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I should be proud, right?

VickiSept2006VickiSept2006 member
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That my 10 year old niece is Team Jacob, and not into the creppy sparkly skin guy?   She told me this right after she friended me on facebook  Undecided  
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    FallinAgainFallinAgain
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    Well, he's less manipulative and controlling, but he does "imprint" on a toddler.  Points for not following the crowd though.
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    salimoosalimoo
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    They let 10 year olds on facebook?
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    tarafiretarafire
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    Stupid Twilight ruining child-minds. And I was also unaware 10 year olds could have a facebook.
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    SarahBethBRSarahBethBR member
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    In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_snarky-brides_should-proud-right?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20BoardsForum:17Discussion:a531f9b8-203b-450c-b178-7f471cc7436cPost:0edfe88a-82cf-42fd-bb92-55667701ef7c">Re: I should be proud, right?</a>:
    [QUOTE]They let 10 year olds on facebook?
    Posted by salimoo[/QUOTE]

    Technically they can't.  I'm guessing that's why my 11 year old cousin has her school listen as XX County High School.

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    salimoosalimoo
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    Yeah, COPPA says 13. I say 16 should be the absolute youngest and that's with heavy parental supervision and a super-stealth lockdown profile that the parent has access to.
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    VickiSept2006VickiSept2006 member
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    I agree, I was really surprised that she is on facebook.  My sister-in-law tends to be really protective, so I don't understand. 
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    noisy_penguinnoisy_penguin
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    Please tell me the 10 year old didn't read the last book. Please please please.

    Though, maybe the horrifying baby eating its way out of the womb will scare young girls into abstinence.

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    VickiSept2006VickiSept2006 member
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    I don't think she has read the book Noisy.  Maybe I'll make her read it when she is 14.
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    noisy_penguinnoisy_penguin
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    Okay. That makes me feel a lot better. When she starts showing serious interest in boys you should give her the 4th book and tell her that the birth scene is how all babies are born, despite what she's heard.

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    tarafiretarafire
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    Wait a Twilight book has a baby eating it's way out of a womb? Tell me more, NP.
    I thought Twilight was more soft core vampire porn, but this womb eating has grabbed my attention. I must admit, I still hate Twilight...

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    _Fenton_Fenton
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    Tara, I said the same thing.  I don't go for weepy teen love, but a vampire baby chowing down on uterus lining?  Now that's more my style.
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