This really chives my spuds, and I want your opinion
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I don't see anything wrong with it, it's the equivalent of a gamestop employee saying "You do realize this is GTA 4 and is generally not for kids right?" (though in that case with the absence of someone over 17 the gamestop employee would tell the kid sorry and to find something else, probably ask where their parent is as well) Though I've never read any of the Game of Thrones books (or w/e the series is called) I'd wager from your description that there's some things in it that might upset a parent should their child ask about it, and said parent will in turn become upset the librarian let the kid check it out. Lady was probably just covering her ass in the event that happens.
He probably just ran into a defective librarian. Those happen sometimes, best to just throw it away and order a new one.retyopy said:
It... chives your spuds? Do you work in a restaurant or something, because I don't speak food.
But I don't really get the question here. Hopefully I'm answering the right thing, and I say let the kid read it. He'll be fine.
But I don't really get the question here. Hopefully I'm answering the right thing, and I say let the kid read it. He'll be fine.
Hate when adults or people in power do things like this. For example i was always curious about the fate of Native Americans when Christopher Columbus sailed onto shore. Took some initiative and found out on my own and my kindergarten teacher kept me inside for lunch because I was telling the truth and "scaring" the other children.
Asked my mom and she took me to a library and helped me choose a book on the subject and helped me with the more collegiate words...my mom is an English teacher. By initiative I mean I read the book while my peers couldn't be bothered unless it was a picture book. I can't remember much about the book but it was good.retyopy said:
