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A Big Hand for the Little Lady (1966)
IMDB rating: 7.30
Plot: A couple with a young son arrive in the town of Laredo, just as the five richest men of the area, are settling down to play the biggest game of poker of the year. When the wife disappears, the husband, after watching a few hands, joins in the game, only to lose most of the families savings. As the wife returns, he finds that he has dealt himself a winning hand, but does not have the cash to continue. In the following argument, he collapses, and his wife has no choice, but to continue with his hand, in order to win back their money, the only problem being, she can’t play poker.
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Directors: Cook Fielder
Actors: Fonda Henry,Robards Jason,Ford Paul,Bickford Charles,Meredith Burgess,McCarthy Kevin,Middleton Robert,Qualen John,Michenaud Jean-Michel,Berwick James,Collins Allen,Boles Jim,Conklin Chester,Comedy,Drama,Western,
Opinion: Should a brother and sister pee in front of each other?
While me and my kids were out school shopping, we went to use the bathroom. As we were washing our hands, the ladies room door opened and a mom with a little boy and a little girl came into the bathroom. The mom had to pee pretty bad, and she rushed into the stall. Her daughter and son went into the handicapped stall together. I saw the son drop his pants to his ankles and start to pee while the sister watched. As we were leaving the bathroom, I glanced over and I saw the daughter on the toilet and I heard her peeing while her brother watched. The much relieved mother then came out of the stall, checked on her kids, and went over to wash her hands. The mom didn’t even blink an eye that they were peeing in front of each other. Is it unusual or wrong for a parent to allow this or is it no big deal? do you have any similar stories?
you don’t say how old the kids were
I think it’s no big deal, some families are open minded
ann s | Dec 23, 2009
HOW OLD WERE THEY ABOUT OR HOW OLD DID THEY LOOK?
its not a big thing, especially if they were about the same age and young (which they probably were if the boy came into the ladies room with his mom and sister). If they were like 7+ it would be weird. I dont think they were even looking at each other in that way.
Tara | Dec 23, 2009
i dont think its a big deal. my niece and nephew take baths together. I think it’s better off in the long run if kids know the opposite sex’s anatomy. I was watching a baby story on tv the other day and a woman had her 5 yr old son in the room while she was giving birth naturally and he was sitting there watching her vagina as the baby was coming out. now i think that is beyond wrong because it could scar the kid for life.
Chels21 | Dec 23, 2009
if they were like younger than 6 maybe but if not EWW GROSS THAT’S SO WRONG!!!!!!!
Nicole | Dec 23, 2009
if they’re like really young it doesnt matter
Angela Merced | Dec 23, 2009
I think that it’s really awkward and crazy to see it in action, but if they are young like 3 or 4 it doesn’t matter much, any age higher than 5 is just wrong!
-Olivia
P.S. since you are a parent could you please answer my question? I need a parent’s point of view! please just click on my name and the question that says ATTENTION ALL PARENTS?! thankyou so much.
Olivia | Dec 23, 2009
Depending on the age I do not think it is wrong. It also depends on the family and how they are raising their children. In my house once you reached a certain age you were not allowed to "see" the opposite sex, we all had to wear robes over our pajamas, etc. My husband’s family was the opposite and he has taught me in the last 15 years to loosen up. Our three bathed together for the longest time, up until my son was like 8 and decided he wanted to take his own private bath. Once he said no more baths with his sisters then there were no more baths with his sisters. They are older now and although they are more modest now they still will occasionally walk into the bathroom while the other is bathing or showering but now they close the shower curtain.
I think these kids are probably used to being naked around each other so there is nothing to worry about.
llfitzpatrick | Dec 23, 2009
