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Why so serious? Have a laugh!: The Darth Raichu show

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26 minutes ago, TheOrcKing said:

 

side question...did anyone else think that's too vulgar language for such a young child?

I am thinking I'm a bit of a prude, especially when it comes to language

yes. I would not want my child talking like that. Just my opinion.

But it is funny as Sh*t.

Edited by Gonkalin

3 hours ago, $20 on joe vs dan said:

side question...did anyone else think that's too vulgar language for such a young child?

I am thinking I'm a bit of a prude, especially when it comes to language

It's one of those parental decisions of whether to allow your child to use profanity or not. In our house, we decided not to filter our choice of words and allow them to use them in the house, but we taught them that there is a time and place for everything. They understand when it's ok and when it's not appropriate. 

Example: I call stupid drivers jacka$$es when I see them. I was driving my 4yo son home from preschool one day, and I growled when a driver cut me off. My son appropriately responded by saying, "That guy was a jacka$$!" I laughed out loud.

We've never had any problems with them cussing in public.

Edited by oneknightr

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