Wynter wrote:I have the worst view in the house, because my window looks onto the window of my neighbor's house. There's a nice, large gap between our houses, but you can still see clearly what someone is doing through the windows. I guess my window looks into the room of the three-year-old boy. Usually his curtains are drawn.
Uh, why are you peeping at a three-year old boy? :sweat:
bmwracer wrote:
Uh, why are you peeping at a three-year old boy? :sweat:
EW! Don't even go there!
I have a large window so I can't help but look out, and often times I forget to draw the blinds when I change and remember half way through. That's how I've caught him peeking.
And for the record, jokes aside, I'm sure he's not peeking. Just coincident that I happen to look over the same time he does...
bmwracer wrote:
And coincident that you both happen to have telescopes. :beaten:
Shhh! I was trying to leave that part out. :beaten:
Anime Dad wrote:It's not him you have to worry about, it's the 5 teenage boys at the back of the room that have paid him $20 a head for admission :)
O! That reminds me, I went outside today to water the grass, and the young construction workers offered to water if for me. :shakehead: Always the young'uns.
Animator Miyazaki's new film hits screens in Japan
Hayao Miyazaki's first full-length film in four years hit screens across Japan on Saturday, putting aside speculation that the Oscar-winning Japanese animator had made his last picture.
A 650-seat movie theatre at Tokyo's shopping and business district of Hibiya was filled with his fans, mostly children and their parents, to watch "Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea," which the reclusive 67-year-old wrote and directed.
Inspired by the 19th-century fairy tale "The Little Mermaid" by Danish author Hans Christian Andersen, the story centres around a tiny fish-girl, Ponyo, who rides a jellyfish to escape her home in the sea.
She meets a five-year-old boy, Sosuke, who vows to protect her, but Ponyo is taken back to the sea. Desperate to be a human and live with Sosuke, Ponyo heads to land again with help from her sisters.
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bmwracer wrote:Animator Miyazaki's new film hits screens in Japan
Hayao Miyazaki's first full-length film in four years hit screens across Japan on Saturday, putting aside speculation that the Oscar-winning Japanese animator had made his last picture.
A 650-seat movie theatre at Tokyo's shopping and business district of Hibiya was filled with his fans, mostly children and their parents, to watch "Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea," which the reclusive 67-year-old wrote and directed.
Inspired by the 19th-century fairy tale "The Little Mermaid" by Danish author Hans Christian Andersen, the story centres around a tiny fish-girl, Ponyo, who rides a jellyfish to escape her home in the sea.
She meets a five-year-old boy, Sosuke, who vows to protect her, but Ponyo is taken back to the sea. Desperate to be a human and live with Sosuke, Ponyo heads to land again with help from her sisters.
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Sosuke??????
Insert your joke here, folks. :beaten:
Sheesh, it seems like for every film they say it's his last one.
What about her two babies?? :naughty: :beaten: :hehe: :rofl:
LOL! :shakehead: :rofl:
On another topic, y'all prolly think I'm making this up, but seriously, I caught the two-year-old peeping TWICE today. It's raining out so I guess he spent the entire day in his room. Hmmm... I think he might be three.
On another topic, y'all prolly think I'm making this up, but seriously, I caught the two-year-old peeping TWICE today. It's raining out so I guess he spent the entire day in his room. Hmmm... I think he might be three.