he has a tiny head.

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We like the world of insanity....makes things more interesting.

But it's serious Hugh, I've been to parties where there were kids under 15, drinking alcohol. Even if they don't buy the product, they will still see it and maybe be affected by it.

Also, his elbow is about of place.

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To those who understand, I extend my hand
To the doubtful I demand, take me as I am
Not under your command, I know where I stand
I won't change to fit your plan, Take me as I am!

~DT

I'm not talking alco pops and i was drinking then too...however i'm saying you cant justify complaining about something till you got to the trouble of changing your buying habits.

I couldn't agree more. Not buying the toys is the first essential step. The second one would be parents putting their foot down good and hard when they're kids want to be 'cool'. Like for instance, if you know your daughter is 12 years old and it's wrong for her to dress up like a tramp, then why are you just sitting around instead of doing something about it? Why are you buying those sexy clothes for them and allowing them to go out wearing more make up than their own mother does?

It's like the people who complain about video games. Yes there are some that promote alot of bad messages and their some heroes which are horrendous role models, but it's not the video games fault. It's fact that parents never teach their kids the importance of not copying what they see.

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It's not only about the product! It's also the marketing that sends all these images of sexuality! You cannot control what your kids see, these days... Like, what is popular now? Nudity, being "open", etc... Being open doesn't mean you have to have sex with everybody, but it's still this image that is sent by the medias...