liveoaktx
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Tue Oct-12-04 02:00 PM
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F911 -Library question for those who have donated a copy/copies |
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I bought an extra copy this morning and want to donate it to the local library-I live in Texas. Since F911 is rated R, is there any reason a library might refuse to accept it or put it on the shelves? I don't want to give it to the library and have them not put it out.
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Tue Oct-12-04 02:03 PM
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1. Ask them. Also make sure that donations do not go to their |
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Tue Oct-12-04 02:04 PM
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about their other r-rated movies?
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Tue Oct-12-04 02:06 PM
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3. Not that I'm aware of, but are videos/DVD's in the adult area or... |
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...strictly in the children's section. Here in Orlando we have both, so they may restrict having it in the kids part of the library. What gave F9-11 an R rating, violence? Or do documentaries that convey the truth automatically get R vs PG?
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Tue Oct-12-04 02:07 PM
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4. I donated to the Rockwall County library |
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deep in the heart of Bush country. The folks there were very appreciative, telling me "we don't do censorship here." Very open-minded, and have found out it has been checked out.
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