Parents face awkward questions in Windows Phone film
20 May 2013
An innocent kid asks his parents awkward questions and appears to walk in on his parents having sex before being given a child-friendly Windows Phone.
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An innocent kid asks his parents awkward questions and appears to walk in on his parents having sex before being given a child-friendly Windows Phone.
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