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Amy Jade 10-07-2017 12:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Dezzy (Post 9439398)
I was never restricted in what I could watch as a kid, I don't think it's a sign of bad parenting. I knew the scary stuff wasn't real, that the violence was never to be replicated and others behaviors weren't to be repeated.

For me this is what its about. My mum let me watch horrors from a young age but I knew it was all acting and fake blood, if your kid is mature enough to handle it I think why not.

A 5 year old watching is a little bit dodgy though

Jordan. 10-07-2017 12:44 PM

I don't know why people took that comment so seriously. I think she said it mostly just to guilt trip Chanelle rather than being literal.

Beso 10-07-2017 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Blurryface (Post 9439396)
It's about maturity though. Raph seems pretty mature and so if I was his parent I'd have no problem. Same as mine, and some of my firiends parents doing the same.

Also I don't see the complaints when parents let young children watch IAC after the watershed, and while not as crude or adult as BB it's still on at 9 for a reason.

I see it different..i would let a 5 yr old watch cause they probably think poppers relaxing your arsehole is a wet fart...13 yr olds know more and should be protected more.

AnnieK 10-07-2017 04:12 PM

I don't believe a word that comes out of simones mouth. Its funny to watch but I would want to wring her neck if I were in that house with her

SteveG2688 10-07-2017 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by JTM45 (Post 9437533)
Giving permission for your 10 year-old child to watch BB is bad enough but then insisting that your 5 year-old will be watching every single episode, including the one when she was talking about ''Poppers relaxing your asshole muscles'' is just demented. :laugh:

Obviously never heard of the 9pm watershed, or maybe she's just too dumb to understand what it meant.

Dreadful mess. Pityful parent.:facepalm:

I would imagine if her kids really are watching they would be watching the daytime repeat that is clean. I cant really complain i started watching big b when i was 11. I just didnt understand anything they were saying.

rionablue 11-07-2017 12:00 AM

In the early days there was nothing wrong with kids watching it but jesus above kids watching THIS SERIES with the absolutely disgusting language and talks of sexual exploits I don't know who in their right mind would allow their kids watch it. The last few years Marcus has to give a warning before every single section. Im sure her kids miss her but watching her on such an ADULT programme is ridiculous. Sorry but that's how I feel

Mystic Mock 11-07-2017 03:10 AM

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Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 9439421)
I see it different..i would let a 5 yr old watch cause they probably think poppers relaxing your arsehole is a wet fart...13 yr olds know more and should be protected more.

You would stop a 13 year old watching BB?

Niamh. 11-07-2017 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Mystic Mock (Post 9441404)
You would stop a 13 year old watching BB?

What's wrong with that?

Northern Monkey 11-07-2017 09:11 AM

She really wants her kids to watch her putting a slice of bread between her fat sweaty arse cheeks and hopping around like a feckin chicken.They'll turn out as ****ed as her

Jay28jay2 11-07-2017 10:21 AM

I've been watching Big Brother since I was very young, I doubt they'd understand what's going on

Beso 11-07-2017 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Mystic Mock (Post 9441404)
You would stop a 13 year old watching BB?

Umless you want a 13 yr old to watch a woman inserting a bottle in her fanny


Or a bloke shove a bananna up his arse...or some non descript northenerr waving his cock about then yes..yes i bloody would...cause im a good parent.

Niamh. 11-07-2017 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 9441694)
Umless you want a 13 yr old to watch a woman inserting a bottle in her fanny


Or a bloke shove a bananna up his arse...or some non descript northenerr waving his cock about then yes..yes i bloody would...cause im a good parent.

:laugh:

I have a 13 year old and he's not allowed watch. The odd time he'll sit with me on eviction night for a few minutes because it's usually tamer while they're doing the live show or if it's during a task or something

muchadoaboutnothing 11-07-2017 02:15 PM

I know some parents who only allow their children to watch the daytime version rather than the after 9pm stuff so it is possible that Simone does allow her kids to watch all episodes but without the swearing etc and that, I believe, is a responsible parent.

waterhog 11-07-2017 03:17 PM

I feel a quote is due and not a poem



judge not to be judged - ohhhhhhhhhhhhh dot where are you. chapter and verse please I forgot:shrug:

_baileys_ 11-07-2017 03:21 PM

I have to be honest the idea of anyone under 10 watching BB scares me.. what on earth are parents thinkng? are they the same parents that would buy a kid a computer with unrestricted internet access and allow them to do as they want without supervision ??

Parents should be parents (not best friends) protect them from certain things and let kids be kids not let them grow up too quickly watching/listening to hearing things which are inappropriate for their age teach them right from wrong and what is acceptable and what is not BB for under 10s NOT suitable in anyway shape or form

I know kids will learn swear words and things in school but they need to know its not accapetable or 'ok' to swear in general - same with gaming .. just because all of a kids friends are playing GTA doesn't mean I would let a kid anywhere near an 18 game that encourages violence and bad language and how to kick someones butt (putting it politely) you allow a kid to do what they want watch what they want at such and early age is that what they think is 'normal' kids need rules and guidance not freedom to become corrupted and the asbo's of tomorrow


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