn't think to avoid using the comic in front of the green screen though.
It's an interesting sotry but did it really need to be on the news...? Someone's begging for screen time
God forbid he see a nipple. Like he'll never see those in his life. I'm not sure why parents freak out about nudity because, let's be honest, there's no way that you can deny that there are boobs in the world.
We all went through the phase where we would intentionally try to find boobs/penises online (for the current generation) or in magazines (for our parents generation). It's not like it's a new thing to be freaking out about!
We all went through the phase where we would intentionally try to find boobs/penises online (for the current generation) or in magazines (for our parents generation). It's not like it's a new thing to be freaking out about!