Nothing is sacred any more...

That sneaky kid there she goes robbing you of your power again. Ahhh the fate of parenting growing children. And thank God, if you are at all like me you're glad to let the choices go to someone else for a while.

I love Netflix! I have been with them from nearly their start. You used to be able to put up another queue. I did that with my grandson so he could have his own. Let them/her have their/her own, or her her own, and then yours won't be bothered and you both can see what you like. If you don't want to mess with new passwords and such just don't tell them/her and create your own new one for your self. That's what I would do.

Oh Oh.....that's what happens when the children start taking over....next thing you know she'll have you signed up for a nursing home! LOL..just kidding!

That's kind of funny. We do the Netflix thing.. and we get DVDs and watch a lot of the instant movies through the PS3. Well, the 4 year old has figured out how to watch Netflix movies on the PS3. This messes up the "suggestions for you" portions because he seems to watch more Netflix than anyone else, so all I see is "Because you liked Go Diego Go season 1.. we think you'll like these..." The 4 year old has also figured out how to search for things on Netflix on the PS3.. so once in awhile I'll find something on my queue that I know nobody but one of the kids could have added.. like Justice League, Batman.. Diego! I keep a very close eye on my queue and if I see something questionable I have to ask the hubby if he added it or the kids.

The joy of having teenagers! You have one now and someday soon the twins will be! I do not envy people who have children,especially teenagers! I know children can be joy but there is never a dull moment with them!

Carrier of blond genes...traits will surface...so you have license to be dumb, without being a blond...

That's funny! Now your next step is to hide your laptop! LOL

never show them whaqt to do if ya dont want things changed lololol

We used to get Netflix and put some movies in queue also. I would not delete anything in the queue because my husband put most of them in there.

better watch the queue and the laptop. or you will never get to see what you like.

oh, the kids of today. sometimes they forget that we are the parents. they have to be reminded once in a while

Nope it won't be once they learn how to use the keyboard. Next time Dearra will say how come you said I could, lol

I agree with you, Netflix is great by the way too. Hey when she gets older and can pay for her OWN Subscription then she can pick out whatever she wants to watch until then You Pick the movies or take turns. I'm sure you guys can work something out. Not sure how old your Daughter is but she sounds like shes beginning that age, Where She thinks she has the world figured out and its no longer cool to be seen at the mall with your Mom. Those are the years, I wont be missing if I ever have a Child.

You got that right. She will be maning the queues without you even knowing before long. You better keep you eye on that one, Best Wishes!

Kids, they are liable to take over the world if we give them any power. Of course, you can go back in and change them around when she is done, as well. It could be the battle of the video lineup.

Time to queue a few unsuitable movies, blame it on her and lock her out! Nasty and underhand but these are desperate times!

Big mistake there, Dawn. Lock up the laptop, NOW. Or you're going to be getting movies you don't give a rat's as5 for. Just hope she's not into the gothic/vampire stuff.

My favorite line was, when you pay for it you can choose!

Hahahaha! I bet she did that on purpose - complain about the movie being at the bottom of the queue so she can get a hold of the laptop. Your daughter is so smart. She reminds me of my 20 months old son. When husband, son and I are watching movies together and then out of a sudden hubby and I will start a conversation he would press the power off button. We would both stop talking and look at him while he stares at me and hubby with a look saying, "You're not watching so I turned it off." Hubby and I would always just end up laughing.