My son, a 4th grader, spent all last weekend making this odd little movie.
Posted Apr 22, 2012, 6:23 AM UTC
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Very cool! I love the creativity, and the music choice is a perfect match.
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Thank you! As you can see, music is very important to my son.
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No way! I remember watching this awhile back! Tell him IMasturbateToMyself said "I am very jealous of how much swag you got."
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How about I just say, "some guy..."?
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Nope. You have to sit him down and articulate my name properly.
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I remember this from a few months ago. Ahhh, the circle completes.
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Wow, your kid is very creative, keep encouraging him!
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Thank you, we do and we will.
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bravo. the music made it
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Thanks! We had another version with different music that he used for his school art show, but he really preferred this.
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I think a 4th grader is a little bit too young to be taking acid.
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That's better than anything on CBS. Well done.
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Brilliant, somehow reminded me of 'Trap Door':)
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Awesome. Made my day a little brighter!
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this is deep
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Wow! This is aweseome. I have ended up doing a lot of animation as part of my job as a programmer, but I remember still the days of stop-frame animation when I first started. There wasn't any technology good enough for me to try this out until gr. 10, I'm super jealous of the head start he got with tech! You're little nick-park is doing really well! I hope he keeps up with it.
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"Mama, Dada, Baba, Haha, Kiki, Fafa"
Lost it. Come on - who names their kids Haha, Kiki, and Fafa?
Well done, Frank! Looking forward to more of your works in the future.
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This reminds me of Binky.
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Be very proud
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A lesser parent would have scolded the kid and told him to clean that table. You're doing good, man, foster his creativity and let him do crazy stuff.
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I don't believe you.
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Your son is a budding talent. The music is amazing.
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A fourth grader made this. I'm trying to convince myself I'm not THAT much of a creative failure right now.
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Your kid rules.
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This is really awesome, I would not be able to do this now, let alone in 4th grade...
Also, it appears your son believes that reproduction is some sort of ingestion-regurgitation process, so congrats to you as a parent
Edit: grammar, with credits to the masterminds colucci and FadieZ
ha! One of my friends who saw this pointed out that it appears he is very obsessed with vomiting.
If he is, it would only mean that you have a normal 4th-grade boy
Sooo you're in 3rd grade?
Are you trying to correct me by telling me to say "I would not have been* able?" if so, you're right. Nice
Well, not really. When you're saying "I wouldn't be able to do this in Y, let alone X", it implies that X is an event before Y, hence you haven't reached 4th grade yet.
Umm, just nevermind. :(
Can't tell if you're trolling or just a fellow grammar hammer, but that's untrue. "Wouldn't have been" implies the past conditional, or in the examples I could find it basically implies a state that isn't the state shared now by the speaker; the "let alone" usually leads to a shared state with the story, I give you that, but it can also be implying that my statement "focuss on myself" and that I'm insinuating that doing it now, as an older person, would be a more difficult activity that I could not even consider given the fact that I would not have been able to do it in 4th grade.
tl;dr: I see where you're going, but no, I'm also correct.