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This scene was incredibly strong in Norway back in the days, speaking as a then-teenager there.

• harel 4y ago
  These days this would not fly... The risk of dropping a kid at some stranger's house all alone with a few floppies or tapes in this day and age could get a parent a stern visit from social services. But it was acceptable in the 80s...
  • em-bee 4y ago
    nonsense. as soon as i have an address and a name, they are not a stranger anymore. i know exactly where my kids are, and no social services can tell me who i am allowed to trust and associate with.
    • harel 4y ago
      I think you missed the jesting tone this was written in, but it's ok, I blame the font selection. It's too serious. ;-)
      • em-bee 4y ago
        heh, sorry, a wink or /s would have helped. the problem is that i believe there are people who actually think that way. reality is stranger than fiction.
        • harel 4y ago
          That it is indeed...