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Post by devil-may-care on Jun 15, 2011 13:11:51 GMT
I loved the animation - fantastic! ;D ;D I'm truly hoping that sperm don't have afterburners!! That could be a problem! ;D ;D ;D ;D That's not a place to have scorching! ;D ;D
Cannot wait to see these programs!! ;D
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Post by jacqui on Jun 15, 2011 13:43:46 GMT
The animation is very good - i like the odd "car" related bits ;D I've always said james should be a teacher, I may have even had a slight crush on him ;D
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Post by aeromanda on Jun 15, 2011 13:51:56 GMT
That was a really great clip. I laughed at the animation. Also at the way James threw the rat and the pig on the floor. *giggles* Can't wait to see this.
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Post by eolise on Jun 15, 2011 14:26:09 GMT
The animation is very good - i like the odd "car" related bits ;D I've always said james should be a teacher, I may have even had a slight crush on him ;D You "MAY HAVE" and "SLIGHT"?? Omg *shakes head* Wake up! We all would be totally in love with this perfect, go.... Okay, time for NC I guess ;D
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Post by lew on Jun 15, 2011 15:00:25 GMT
Try again , a slight crush, may have....now, now jacqui are you feel ok ;D
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Post by lindenchase on Jun 15, 2011 15:01:18 GMT
I like the graphics a lot. I only wish the setting they put James in wasn't so outmoted. The sweater he's wearing, doesn't help much either.
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Post by lew on Jun 15, 2011 15:12:05 GMT
Maybe there's a reason for that.
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Post by jacqui on Jun 15, 2011 15:14:32 GMT
I like it - very Professorial ;D
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Post by dit on Jun 15, 2011 16:42:00 GMT
Is that the jumper he wore in the Jag in the London-Edinburgh race? If not, it's very similar. Either way, I do like.
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Post by crumbs on Jun 15, 2011 17:47:57 GMT
Just seen the trailer and agree - the animation is great. I'm confused though: who's the audience (apart from us and other admirers?) - it was quite simplistic and certainly educational - but at 10.00pm? I'd have thought an earlier slot would been better as children like James too. I shall suspend judgement and see what it's all about.
Great to hear those dulcet tones.
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Post by jacqui on Jun 15, 2011 19:06:05 GMT
Is that the jumper he wore in the Jag in the London-Edinburgh race? If not, it's very similar. Either way, I do like. At the risk of sounding V sad ... its the jumper from the train race I think I need to go to Lew's saddo corner
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Post by dit on Jun 15, 2011 19:22:50 GMT
Yes, I thought so. Don't know why I like it.
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Post by jacqui on Jun 15, 2011 19:35:09 GMT
I know why i like it ;D Taxi...............................
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Post by liverbird on Jun 15, 2011 22:28:07 GMT
Can't believe after all these years my parents lied to me..... they told me I was found under a gooseberry bush.
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Post by Mayfayre on Jun 15, 2011 23:12:23 GMT
Can't believe after all these years my parents lied to me..... they told me I was found under a gooseberry bush. I was told that I was delivered by a stork! The scary thing is, most people who knew my parents back then believe that!
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Post by adrianmay on Jun 16, 2011 6:28:40 GMT
Can't believe after all these years my parents lied to me..... they told me I was found under a gooseberry bush. Gooseberry, eh? Interesting twist. Around these parts we're told cabbage patches are where they come from. Unfortunately, in my case, my mother told me the truth. I laughed so hard, she could barely finish the story. My, was she cross at me. It is pretty ridiculous really. I prefer the agricultural stories.
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Post by eolise on Jun 16, 2011 7:17:35 GMT
My mother told me the truth, when she got pregnant from my brother. She had this book for children that explains EVERYTHING, with pictures as well.....
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Post by ambergris on Jun 16, 2011 7:26:34 GMT
My mum told me the truth with great embarrassment. When my brother asked, she sent him to me!
I laughed at the bit in the trailer where he says some of the sperm go up the wrong tube. I'm very much afraid that if James were a sperm, that would be his fate. I can hear Jezza's voiceover now: 'Then the inevitable happened: Captain Slow took a wrong turning... James, get off the A34!'
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Post by eolise on Jun 16, 2011 7:28:45 GMT
OMG, Ambergris ;D ;D Hilarious!
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Post by jess_lou on Jun 16, 2011 9:38:52 GMT
Part of my teaching role is 'human development' to the grade 6s. There are some interesting stories around, let me tell you.
My son was a classic. He thought his younger sister came from the baby aisle at Wooly's!
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Post by eolise on Jun 16, 2011 11:01:17 GMT
OMG, hillarious!!
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Post by adrianmay on Jun 16, 2011 17:59:45 GMT
My mum told me the truth with great embarrassment. When my brother asked, she sent him to me! I laughed at the bit in the trailer where he says some of the sperm go up the wrong tube. I'm very much afraid that if James were a sperm, that would be his fate. I can hear Jezza's voiceover now: 'Then the inevitable happened: Captain Slow took a wrong turning... James, get off the A34!' OMG. Poor James. I do love him so. Do you think he just gets distracted? Now, I'm thinking about little baby Jameses. He must have been such a chore.
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Post by devil-may-care on Jun 16, 2011 19:07:06 GMT
My mother and I never had the "where do babies come from" talk. We did have a very succinct chat about sex. These were her exact words to me when I was about 14 or so, "I am not ready to be a grandmother." End of discussion. That was it. Nothing else. I'm a bit surprised I didn't get pregnant with that kind of advice. For a couple years after that I assumed that if you had sex you automatically got pregnant! Thanks, Mom! Great job! Now she's fussing about me not having babies! Geez, make up your mind!
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Post by meimichan on Jun 16, 2011 19:28:13 GMT
My mother and I never had the "where do babies come from" talk. We did have a very succinct chat about sex. These were her exact words to me when I was about 14 or so, "I am not ready to be a grandmother." End of discussion. That was it. Nothing else. I'm a bit surprised I didn't get pregnant with that kind of advice. For a couple years after that I assumed that if you had sex you automatically got pregnant! Thanks, Mom! Great job! Now she's fussing about me not having babies! Geez, make up your mind! You know, sometime when I was 15 or 16, my mother started laying on VERY heavy hints about wanting grandchildren. That's a good message to send to a high-school kid. Whenever I feel parental, I adopt a cat. I should be good for the next ten years or so. I'm not sure my parents ever really had the talk with me. For the most part they were pretty responsible, so I can't imagine them skipping over that, so it probably was either not memorable, or I already knew at that point and spared them. *shrug*
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Post by adrianmay on Jun 16, 2011 19:31:09 GMT
My mother and I never had the "where do babies come from" talk. We did have a very succinct chat about sex. These were her exact words to me when I was about 14 or so, "I am not ready to be a grandmother." End of discussion. That was it. Nothing else. I'm a bit surprised I didn't get pregnant with that kind of advice. For a couple years after that I assumed that if you had sex you automatically got pregnant! Thanks, Mom! Great job! Now she's fussing about me not having babies! Geez, make up your mind! Moms are powerful things. Why do we try so hard to please them? Your school didn't have sex ed?
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Post by jacqui on Jun 16, 2011 19:43:57 GMT
I remember watching a film with cartoon rabbits (not that sort : My daughter had a lesson with bananas and condoms ;D
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Post by devil-may-care on Jun 16, 2011 20:02:14 GMT
My mother and I never had the "where do babies come from" talk. We did have a very succinct chat about sex. These were her exact words to me when I was about 14 or so, "I am not ready to be a grandmother." End of discussion. That was it. Nothing else. I'm a bit surprised I didn't get pregnant with that kind of advice. For a couple years after that I assumed that if you had sex you automatically got pregnant! Thanks, Mom! Great job! Now she's fussing about me not having babies! Geez, make up your mind! Moms are powerful things. Why do we try so hard to please them? Your school didn't have sex ed? The only thing I remember from school was having to have a paper signed by our parents allowing us to have a certain lecture. The boys went in one room, the girls in another. In the girls' room, they passed around a box containing all the items that could be 'used' when you had your period. Each item was them explained. That was that. Have no idea what they talked about in the boys' room!
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Post by adrianmay on Jun 16, 2011 20:35:27 GMT
Moms are powerful things. Why do we try so hard to please them? Your school didn't have sex ed? The only thing I remember from school was having to have a paper signed by our parents allowing us to have a certain lecture. The boys went in one room, the girls in another. In the girls' room, they passed around a box containing all the items that could be 'used' when you had your period. Each item was them explained. That was that. Have no idea what they talked about in the boys' room! Oh no. That's all they told you? We got a NOVA film. It was more detail then I would even like today. I had a little "boy friend" that told me what went on in the boy's room. I tried to be cool and pretend I understood what he was saying. *[In my 11 year old mind] Nocturnal Emissions, wha? *
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Post by eolise on Jun 16, 2011 20:45:53 GMT
School NEVER told or taught us ANYTHING about that subject...
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Post by amie8 on Jun 16, 2011 22:33:44 GMT
God, when I were a lass there were no sex education in schools. Not much from parents either, which probably explained the phenomenonally high rate of teenage pregnancy amongst my peers. I gleaned most of my information from more worldly classmates during one eye-opening week of total culture shock when I first started secondary school aged 11.
Later on, aged sixteen and WAY too late, we received some impromptu lessons (with actions and blackboard diagrams) from the music teacher. Don't know quite why he thought it was his responsibility.
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