Parents, DO NOT DO THIS.
 

If you do this, your kid may have self esteem, but they will be ruined for life.

I believe the link is safe and the embedded clip is from ifilm.

Oh.

My.

God.


really?

No way.

Uh-huh

That film has to be BS from SNL or similar.

Nope, it's ligit. I saw the original airing of this episode. Sad, so very sad. However, I'm not much better...

Do people really do shit like this???

cha-ching ... more money for me if she ever moves into my jurisdiction.

That's nothing - next stop, breast implants!

How soon we all forget about little Jon Bonet Ramsey.

How sad, the vanity.

The Man Show's writers are probably wondering why they didn't come up with the idea first.

and we want our kids to be like Lindsay Lohan, not.

God, I hope girls don't want to look like Lindsay Lohan, she isn't that attractive at all.

no gingers are.

You obviously haven't seen "Club Strawberry" ...

Plastic People are funny !!

I can't see the video (I'm at work). Is it just someone who got her daughter a fake tan for her birthday? That doesn't seem so bad to me -- better than getting skin cancer from trying to tan herself. Or is there something else?

"I want her to be the tannest girl in the school pictures so she stands out".

The part that is ickiest is when the little girl said "I don't want to do this" and the mother told her she was doing it to be 'pretty'.

WTF?

Ok, that's kinda weird.

I'm extremely pale, and when I was a young teen my mom and I did fake tans together with some kind of drugstore product. Didn't cost any $1300, though...

Hime it gets better, mom spent $1300 layering the bed tan and the orange paint tan plus other products so daughter could look like Lohan for her school picture. There are many creative ways to screw up kids.

What better way to say "I don't like the way you look - I wish Lindsey Lohan was my daughter" - Hallmark?

Hallmark, when you care enough to tell your daughter she's not the very best.

I've always wanted an oopa-loompa

She wants an oompa loompa RIGHT NOW!!

I had to return to this thread and just say that I can't believe parents do this sort of shit. I'm flabbergasted. Almost (but not quite) speachless.

I just now watched the video. Did I hear that right, did the mom tell her daughter she had to do it, when she got scared in the booth?

Yes you did, and yes she did.