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gimp80995 · Post by **gimp80995** » Tue Apr 12, 2005 10:24 am

I've been thinking it over.........

I have never heard a senario where a kid has a question, and the adult they ask DOSEN'T know the answer.

I don't recall (though I'm sure such exists) a situation where an adult tells a kid they were wrong.

I don't remember any specific situations where an adult admits (to a kid) that they've made mistakes themselves.

any others you guys noticed (or corrections to my list)?

Peace Out

-Gimp

Sarah · Post by **Sarah** » Tue Apr 12, 2005 10:29 am

I don't recall (though I'm sure such exists) a situation where an adult tells a kid they were wrong.

I don't remember any specific situations where an adult admits (to a kid) that they've made mistakes themselves.

I'd say that the episodes "Shining Armor" have to do with both of these. I just listened to it last night, which is how i know. XD

Jason told Luis that he was wrong to blow up that building. And jason also said that he was wrong to try and act like God, or something like that.

I can't think of any right now... I'll probably come up with some soon though.

Sarah

gimp80995 · Post by **gimp80995** » Tue Apr 12, 2005 10:37 am

Sarah wrote:
I don't recall (though I'm sure such exists) a situation where an adult tells a kid they were wrong.

I don't remember any specific situations where an adult admits (to a kid) that they've made mistakes themselves.
I'd say that the episodes "Shining Armor" have to do with both of these. I just listened to it last night, which is how i know. XD

Jason told Luis that he was wrong to blow up that building. And jason also said that he was wrong to try and act like God, or something like that.

I can't think of any right now... I'll probably come up with some soon though.

Sarah

Ah.......good point.

I had forgotten about that ep...........don't know how I could since that album is one I listen to the most frequently.

Peace Out

-Gimp

Sarah · Post by **Sarah** » Tue Apr 12, 2005 10:41 am

gimp80995 wrote:
Sarah wrote:
I don't recall (though I'm sure such exists) a situation where an adult tells a kid they were wrong.

I don't remember any specific situations where an adult admits (to a kid) that they've made mistakes themselves.
I'd say that the episodes "Shining Armor" have to do with both of these. I just listened to it last night, which is how i know. XD

Jason told Luis that he was wrong to blow up that building. And jason also said that he was wrong to try and act like God, or something like that.

I can't think of any right now... I'll probably come up with some soon though.

Sarah
Ah.......good point. I had forgotten about that ep...........don't know how I could since that album is one I listen to the most frequently.

Peace Out

-Gimp

Heh, yeah... I usually skip past that one, since the spanglish in it drives me crazy!

I'm trying to listen to all of the episodes from the very begining of the whole novacom saga.

It doesn't really have to do anything with novacom, but it was in the album, so I decided to listen to it.

Sarah

Jonathan · Post by **Jonathan** » Tue Apr 12, 2005 11:56 am

Every once in a while I listen to everything in order which takes several months, and is a bigger project now that I have them all.

-Jonathan

Me · Post by Me » Tue Apr 12, 2005 12:24 pm

Whit has also admitted in several episodes that he has made mistakes with the way he deals with his family.

gimp80995 · Post by **gimp80995** » Tue Apr 12, 2005 4:24 pm

Me wrote:Whit has also admitted in several episodes that he has made mistakes with the way he deals with his family.

I was thinking he did........I knew he admitted such to Jana (who I guess qualifies as a "kid" even though she's grown as she's his kid), but I wasn't sure that was true with any other characters.

Peace Out

-Gimp

Chandler · Post by **Chandler** » Wed Apr 13, 2005 12:36 am

Sarah wrote:Heh, yeah... I usually skip past that one, since the spanglish in it drives me crazy!

I know a guy who talks just like they do on the tapes... big words in English but smaller words like "and," "but," and "or" he says "y," "pero," and "o."

The show called "Missing Person" was originally produced as "Harley Takes the Case." On it he explains to Steve Larson that he (Harley) once ran away when he was young. Isaac fills that role in the later show.
Didn't Colby Cabrera's dad admit to him that he was wrong in looking the other way with some of the stuff that Novacom did?
I think if you keep looking you'll find more examples.

Jonathan · Post by **Jonathan** » Wed Apr 13, 2005 1:02 am

Then there's A Matter of Obedience where Tom shares a story to a sunday school class about when he goofed up by disobeying his Dad.

-Jonathan