Posted by Doug Jacobs on 05/11/07 21:34

In alt.video.dvd Useful Info <useful_inf@yahoo.com> wrote:
> You might have thought they'd never try to redeem themselves.

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This is considered "good"? I've got mixed feelings about this...

While some states have started to really crack down on smoking in public
places (like California), other places haven't (like Michigan.)

So, how exactly is something kids are potentially exposed to everyday in
real-life now considered "R"?

Are we going to do the same for alcohol usage as well? Note that this
would make movies like E.T. "R"....

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