Disney Dusting is Healthy And Should Be Done Twice A Day wrote:Escapaymefivedollarsifyouforgettheseconda
You're still a weirdo, but you're OUR weirdo!If it's been Dusted by Mike, It's Disney and reyquila will buy it! wrote:, thank you for all you said to make me feel less of a weirdo
I know, I was so upset when I didn't get it! I literally wanted to cry (all this over a Queen? A *transforming* Queen!). Harrumph to McDonald's employees who don't give the right toy!Of all the Disney Dust in all the Kingdoms In All The World...she didn't give me any wrote:I remember the Queen toy, too! In a commercial. You should of gotten it. It's like Disney Transformers! What the heck was that woeman's problem, not giving a little boy what he asks for. Way to treat a kid.
I tried to find a picture of the transforming Queen/Old Hag, but could only find this group shot. Either way, they were probably one of my favorite sets of Happy Meal toys (well, I only have the Prince and Sleepy). They're so...precious...


Then I decided to check YouTube...and DAMMIT! The one commercial I found does not feature the transforming Queen/Old Hag!
*grumble grumble* Click Here to see the other toys
Yes, but would Disney Villain kill Snow White because she was prettier?The Disney Dust Mirror - Objects appear more magical than they really are wrote:Wow, so you're probably hot. She was the fairest in the land until Snow White grew up.A Disney Villain Who Looks Like One But Certainly Doesn't Act Like One, Thank Goodness wrote: As a child, I thought that I resembled the Evil Queen, from Snow White...etc.
Disney Villain: Slave in the magic mirror, come from the farthest space...through wind and darkness I summon thee. Speak! Let me see thy face.
Mirror: What wouldst thou know, my Queen - er, King?
Disney Villain: Magic mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all?
Mirror: Famed is thy beauty, Majesty. But hold, a lovely maid I see. Rags cannot hide her gentle grace. Alas, she is more fair than thee.
Disney Villain: Alas for her! Reveal her name.
Mirror: Lips red as the rose. Hair black as ebony. Skin white as snow.
Disney Villain: Snow White!
Mirror: No shit, sherlock. Here, take a gander...
(Mirror shows Snow White singing by the well.)
Disney Villain: Hot damn! I see your point!
Mirror: Careful, son. She's -
Disney Villain: (interrupts) We're not related, are we?
Mirror: No, but I have to warn you -
Disney Villain: (interrupts) Good, send the Huntsman to bring her to me. I'll woo her with my own natural good looks.
Mirror: That's not a good idea, you see, she's got a -
Disney Villain: (interrupts) Oh, I'm sure it's a minor thing. A mug like hers and a Coca-Cola body...mmm-hmm!
Mirror: Oh for god's sake! Here, I warned you...
(Mirror "turns on" the sound, Disney Villain hears Snow White speak)
Snow White: (singing) I'm hoping...
Snow White Echo: (singing) I'm hoping...
Snow White: (singing) ...and I'm dreaming of, the nice things
Snow White Echo: (singing) ...the nice things
Snow White: (singing) ...he'll say
Snow White Echo: (singing) ...he'll say
(Snow White then begins harmonizing/vocalizing/whatever that "Ah-ah-ah" stuff is. Disney Villain winces in pain, and a glass pitcher suddenly appears in his hand and it shatters when Snow White reaches her vocal apex.)
Disney Villain: Oh dear...
Mirror: You still want to tap that?
Disney Villain: That voice...it could be used as a weapon! Send her into the forest with the Huntsman. Use her voice to drive the animals out and kill them for food! I must prepare for a feast! I shall go to the kitchen! Tell the Huntsman what I told you?
Mirror: (not paying attention) I'm sorry, what?
Disney Villain: You know...take her to the forest...use her voice to kill the animals...get me a pig's heart for my collection...
(Disney Villain leaves. Huntsman comes in.)
Huntsman: His Majesty sent for me. What is it, Magic Mirror?
Mirror: I honestly wasn't paying attention. I think Disney Villain wants you to take Snow White into the forest and kill her because her voice is deadly. And something about a pig's heart for his collection.
Huntsman: Will do.
(Huntsman exits. Scaps comes out of hiding, and passes a $20 through the Mirror to the disembodied head.)
Scaps: Thanks.
Mirror: Anytime.
ETA:
To avoid further accusations of "bashing" the beloved Snow White, let me just remind readers that the Huntsman didn't have the nerve to kill Snow White, and so he DOESN'T. Proof that men can be afraid of women, and that at least one person in the movie is given a complex multi-layered personality, despite being in probably 3 minutes of the film. All this post was, really, was a little fun recasting and a brief anachronistic cameo. Anyone seeing it as anything else should stop taking my humorous posts seriously.
Scaps




