For people using the 'M' rating as an excuse, I'd like to take this time to point out that [i]online interactions are not rated by the ESRB[/i]. I'm going to take a quote directly from your post and I'm going to tell you what is wrong with it. [quote]This is not something kids should be exposed to. [i]It's one thing to have imaginary violence[/i], it allows our kids to vent their frustrations.[i] It's another thing to teach them that it is perfectly ok to beat somebody up, then rub their genitalia all over their faces.[/i][/quote] That's pretty broken logic if you ask me. I think it speaks for itself. If your child is having trouble differentiating acceptable behaviour from unacceptable, teabagging may be the least of your worries in the foreseeable future.