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by Egico is now Egioz on August 15th, 2007

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My 10 year old complains that 2 hours of screen time a day (screens include TV, game systems and computer), is unfair as none of his friends have the same limit. This excludes homework assignments on the computer. What do you all think?

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  • by schoolstinks on January 30th, 2011

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    I THINK YOU ARE ABSOUTLY WRONG ABOUT EVERYTHING. THE MORE YOU TAKE FROM HIM THE WORSE HE WILL GET. YOU SHOULD NOW THAT THIS IS THE VIDEO GAMING GENERATION. YOU SHOULD SHUT UP AND LET HIM PLAY HIS GAME AND WATCH TV. IM 15, I USED TO GO OUTSIDE OFTEN, BUT WHEN WE STARTED MOVING, I LOST INTEREST IN GOING OUTSIDE DUE TO LACK OF ENVIORNMENT. THE LONGEST I'VE PLAYED VIDEO GAMES WAS PRETTY MUCH THE WHOLE DAY AND I'M STILL GETTING GOOD GRADES IN SCHOOL. TOO MANY PARENTS ARE BECOMING CONTROL FREAKS AS WELL AS THE EDUCATION SYSTEM. IF WE SWITCHED ROLES FOR A DAY, THEN YOU WILL SEE THE CRAP WE DEAL WITH EVERYDAY AND THINK TWICE FROM TAKING AWAY FROM OUR CHILDHOOD!

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