When watching movies with your parents...

[Deja Q]

So on Sunday CBS was going to air "What Women Want".

They kept airing the one clip where what's-her-name thinks out loud "I just looked at his crotch".

That seemed embarrassing, what me listening this with my parents. (alone, I would think it's an expected comment.)

So, when we get to that scene in the actual movie? Helen Hunt then says "I just looked at his PENIS"!!!!!!

Good grief. Even if I had watched this movie alone, the line seems unnerving. "crotch" seemed far more tasteful and funny.

The movie was reasonably good, with great moments, until the end when Hollywood pulls a typical Hollywuss and everybody has a happy ending. :eyes: x( The ending ruined what was otherwise a decent film.

[greatauntoftriplets]

1. I may be decrepit...

but my parents took me to see all the movies my friends never saw as a kid. I had enlightened parents. :D

[DuctapeFatwa]

2. As you get older you will realize

That at least one of your biological parents very probably has a penis.

Little realizations like that can make all the difference.

[Djinn]

3. I have the opposit problem

It sometimes seems my Dad has decided that it's his life's work to completely embarrass his children - one incident I remember with particular mortification was in the supermarket check out queue when I was about 15 - dad grabbed a girly mag from the display and started loudly commentating on the models "pro's and con's" - my mum who I expected a bit of support from pissed herself laughing and the check out chick tried hard not to join in.

Generally if I watch something with my folks they end up calling ME a prude!

[DuctapeFatwa]

4. LOL well you are making your parents laugh. That's good for their hearts

And making people laugh is an Official Good Deed in most major religions. :)