Pixar Boundin 'and the jumping sheep
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This pretty honest screened before "The Incredibles" from Pixar: Riverdance is living his sheep, the wool is sheared to him. Naked in the wind before it is then completely lost and depressed. Poor thing - but she's learning to love life again! Who is the beginning of the short film "Boundin '" want to see again, which is at Pixar find. The text was actually also quite philosophical - profound. Has anyone the chance?
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The text is in English on the Pixar-page, right?
If I understood correctly, this is not the lyrics, but a summary. But I look at 'once more. Thanks for the tip.
anyone looking where I can find promotional items for this Pixar movies? the marbles and small animal the owl habens done to me
The owl is really the coolest. As at For the Birds! Pixar just makes things just brilliant! Looking forward to CARS!
I cried in the cinema before the laugh was the hammer ... I love the sheep ...
I also cried laughing. the absolute hammer. I immediately wrote an email to Pixar. want to see the entire movie again. Unfortunately, the wirds give incredible only on the dvd.
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Jo, and when the DVD's are not surprised then, some still go away that this stuff in the ass like hot cakes ...
I have the lyrics once sought out and integrated into my blog.
Mike
Here is the text in German with difficulty ... I abgetippselt Shcaun at:
*** It happened in the mountains to the west of the country
And *** is not so long ago,
*** On the sunny pasture, where the Erdgletscher rannt,
*** Is a playground high on the mountain.
Gabs *** a lamb whose fleece was white and very woolly,
*** It shone like snow and was plump and soft,
*** It bristled with pride and showed off at the same time
*** And danced for joy and happiness.
*** The others who lived there were happy.
*** Beguiled and charmed by his dancing and
*** And they all danced with soon.
But one day ... ***
*** And then came the quick gallop
Uramerikanischer *** a Jackalope
The *** Wolpertinger of the West, the hero of the "as if"
*** Stopped and studied the Lamb
*** "Well, little one, why so weak?"
*** Sheep: "I used to be a great thing so woolly and fine
*** As I danced, I could be so proud of me,
*** Then I was rudely grabbed from behind,
Abducted and shaved ***, now I'm completely naked.
*** Who would have thought,
*** Now make fun of me all.
*** Everyone is laughing, because I'm so pink ... pink and naked. "
Jackalope ***: "Pink, pink, that is laughter,
*** You probably grabbed ne pink neurosis,
*** Is the color important? The answer is no!
*** Let her pink, purple, or be sky blue,
Time *** are you on top, sometimes the air is out,
And *** are you ever down, then out of it you do nothing,
You still have two *** arms, two legs.
And if his *** head under control,
Not at all as hard hats ***.
*** As for the dancing, so you get even more
*** Sometimes high in the air and sometimes criss-crossing,
*** Swinging the leg and jump up and been used as it were,
*** Worries disappear with NEM Hopp Hopp ... ... Hoppediehopp
*** Jumping into the air and then across the valley
By hook or jump as ***, but try it once.
*** Take the leg and even hop you do ... "
It *** got to jump and whenever spring comes here in the sunny valley
Well ... *** because they get the lamb and they shave it bald,
*** But that does not bother him, he does not care.
It makes ... *** Hopp Hopp ... Hoppediehopp,
*** Well ... sometimes it goes down and sometimes it goes up,
*** And with only one jump takes the lives of its course
Times ... and here in English:
Heres a story on how strange is life with its changes and it happened not long ago.
On a high mountain plain where the sagebrush Arranges a playground south of the snow,
Sheen lived a lamb with a coat of remarkable.
It would glint in the sunlight all sparkly and clean,
such a source of great pride that it caused him to preen.
And he'd break out into high-steppin 'dance.
He would dance for his neighbors across the way.
I must say that they found his dancin 'enhancin',
for they'd also join in the play.
Then one day ...
Then a-boundin 'up the slope, came a great American Jackalope,
This saying of the sage, this rare hare of hope,
caused to pause and check out the lamb.
Jackalope
Hey, kid, why the mope?
Lamb
I used to be something, all covered with fluff, and I'd dance in the sunlight and show off my stuff. Then they hauled me away in a manner quite rough and sheared me and dumped me back here in the buff. And if that's not enough, now my friends all laugh at me 'cause they think I look ridiculous, funny and pink.
Jackalope
Pink? Pink? Well, what's wrong with pink? Seems you've got a pink kink in your think.
Does it matter what color? Well, that gets a nope, be it pick, purple or heliotrope.
Now sometimes you're up and sometimes you're down. When you find that you're down, well, just look around, you still got a body, good legs and fine feet, get your head in the right place and, hey, you're complete. Now as for the dancin ', you can do more.
You can reach heights you can soar great in fact.
You just get a leg up and you slap it on down, and you'll find you're up in what's called "a bound." Bound, bound and rebound.
Bound and you're up right next to the sky.
And I think you can do it if you give it a try.
First, get a leg up, slap it on down.
So, every year, along about May, they'd load him up and haul him away.
And they'd shave him and dump him all naked and bare.
He learned to live with it, he did not care.
He'd just bound, bound, bound and rebound.
Now in this world of ups and downs ...
... So nice to know there are Jackalopes around.