The Hangover (2009)

Hilarious movie from beginning to end, had me rolling. I would recommend it if you can handle immaturity. If not, then it's not totally for you. Adult humour, so don't take your kids.

No kids? Kids need to be exposed to things they should be.

About that...

If you've seen it, you know better than that.

If not, then go see it.

Kids should be exposed to non kid-friendly things. That way they'll be used to them.

Or just start being exposed to them around adolescence, that way they know what some of it means and it's funny to them.

Expose them then, too.

I'd be a good/bad parent (depending on who you ask) because I'd let my kids do R-rated stuff at any age. They could have their own computers in their room and no surf watch, too.

That's how I was raised and I turned out jail-free. I even graduated from UCLA in 3 years.

Ok, but not all kids turn out the greatest when stuff like that happens.

gdennis59 wrote:

Hilarious movie from beginning to end, had me rolling. I would recommend it if you can handle immaturity. If not, then it's not totally for you. Adult humour, so don't take your kids.

Humour? You in to spelling stuff the way the British do now Gdennis


I am assuming you saw this movie on DVD?


Wasn't this an R rated movie; thought you had to be 18 to see R rated movies

Then again; I started drinking beer when I was 16; So I guess seeing some borderline X rated film is no big deal

gs78 wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Hilarious movie from beginning to end, had me rolling. I would recommend it if you can handle immaturity. If not, then it's not totally for you. Adult humour, so don't take your kids.

Humour? You in to spelling stuff the way the British do now Gdennis


I am assuming you saw this movie on DVD?


Wasn't this an R rated movie; thought you had to be 18 to see R rated movies

lol. No.

You have to be 17 to see R rated movies, granted I'm only 16, but they never asked my age when I got the ticket, so that's all on them.

17? I stand corrected! Thanks G! Yet you can't rent a car to you are 25

How stupid is that?

Oh well. I don't totally want my license yet. So yeah...

gdennis59 wrote:

Ok, but not all kids turn out the greatest when stuff like that happens.

True. Actually, all of the following are true....


1. Kids that get to see R-rated movies and watch porn online can turn into bad adults.
2. Kids that get to see R-rated movies and watch porn online can turn into good adults.
3. Therefore whether or not kids watch R-rated movies and watch porn online is irrelevant as to whether they turn out into good adults.
4. Kids would rather watch R-rated movies and watch porn online than not.
5. Based on 3 and 4 it follows that kids should be allowed to watch R-rated movies and watch porn online when they want to.

gdennis59 wrote:

gs78 wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Hilarious movie from beginning to end, had me rolling. I would recommend it if you can handle immaturity. If not, then it's not totally for you. Adult humour, so don't take your kids.

Humour? You in to spelling stuff the way the British do now Gdennis


I am assuming you saw this movie on DVD?


Wasn't this an R rated movie; thought you had to be 18 to see R rated movies

lol. No.

You have to be 17 to see R rated movies, granted I'm only 16, but they never asked my age when I got the ticket, so that's all on them.

I got carded at an R-rated movie within the last year or two. I was 21 at the time. What the hell? I can buy beer and liquor without an ID (only because Mary, the clerk who works 7 days a week, knows me since I'm in there buying my sister booze all the time).

haha. I don't have anyone to buy it for me...

gdennis59 wrote:

haha. I don't have anyone to buy it for me...

You're too young. Kids shouldn't drink until they have siblings old enough to buy them alcohol.

I didn't ever drink unless it was legal. The first time I ever had a drink was an Irish coffee (coffee, whiskey, whipped cream, sugar, cinnamon) when I was 18. That was of course legal as I was in Dublin, Ireland at the time where the drinking age is 18.

catbox_9 wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

haha. I don't have anyone to buy it for me...

You're too young. Kids shouldn't drink until they have siblings old enough to buy them alcohol.

I didn't ever drink unless it was legal. The first time I ever had a drink was an Irish coffee (coffee, whiskey, whipped cream, sugar, cinnamon) when I was 18. That was of course legal as I was in Dublin, Ireland at the time where the drinking age is 18.

LoL.

If it's not illegal it's not fun

I rather drink beer