Posted on 03/16/2005 9:14:39 PM PST by Just Kimberly
How do I contact the ABC Television Network?
Mailing Address:
ABC, Inc.
500 S. Buena Vista Street
Burbank, CA 91521-4551
Phone number: (818) 460-7477
For ABC's Primetime and Daytime shows, as well as our Movies and Specials and ABC Sports: Audience Relations Department at netaudr@abc.com
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Love the doggerel :-).
We've raised two and are raising a third child. We limit and restrict our children's television watching. No trash allowed on the tube in our home, and that includes most sitcoms. No profane music allowed,either. I'm sure they are tempted away from home; they are human. Resisting temptation is a part of learning self-discipline.
I still believe that eliminating TV from the home would result in a net gain in family intelligence.
"We limit and restrict our children's television watching. No trash allowed on the tube in our home, and that includes most sitcoms. No profane music allowed,either. I'm sure they are tempted away from home; they are human. Resisting temptation is a part of learning self-discipline."
Jeff, thanks, good answer. We also have one 14 year old left at home. MTV, etc. blocked out. We keep a pretty good eye on what she watches. I often have to tell her to turn the channel...All we can do is try. It would be easier for us parents, however, if the stuff wasn't even on the TV to begin with. Pushing condom use tells the kids "since you can't control yourselves (or better, why control yourselves - live it up), here are some condoms"
Regards
"By not watching TV yourself."
Trust me, that DOES NOT work! I gave up TV for Lent (I wasn't really watching much anyway, so it wasn't too difficult) and my daughter still watches her "shows". Most of what she watches is Nick at Night and ABC Family Channel, etc.
I agree that we should set a good example, but that does not guarantee the results we desire. Monitoring the TV and setting a good example is the best we can do (and prayer!)
Regards
AMEN!!!
Strangers in the night
Exchanging rubbers.
This one's too tight,
Let me try another . . .
I guess condom ads are inevetible. After all the programming already sucks . . .
Hahahahahahahaha!
Something in your hand was bright and shiny
Little blue balloons? They were so tiny,
You said put one on,
Before you catch the flu!
Strangers in the night, estranged forever,
Could we get them on? No, not once, never.
They were much too tight
For strangers in the night.
Why, thank you, Maddie! See #32 :-)
ROTFL!!
My dad used to play "stranglers in the night" whenever he'd have gigs on Halloween.
OK, that does it. I'm going to lock the both of you into a padded cell........ either that or the Musicians Rest Home for Wacked-Out Lyricists....
Where seldom is heard
A (^*&%$#@*!!!!! word
Cuz I can't hurt myself when I play.
IMHO, it all started to go downhill when lawyers were permitted to advertise. ;-)
He started it!
WTF? Is a child's innocence sacred anymore? The people and organizations involved in the MSM must live in a dark and shallow world.
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