01-03-2015, 01:08 AM
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Embarrassing for some...
My daughter in law Paula is going to the cinema tomorrow with her mum. They’re going to see ‘ Fifty Shades of Grey’OMG I read the books and all that sexual content would be too much for me on screen – she asked me if I wanted to join them but I declined.
It’s not something I would ever have wanted to watch with my mum or mother in law. I would have been much to embarrassed.
If anything remotely hinting at sex came on the TV, mum would switch it over if I was in the room…
How times have changed!
01-03-2015, 04:59 AM
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Re: Embarrassing for some...
Originally Posted by carol
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My daughter in law Paula is going to the cinema tomorrow with her mum. They’re going to see ‘ Fifty Shades of Grey’OMG I read the books and all that sexual content would be too much for me on screen – she asked me if I wanted to join them but I declined.
It’s not something I would ever have wanted to watch with my mum or mother in law. I would have been much to embarrassed.
If anything remotely hinting at sex came on the TV, mum would switch it over if I was in the room…
How times have changed!
On the other hand there seems to be a more explicit violence on the screen now than then.
Do you think I am right or is my memory playing tricks on me?
01-03-2015, 08:14 AM
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Re: Embarrassing for some...
Originally Posted by Older git
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My lady friend is quite innocent despite having had 4 children. She was saying the other day that some of her friends were going to see it and did I know the film?No I replied -why waste your money when I could tie you up for free?
Nice one Older Git
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