How strange! I can't think of any reasonable reason why music would play only for you when you visit getDare. What sort of music is it? Do you have internet radio open in the background maybe? Have you tried running your virus scanner? Have you tried resetting your RAM routing back-burner config (I'm assuming your on a Windows PC)?

Can you post a screen-shot of what you are seeing if there is anything strange?

Turn your speakers on mute. Or like said above, earplugs. And when that doesn't work time to check into the mental ward

Music? Oh you mean that soothing melody in the background with hypnotic flute, calming harp and subliminally suggestive chanting? No I don’t hear a thing on my computer. Maybe Depp is sending it just to your computer in an attempt to keep you pacified.

Another possibility is that you have a faulty sound card emitting white noise. As you sit there bored and stare vacantly into your monitor for hours you start hearing things.

No offense Loke, but not really.

The only time I hear music while on getdare is when I am playing my own.

URGENT UPDATE: I hear music now. I hear Free Bird. Oh wait, I have iTunes open...

I do hear music- but i'm playing music- so that would make sense...

Could mean you have a virus. (Not on your computer- you personally)

Best thing to do is to put earplugs in- problem solved.

Your parents view obviously differs from that of the Bible. OR maybe they don’t let you read those books in the Bible either.

Read the book of Song of Solomon.
In fact there are a lot of passages in the Bible that you simply can’t understand unless you have understanding about sex.

There's no right or wrong way to bring up a child. Obviously, to the extremes, there is, but, other than that, it's preference.

Statistically, it has been determined that children who learn about sex at a younger age are generally less likely to perform sexual acts on a whim, provided of course the education they receive in that respect is mature and intelligent.

I personnally think it is responsible to teach children to protect themselves from pregnancy, sexual diseases, or even sexual predators.

What age? I believe that when children start to inquire, it is both the parents' responsibility and the school's to educate in matters of sexuality. I'm not talking about being graphic here - I'm talking about letting kids know that it is all right to ask questions and to be given straight answers.

How did you feel, Loke, when you asked your parents about these things at first, and they turned you down, saying you were too young to know about these things? Perhaps you were content with their attitude, but most kids aren't, and if parents of school will not provide answers, most kids will go to their friends (and other less scrupulous resources) to find out. You might have been able to cope with it, and if so, all the better for you, but how many more kids learned the hard way and would have been better off being warned about these things by their parents?

Ok... here is my little take on this......

I went to Catholic school from the time I was in Kindergarten till 12th grade. My parents were very open with me and my sister and when we asked a question my parents answered with age appropriate responses.

I have worked with children for the past 5 years now from the age range to kindergarten to 6th grade and you would be surprised what children know today... I have heard these children talk about some stuff that I would have never even thought of when I was little.

This is because of them media today and what shows these children watch. So my opinion is that parents should be open to the questions of their children and give age appropriate responses. I'm not saying telling a 6 year old about sex but if they ask where a baby comes from tell them that a baby comes from a mommy's belly because if you hide stuff from children they will find out a way to find it out and it might not be the correct information.

Amen! I'm glad someone is here to tell everyone that their way of life is the only normal and sane one. Praise be unto the LORD!

It is the parents right to keep students out of sexual education programs, especially in public schools. However, there is child handbook that says, You should teach children about sex at age (whatever). That is based on families and morals. However, sooner or later most likely, they will learn, especially if they wish to reproduce. Some families can wait. Others can't. Most choose to teach earlier so mistakes can't/won't happen without the children or teenagers knowing the consequences. Some hide up by choosing abortions. However, more and more states are making laws saying you cannot get one with out parental consent until age 16 or 18. That is why most find in necessary.

Well considering males start puberty at age 11, it is normal to teach a young person about sex. Parents can't say you came from the baby factory (I made that up myself) forever.

Kids are curious. Many of the kids I teach at work know where babies come from.

What makes your parents way the correct way? From experience, my parents would admit that they messed up on teaching me. However, when it comes to sexual education, the situation differs for each person. There is not set way, as each situation is different.

Loke edit: MBP is amazing!