Enough already...

I got a survey last week asking my opionion of a new video game marketed to players over 17. It sounded neet until the graphic discriptions of the games' violence. Then it sounded like a real problem, because no 17 year old will be playing it. Kids in my classroom will. And they don't know the difference. And their parents, trying to make their children happy, won't have known, because the cryptic ratings system is defective. Who'se fault is it, then, that we have children learning to be killers? I overheard 5th grade children once talking about how cool Grand Theft Auto Vice City is when you start shooting up all of the buildings in Miami then you kill the pimp and slap the prostitute and (I may be embelishing, but you get the idea.) The glee in the childs eye when describing the scenario was truly chilling. Enough.

Fun site: www.george-says.com : make the president say what he's really saying anyway, then get it on a magnet.