My WHOLE life? XXX
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hodie — 12 years ago(May 10, 2013 06:08 PM)
My WHOLE life? XXX
But I've been alive for a long time and there are a lot of boring stretches.
These days, the most risque thing I do is shower and watch TV in my underwear.
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Promontorium — 12 years ago(August 04, 2013 04:16 AM)
Everyone, every single human on Earth would be NC-17. Deal with it. The ratings are b.s.
I don't care how many drugs you don't use, or all the sex you don't have.
You have to use the toilet (NC-17). You shower (NC-17). Case closed.
Everything else is just icing on the NC-17 cake. Swear? Be in ear shot of people swearing? Use the internet? Get involved in adult situations?
NC-17!!!!!!!
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Wman1996 — 12 years ago(August 19, 2013 08:21 AM)
NC-17. People around me swear like sailors from time to time and I have sworn before. Just about everyone 15 and older would have a life rated NC-17.
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ndsopranorocker — 12 years ago(October 13, 2013 09:06 AM)
The King's Speech got rated R for 'Strong Language' in the scene where
Bertie swears repeatedly in his therapist's office because it is noted that he does not stutter when he swears.
There was a PG-13 version released without that scenemainly, it got a PG-13 for smoking, at that point. I wish this documentary had been released in 2011, or re-done to include The King's Speech. -
adrohdyte — 11 years ago(August 13, 2014 07:27 AM)
So now they were guilty of violating a parent safety child law instead? But, the clerk is permitted as an adult if they can take proper id from age safety children, without an adult; still NC-17? But, that showing is rated R in the motion picture industry, and not NC-17; because no id is needed from a child if they are with an adult?
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ultimatenexus — 11 years ago(August 06, 2014 03:38 PM)
NC-17 for some graphic violent images, pervasive strong language, sexual content and graphic nudity, some drug content, and some anti-social behaviour.
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adrohdyte — 11 years ago(August 13, 2014 07:04 AM)
Is this something that can come with criminal charges if you are the manufactuer of a product and it is sold to a minor, as it's like a product guarntee that it won't fall into the hands of minors? After a product is manufactured you are still liable by certain safety regulations and laws, showing that you are a responsible vendor? And, if that right to permit had been violated,you can also loose your license or product vendor number & get sued? Whether the MPAA had rated it or not on motion picture charges?
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ultimatenexus — 11 years ago(August 13, 2014 08:23 AM)
You talk as if my life is a pornographic anarchist threat to society or something.
I doubt anyone would be dumb enough to sell my life to a minor anyway. I mostly just sit around and think unhappy thoughts with a big imagination, and I write stories with lots of violence and stuff. The nudity's just because well you gotta pee sometime.
I also swear a lot.
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ultimatenexus — 11 years ago(October 30, 2014 09:42 PM)
I hate them so much. But I'm also obsessed with ratings (kind of a paradox, I know; I organize most of my DVDs by Canadian and American ratings unless I have more than three films from the same director or starring one of my favourite actors, which I group together it's an OCD hobby of mine)
We don't need their ratings or their oppressive, hypocritical little attitudes and I hope they're disbanded (I know THAT'LL be the day) and replaced by a system that doesn't force the crap they do on filmmakers just to get them released to mainstream audiences.
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