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7 comments:
I've seen this before--and still I wonder, "Did they have to use a girl with downs?" Kudos for the realistic look of the blood.
Favorite line: It does not go in the waste basket.
I believe the line is "It does not go in the toilet." and I think it was made to teach girls with downs. Nobody teaches normal children with that much repetition.
The blood scene is truly terrifying. I love at the end when the dad says "Jill, I have a question for you. What do you do with the old pad with all the blood on it?" Oh dear...
do doggies have periods?
One starving musician came by feeling awkward and said: That was truly horrifying. I'll never be the same after that. Never.
j.e.
I'm so disturbed.
Does that happen to all girls or just ones with downs?
At our house we throw them out the nearest window. The wild things or our dogs eat them or use them to make a nest. Plus the dogs know our scents and are more loyal.
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