[OOC] Myriad Reality

[Webmaster]

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I'm not talking about the drugs; I'm talking about the sexual content. And, yes, it was, but I asked--can it be avoided? Lately I've discarded a few things because I realised that their adverse content could not be reasonably avoided. IMDb's content advisory was enough for me to see that the same could be said of Breaking Bad. In fact, I can say the same thing of all other media which has had explicit sexual content that I have come across.

@Balance

I'm glad you have, considering my stance on it, but I don't trust content warnings to accurately portray what is contained. That is why I look it up.

[Balance]

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I'm glad you have, considering my stance on it, but I don't trust content warnings to accurately portray what is contained. That is why I look it up.

@Webmaster

I did look it up; IMDb has a parent's guide which lists most instances of content that parents might want to look out for--namely, sexual scenes, profanity, violence, and frightening/intense scenes. Breaking Bad's instances of the first were strong and did not seem particularly avoidable without exposing yourself to at least a few seconds of it.

[Webmaster]

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I did look it up; IMDb has a parent's guide which lists most instances of content that parents might want to look out for--namely, sexual scenes, profanity, violence, and frightening/intense scenes. Breaking Bad's instances of the first were strong and did not seem particularly avoidable without exposing yourself to at least a few seconds of it.

@Balance

Again, that list never portrays the truth.

[souleaterfan320]

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I did look it up; IMDb has a parent's guide which lists most instances of content that parents might want to look out for--namely, sexual scenes, profanity, violence, and frightening/intense scenes. Breaking Bad's instances of the first were strong and did not seem particularly avoidable without exposing yourself to at least a few seconds of it.

@Balance

I don't remember any sex scenes to be honest.

I also didn't watch the filler episodes either.

Yes, regular TV has those.

[Balance]

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Again, that list never portrays the truth.

@Webmaster

I thought you were talking about the general content advisory. But Common Sense Media and Plugged in also advise about the content.

[Webmaster]

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I thought you were talking about the general content advisory. But Common Sense Media and Plugged in also advise about the content.

@Balance

Again, at least for me, it needs to be explicit about what explicit content is contained. For all we know, it just means there was a kiss in one episode.

[Balance]

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Again, at least for me, it needs to be explicit about what explicit content is contained. For all we know, it just means there was a kiss in one episode.

@Webmaster

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0903747/parentalguide?ref_=tt_ql_8
It is quite clear.

[Webmaster]

@Balance
That's fair. I concede.

[Balance]

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LB: These bullets were meant to cripple Lizbeth. Fortunately, they aren't bound to her presence.
*Shoots the barrier, but a tear opens and the bullet exits on the other side, opening another tear immediately before it hits Nova's barrier and opens on the inside*

@Webmaster

A tear?

[Balance]

@Balance
That's fair. I concede.

@Webmaster

Yeah, I was kind of confused, because I thought that you were implying you had read the parent's guide for Breaking Bad and that you thought it didn't really detail much at all.

[Nimda]

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Yeah, I was kind of confused, because I thought that you were implying you had read the parent's guide for Breaking Bad and that you thought it didn't really detail much at all.

@Balance

I had not read it. I thought you were referring to the one phrase warning that the age ratings hold.

[Nimda]

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A tear?

@Balance

Tear in space. Portal.

[Balance]

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I had not read it. I thought you were referring to the one phrase warning that the age ratings hold.

@Nimda

Oh, no. Certainly not. I had always been referring to IMDb's (usually-ish) extensive parental advisory.

[Mammalia]

There's a new code, David; it started as Morse Code, which I translated to ENTSL/EFKRK/DRTAR/AESTD/TRA. I think everybody else was just throwing it into a morse code decoder, because it wasn't working well, and I know why: the morse code was written with hyphens, en dashes, and em dashes, probably as a result of some auto-correcting word processor, so people got a lot of unknown characters and oddities. I resolved them to get that, but now I don't know where to go from there.

[Galaxy Raider]

Just had an interesting discussion with my dad about the death penalty.

[Nimda]

There's a new code, David; it started as Morse Code, which I translated to ENTSL/EFKRK/DRTAR/AESTD/TRA. I think everybody else was just throwing it into a morse code decoder, because it wasn't working well, and I know why: the morse code was written with hyphens, en dashes, and em dashes, probably as a result of some auto-correcting word processor, so people got a lot of unknown characters and oddities. I resolved them to get that, but now I don't know where to go from there.

@Mammalia

I'm not home or with my computer right now.

Just had an interesting discussion with my dad about the death penalty.

@Galaxy Raider

Conclusion?

[Mammalia]

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I'm not home or with my computer right now.

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Conclusion?

@Nimda

Alas.

[Galaxy Raider]

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I'm not home or with my computer right now.

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Conclusion?

@Nimda

I convinced him that it was something that it was entirely unnecessary. I could get into the details if you wanted, but I'm on data right now.

[Nimda]

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I convinced him that it was something that it was entirely unnecessary. I could get into the details if you wanted, but I'm on data right now.

@Galaxy Raider

I'd support it more if they made it cost effective. As it is, it costs more than keeping a prisoner for life. If that were fixed, I would be 100% behind the death penalty.

[Galaxy Raider]

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I'd support it more if they made it cost effective. As it is, it costs more than keeping a prisoner for life. If that were fixed, I would be 100% behind the death penalty.

@Nimda

If I would have known that, I'd have said that myself and made the whole thing much simpler.