[ my edit] 71.206.76.157 (Talk) (273 bytes) (→"This episode is not to be confused with the Season 6 episode "Red Hot Catholic Love", in which people literally begin eating with their butts.": new section)
23:26, 19 July 2008 L0b0t (Talk | contribs) (46 bytes) (Undid revision 226705009 by 71.206.76.157 (talk) that was not needed)
Oh, but it was.
And since it seems that sometimes those who spend more time than me on Wikipedia feel that a sense of humor and a reputable encyclopedia cannot exist within a city block of one another, I reproduce this anonymously saved excerpt from the talk page of
Video game controversy:
"I just removed a piece of vandalism that somehow deserves to be saved for posterity. The whole section Criticism related to children's social development was replaced with the following text:
In light of recent scandals, fear that children would be morally scarred for life by beating hookers in some games or for the way some games glorify murder and sex, the US Government, as an alternative to "censorship" passed the "Parenting Act" at the beginning of the country's history, which allows any parent or legal guardian of a child to restrict and/or allow the use of videogames and any other form of media or entertainment. This controversial move to allow "parenting" in every American household was met with its own criticisms, particularly from Anti-video game groups who believe that "parenting" cannot solve the threat video games pose to a child's soul.
213.47.127.75 13:43, 21 March 2007 (UTC)"
[ my edit] 71.206.76.157 (Talk) (273 bytes) (→"This episode is not to be confused with the Season 6 episode "Red Hot Catholic Love", in which people literally begin eating with their butts.": new section)
23:26, 19 July 2008 L0b0t (Talk | contribs) (46 bytes) (Undid revision 226705009 by 71.206.76.157 (talk) that was not needed)
Oh, but it was.
And since it seems that sometimes those who spend more time than me on Wikipedia feel that a sense of humor and a reputable encyclopedia cannot exist within a city block of one another, I reproduce this anonymously saved excerpt from the talk page of
Video game controversy:
"I just removed a piece of vandalism that somehow deserves to be saved for posterity. The whole section Criticism related to children's social development was replaced with the following text:
In light of recent scandals, fear that children would be morally scarred for life by beating hookers in some games or for the way some games glorify murder and sex, the US Government, as an alternative to "censorship" passed the "Parenting Act" at the beginning of the country's history, which allows any parent or legal guardian of a child to restrict and/or allow the use of videogames and any other form of media or entertainment. This controversial move to allow "parenting" in every American household was met with its own criticisms, particularly from Anti-video game groups who believe that "parenting" cannot solve the threat video games pose to a child's soul.
213.47.127.75 13:43, 21 March 2007 (UTC)"