Quartz Parchment Shears

One our new favorite shows to watch with the kids is "The Regular Show" on Cartoon Network. Now... let me preface this by saying... this is a show geared for OLDER kids... And by that I mean, they use the word "suck" a lot.

A LOT.

But, it's funny and for the most part, we haven't had to shield our kids away from any inappropriate content.

(Sidenote: I've had to shield my kids away from inappropriate language while watching the Biggest Loser lately. What's up with that?)

Anyway, I have to admit, I put up much resistance to the girls watching "The Regular Show" because I just didn't see any real redeeming "take away" messages from it.

(They weren't getting any redeeming "take away" messages from "The A-Team" either, but at least "The Regular Show" is only 7 minutes long vs. 50 minutes long... but I digress.)

That is, until I saw the episode entitled "First Day" and essentially, the two main characters (Mordecai and Rigby) are playing an endless game of "Rock, Paper and Scissors" when one of the fellow characters (Pops, who is a lollipop and is like reallllly old) referred to the game as "Quartz Parchment Shears".

I know, I know... not hilarious stuff... but it was funny and I still laugh about that episode.

So, set your DVR and after you put the kids to bed, take a peek at "The Regular Show". It's really kinda funny.