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I wasn't allowed to watch The Power Rangers growing up.
Same. Lol.
Although I don't think I missed much..
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You totally missed out! That's all we would do in 1st, 2nd, 3rd grade...pretend to be Power Rangers 
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^ Yeah, I agree. I couldn't care less that I missed out.
Although...I confess. I did sneak a couple episodes. Lol.
Although...I confess. I did sneak a couple episodes. Lol.
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I wasn't allowed to watch The Power Rangers growing up.
You were deprived. The original was the greatest show no earth! That was my routine after school when I was a kid, Batman than Power Rangers.
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You were deprived. The original was the greatest show no earth! That was my routine after school when I was a kid, Batman than Power Rangers.
Pshht. ...My afternoon TV lineup was Gunsmoke at 1 pm, The Wild, Wild West at 2 pm, and then The Rifleman at 3 pm.
I wasn't allowed to watch Power Rangers, but shoot'em up westerns from the 60s were A-okay. 
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Yes. I was homeschooled. Lol. We were always done with school (at that age anyway) by noon-ish.
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hahaha poor Sharon and you're still messed up to this day...deprived of REAL, good shows. Power Rangers taught us about justice, true love and danger of the putty
and you're still messed up to this day...deprived of REAL, good shows. Power Rangers taught us about justice, true love and danger of the putty
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Her name was Lauren, we were in kindergarten. Though we were a "couple" throughout kindergarten and first grade. She moved to California after first grade, and I always wondered what happened to her.
My first "real" crush was named Madison in sixth grade. Pretty much every single guy age I had a thing for her at one point before we graduated. All but one of my good friends (who was one of us that did have a thing for her) from youth group ended up kissing her at some point. Before you get that impression, it was a very complication situation that I'm pretty sure I can't actually describe what exactly happened. She's married now to none of us.
My first "real" crush was named Madison in sixth grade. Pretty much every single guy age I had a thing for her at one point before we graduated. All but one of my good friends (who was one of us that did have a thing for her) from youth group ended up kissing her at some point. Before you get that impression, it was a very complication situation that I'm pretty sure I can't actually describe what exactly happened. She's married now to none of us.
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^ There's plenty of 'justice' being done in westerns from the 60s. Hahahaha. ...Plenty of lynch mobs, too. LOL.
Listen. I wasn't THAT deprived. I was allowed to watch Batman (and Batman Beyond) on Saturday morning.
Listen. I wasn't THAT deprived. I was allowed to watch Batman (and Batman Beyond) on Saturday morning.
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true, true^ There's plenty of 'justice' being done in westerns from the 60s. Hahahaha. ...Plenty of lynch mobs, too. LOL.
Listen. I wasn't THAT deprived. I was allowed to watch Batman (and Batman Beyond) on Saturday morning.
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^ There's plenty of 'justice' being done in westerns from the 60s. Hahahaha. ...Plenty of lynch mobs, too. LOL.
Listen. I wasn't THAT deprived. I was allowed to watch Batman (and Batman Beyond) on Saturday morning.
I wasn't even allowed to watch Batman.....
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What I hated are the times I snuck things and... they turned out to be boring. Lol, like I had to sneak the powerpuff girls a couple times and I had to sneak the Twilight series...
But neither of those were that great anyway.
As a little kid it sucks to finally get to read/watch something your friends think is wonderful but isn't allowed, just to find that it's not worth your time.
I thought grownups banned fun things, not stupid things.
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Okay, yeah...you were deprived then.
Powerpuff Girls were great.
But Dexter's Laboratory was THE best. At the time anyway...back in my day. Yes, I agree. But...in the case of Edward Scissorhands. That exceeded my expectations.
lol
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I loved Powerpuff Girls as a kid.
For some reason I was allowed to watch that. Anything with humor was pretty much ok.
Magical powers and stuff were bad, but raunchy comedic shows about sex were fine for some reason, lol.
For some reason I was allowed to watch that. Anything with humor was pretty much ok.
Magical powers and stuff were bad, but raunchy comedic shows about sex were fine for some reason, lol.
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Seems weird to me, superhero stuff was all about teaching morals, justice, and helping others and had narratives of good and evil.
Fantasy violence was A-Okay in my house. Rude/crude humor was not.
Fantasy violence was A-Okay in my house. Rude/crude humor was not.
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I know. It's funny to think about the differing strict standards of peoples childhoods.
I remember going to a Bible study where the parents hated rude/crude humor. The father especially hated me, since I was making rude/crude jokes all the time and was essentially poisoning his children's minds.
At the same time, they'd be allowed to watch movies like Harry Potter, and I was always too afraid to watch the movies with them.
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If I had any crushes prior to hitting junior high-school, they must not have been significant since I don't remember any.
Since then quite a few, but the names and the stories shall remain undisclosed
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