Quite a few bloggers have been running their content through this website to get the equivalent of an MPAA rating.
Here's ours:
The rationale for this rating?:
This rating was determined based on the presence of the following words:
* drugs (5x)
* death (2x)
* pain (1x)
Well, a blog about drugs and drug safety is going to mention all of these terms. But I was still anticipating a G rating.
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