Hold the phone! You're taking this all wrong. I'm not aiming anything at you. This commercial is similar to Psycho- you never see her actually get stabbed, but you know it happens. Yes, you effectively see her hit by the car, but its not like you see blood splattering everywhere and mangled flesh; (yes you see her cut…

Came here to say that too.

I'm tellin' you, if this thing gets built, I'm going to its unveiling. It will be my first time in Detroit.

What man? That was sarcasm about the happily ever after, because it certainly isn't the way the world works.

I entirely understand your post. But what did he learn? The he should stay out of the road. At two! You're doing alright; you're not the parenting set I am thinking of. I am thinking, however, that at the youngest, that girl is in kindergarten, and probably more like 2nd grade. She is probably 6-8yrs old.

Wait, why is it so bad to explain real world consequences of your actions to children? Is that not your job as a parent? What it says to me is that society has forgotten that you are accountable for your actions.

Rare, that I would say this, but am a bit disappointed by initial responses here.

About damn time. I passed an erratic driver on a phone a while back, a right-lane-pass on a 3-lane expressway. I topped 14mph over the speed limit, and then saw the trooper.

And if she got off on all of it, you could find it on Fleshbot.

A flop.

Thats one of those, "When you see it, you'll sh*t bricks" moments.

drhousedowant.jpg, jimp.jpeg, et al.

Where's all the coke?!

No really, before my mom gets home.

Apparently they didn't get the memo.

Matt! I expected instant spring break, a corona commercial, drunk turtles, and vehicular carnage!

I always thought the Apollo -was- pretty, in a form follows function sort of way.

@Random Task: Cheers to you good sir.

So. Ok. Hang on.