torrid said:
Not the first, but the most memorable had to be H.O.T.S. and the strip football huddle.
I believe Honey, O'Hara and Sam. I don't recall the name of T.
VaterAg said:
Maybe not the first time, but a memorable time was watching Romeo and Juliet as a freshman in high school. We had just finished reading the play and our cute English teacher played the movie on a vcr over 3 the next 2-3 class days. The day before she said day 1 would have "a little bit of nudity" and if you were uncomfortable, just don't show up to class the first day.
Of course, not one kid missed class the next day.
There is no way that would fly today.
torrid said:
If a kid accidentally see boobs, and it is just boobs, putting your hand in front of their eyes probably does more harm than good. They've already seen the boobs, and now they are just going to be even more confused about sex.
Ryan the Temp said:torrid said:
If a kid accidentally see boobs, and it is just boobs, putting your hand in front of their eyes probably does more harm than good. They've already seen the boobs, and now they are just going to be even more confused about sex.
My mom used to go to a nudist resort and she'd take me and my sister (we remained clothed for obvious reasons), so I guess I wasn't brought up thinking the naked body always had sexual connotations.
Ryan the Temp said:torrid said:
If a kid accidentally see boobs, and it is just boobs, putting your hand in front of their eyes probably does more harm than good. They've already seen the boobs, and now they are just going to be even more confused about sex.
My mom used to go to a nudist resort and she'd take me and my sister (we remained clothed for obvious reasons), so I guess I wasn't brought up thinking the naked body always had sexual connotations.
DG-Ag said:Ryan the Temp said:torrid said:
If a kid accidentally see boobs, and it is just boobs, putting your hand in front of their eyes probably does more harm than good. They've already seen the boobs, and now they are just going to be even more confused about sex.
My mom used to go to a nudist resort and she'd take me and my sister (we remained clothed for obvious reasons), so I guess I wasn't brought up thinking the naked body always had sexual connotations.
This post might deserve its own thread. Lots to unpack here possibly!
Ryan the Temp said:DG-Ag said:
This post might deserve its own thread. Lots to unpack here possibly!
Not really. I think it was her way of fostering a healthy, non-sexual approach to nudity.
SgtBarbarossa said:
How old were you at the time?
torrid said:VaterAg said:
Maybe not the first time, but a memorable time was watching Romeo and Juliet as a freshman in high school. We had just finished reading the play and our cute English teacher played the movie on a vcr over 3 the next 2-3 class days. The day before she said day 1 would have "a little bit of nudity" and if you were uncomfortable, just don't show up to class the first day.
Of course, not one kid missed class the next day.
There is no way that would fly today.
They showed the movie in my English class and parents complained.
SJEAg said:torrid said:VaterAg said:
Maybe not the first time, but a memorable time was watching Romeo and Juliet as a freshman in high school. We had just finished reading the play and our cute English teacher played the movie on a vcr over 3 the next 2-3 class days. The day before she said day 1 would have "a little bit of nudity" and if you were uncomfortable, just don't show up to class the first day.
Of course, not one kid missed class the next day.
There is no way that would fly today.
They showed the movie in my English class and parents complained.
I recall Clash of the Titans in my 7th grade class causing quite a reaction. And not nudity, but Glory. Think that would fly even less today in schools - not the violence but the N word being flung around all over the place.
SJEAg said:torrid said:VaterAg said:
Maybe not the first time, but a memorable time was watching Romeo and Juliet as a freshman in high school. We had just finished reading the play and our cute English teacher played the movie on a vcr over 3 the next 2-3 class days. The day before she said day 1 would have "a little bit of nudity" and if you were uncomfortable, just don't show up to class the first day.
Of course, not one kid missed class the next day.
There is no way that would fly today.
They showed the movie in my English class and parents complained.
I recall Clash of the Titans in my 7th grade class causing quite a reaction. And not nudity, but Glory. Think that would fly even less today in schools - not the violence but the N word being flung around all over the place.
SJEAg said:torrid said:VaterAg said:
Maybe not the first time, but a memorable time was watching Romeo and Juliet as a freshman in high school. We had just finished reading the play and our cute English teacher played the movie on a vcr over 3 the next 2-3 class days. The day before she said day 1 would have "a little bit of nudity" and if you were uncomfortable, just don't show up to class the first day.
Of course, not one kid missed class the next day.
There is no way that would fly today.
They showed the movie in my English class and parents complained.
I recall Clash of the Titans in my 7th grade class causing quite a reaction. And not nudity, but Glory. Think that would fly even less today in schools - not the violence but the N word being flung around all over the place.
torrid said:VaterAg said:
Maybe not the first time, but a memorable time was watching Romeo and Juliet as a freshman in high school. We had just finished reading the play and our cute English teacher played the movie on a vcr over 3 the next 2-3 class days. The day before she said day 1 would have "a little bit of nudity" and if you were uncomfortable, just don't show up to class the first day.
Of course, not one kid missed class the next day.
There is no way that would fly today.
They showed the movie in my English class and parents complained.
Peter Piper said:torrid said:VaterAg said:
Maybe not the first time, but a memorable time was watching Romeo and Juliet as a freshman in high school. We had just finished reading the play and our cute English teacher played the movie on a vcr over 3 the next 2-3 class days. The day before she said day 1 would have "a little bit of nudity" and if you were uncomfortable, just don't show up to class the first day.
Of course, not one kid missed class the next day.
There is no way that would fly today.
They showed the movie in my English class and parents complained.
I was either in 9th or 10th grade and the sub brought "Johnny Be Good" and popped it in the TV. I'm not sure if he knew there was a nude scene in the move but someone snitched on him and we got a different sub the next day.
SJEAg said:torrid said:VaterAg said:
Maybe not the first time, but a memorable time was watching Romeo and Juliet as a freshman in high school. We had just finished reading the play and our cute English teacher played the movie on a vcr over 3 the next 2-3 class days. The day before she said day 1 would have "a little bit of nudity" and if you were uncomfortable, just don't show up to class the first day.
Of course, not one kid missed class the next day.
There is no way that would fly today.
They showed the movie in my English class and parents complained.
I recall Clash of the Titans in my 7th grade class causing quite a reaction. And not nudity, but Glory. Think that would fly even less today in schools - not the violence but the N word being flung around all over the place.
bonfarr said:SJEAg said:torrid said:VaterAg said:
Maybe not the first time, but a memorable time was watching Romeo and Juliet as a freshman in high school. We had just finished reading the play and our cute English teacher played the movie on a vcr over 3 the next 2-3 class days. The day before she said day 1 would have "a little bit of nudity" and if you were uncomfortable, just don't show up to class the first day.
Of course, not one kid missed class the next day.
There is no way that would fly today.
They showed the movie in my English class and parents complained.
I recall Clash of the Titans in my 7th grade class causing quite a reaction. And not nudity, but Glory. Think that would fly even less today in schools - not the violence but the N word being flung around all over the place.
Clash of the Titans had the N word in it? Who dropped it, Medusa?
You sure that wasn't Remember the Titans?
