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OK, What had happened was, I saw salad fingers.
some of it.

I thought RYland, my son, would like it. He likes really weird shit like me. He's 4.

Apparently I didn t watch enough of it to realize that in one f the episods my son watched he was sittin in a pool of blood. then there was a part where he put his finger through a nail, and

idk is there more fucked up episodes or


bottom line, should I let my 4 year old son watch salad fingers?

 

No.. but you can let him watch Cheech and Chongs N-ice Dreams though.. its about Ice Cream...

 

I remember Ren and Stimpy, which I used to love watching when baked, It was very popular, but I couldnt believe parents would let their kids watch it, some of the shit on that show

 

haha. in the end its up to you what you let him watch....i probably wouldn't let my kid watch salad fingers until they were a little bit older though. some of that shit is WIERD!....although you said he likes weird things, i feel as though salad fingers is a little inappropriate for a 4 year old.

 

uh probably not

 

I'd let my son watch it simply for the fact I really don't think a 4 year old would get it.

 

Ill have to look it up..I never heard of this show

 

ok..now I remember with a quick youtube search


Id say NO...definitely not good for a 4 year old mind

 

What the hell episode of Salad Fingers did you watch that made you think that one was a good idea?


I got my girl a Salad Fingers shirt for Christmas once and she spilled something on it before I ever even saw her in it

 

a 4 year old DOES NOT NEED TV....buy him a coloring book,crayons,scissors.glue,some craft stuff...

In early childhood learning is largely experiential, imitative and sensory-based.[21] The education emphasizes learning through practical activities.[22]

 

If I ever have a kid I'll spend like 5 years turning it into a genius. I'd film it all to so when it's older it can see how much I worked to make them smart.... Then they can pay me back with a little bit of their Lawyer/Doctor/Brain Surgeon money.

 

You might be pleasantly surprised if you play Sponge Bob for him and yourself AFTER you've smoked a fatty of the kind.

 

totally agreed. buy him lego's, puzzles, books, building blocks, play dough, crossword puzzles, I spy books, where is waldo, and make sure you play ball with him. take him for walks on trails.

anything but television. if you want him to use electronics. then have him play a video game. or a website like neopets or runescape. that way he is using his brain not just sitting around staring at a TV.

 

Age appropriate television is fine. There's nothing wrong with a little vegging out in front of the boob tube. Salad Fingers is not appropriate, however.

Always amazes me that people equate watching a little TV with being dumb.

 

I agree, some things you can watch with your child and talk to them about it but some things are scary and are just gonna give them nightmares!

My daughter's first words were 'scully" and "mulder"

 

you obviously watch too much tv...there is mountains of evidence that you are WRONG....... please search it and you will see

 

Salad Fingers is definitely NOT Sesame Street.

 

WTF that is like the strangest show ever. The people who made it must of been on some serious drugs while making it.

 

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Just don't let him watch Superjail.