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Mr. Disney wrote:It's time for me to reveal my secret. Here goes...
I'm actually Walt Disney's head in a jar.
Now before the questions start flying, just let me say a few things...
1) CGI animation? That's pretty okay. I actually intend to pioneer a form of stop-motion animation drawn in condiments on the backs of really fat guys, but we all have to wait for the technology to catch up. Still, look for "The Mayonnaise and the Funny-Looking Mole" in 2054, give or take.
2) Snow White was actually brighter in the 40s than it is on Blu-ray today. If you look at my notes, the original line read "lips hot pink as neon crayon", but we had to go with all that rose business because no one felt like whipping up a hot pink paint for the cels. So, maybe next time they'll get it right.
3) It's been brought to my attention that Alan Menken and Randy Newman are actually the same person. So everyone quite whining about the frog picture's soundtrack. He did his best with whatever personality he felt like being that day.
4) Also, I hear Alan / Randy is pretty big on kazoos these days. You might want to expect a lot of that in "Rapunzel".
5) "Dumbo 2: Elephant in the City" was my pet project during the 50s. It nearly broke my artificial heart-like unit when I heard it was shelved a few years back.
6) I once went to lunch with a hard of hearing reporter and ordered a particularly lousy glass of apple juice. I commented to the reporter that I hate the juice, and that the juice is the cause of all the world's problems. He misquoted me, and then all that happened... so, uh, that rumor's a false one.
7) "Home on the Range"? Pretty funny! I mean, Roseanne as fat gassy cow? Who would have thought?
I secretly inserted that one frame of footage into "The Rescuers". You know the one I mean. It was late, and we all thought it was a riot. By the next morning, the tequila had worn off and we started second-guessing it, but by that point it was already being transferred to VHS and, well... you know the rest of it.
9) Contrary to all these silly rumors, my body wasn't frozen and hidden in Splash Mountain or EPCOT or the Pirates of the Caribbean ride. My head was removed and placed in a glass jar in the Haunted Mansion. I've been daylighting as Madame Leota for the past 40 or so years.
10) The characters in "Sleeping Beauty" are SUPPOSED to be flat and undeveloped. They're one dimensional, just like the art style! How did you guys all miss that?!?!
Also, the prince in "Snow White" is named Melvin.
....In my unicorn costume anywaysI'm really jealous. Those are the people I want to meet! (In case you guys didn't know, I'm a huge Buffy/Angel fan).Siren wrote:James Marsters, Emma Caufield, Charisma Carpenter, Amber Benson, Juliet Landau, Clare Kramer, Andy Hallett (All from Buffy/Angel)
I can tell you he met them at Dragon Con in Atlanta GA. Its a really fun show, 4 days long.supertalies wrote:I'm really jealous. Those are the people I want to meet! (In case you guys didn't know, I'm a huge Buffy/Angel fan).Siren wrote:James Marsters, Emma Caufield, Charisma Carpenter, Amber Benson, Juliet Landau, Clare Kramer, Andy Hallett (All from Buffy/Angel)
When did you meet all these people?
Corrected!Maerj wrote: I can tell you <strike>he</strike> she met them at Dragon Con in Atlanta GA. Its a really fun show, 4 days long.
Double corrected.blackcauldron85 wrote:Corrected!Maerj wrote: I can tell you <strike>he</strike> she met them at <strike>Dragon Con in Atlanta GA</strike> Megacon and FX International in Orlando, FL. Its a really fun show, 4 days long.
Camden Toy! That was his name! Wicked sense of humor!Well, a lot of people judge gender based on the image in an avatar. Since the one you have now is a guy, that could be why.Siren wrote:No offense, but wtf do people always think I am a male on these boards? So I somehow seem masculine? Sirens were afterall mermaids....or a loud noise...but seriously. WTF?
I certainly wouldn't mind being mistaken for Andrew-Lee Potts.Margos wrote:Well, a lot of people judge gender based on the image in an avatar. Since the one you have now is a guy, that could be why.Siren wrote:No offense, but wtf do people always think I am a male on these boards? So I somehow seem masculine? Sirens were afterall mermaids....or a loud noise...but seriously. WTF?
I never ran into that issue with my old user name since it included "Girl," lol. But with my current one? So many people assume I'm a guy (not typically at this board, but at several other sites) even though I sorta hoped the name sounded feminine. I try not to assume genders, but it gets hard sometimes . . . and I've noticed that people do often look to the avatar for guidance.Siren wrote:No offense, but wtf do people always think I am a male on these boards?
Typically I do when I'm posting as enigmawing, but a few of those sites . . . well, let's just say that they're male-dominated.ajmrowland wrote:Do you use your character on other sites? People might understand better if they had a face to visualize you.
I know of many, many posters that have female avatars just because they like looking at them, lol. The best part is that I've actually had a handful of people accusing me of only pretending to be a girl in order to get more attention! 
Its not his home address mind you, but that was kinda cool in its own nerdy way. I always did wonder if celebrities use their real names when they subscribe to a magazine. I bet some don't, but Steven uses his real name I was at Bobby's aunt & uncle's house recently, waiting for the roofers, and someone from the newspaper called, and I said, "Hello?", and she said, "Is your mom or dad home?" Not only was that bad enough, a few days later, I was waiting for the roofer again, and someone from the newspaper called again, and again asked if my mom or dad was home. I'm not sure if it was the same person, though. I could've argued with them, since my mom & dad don't live there, but I didn't. I know that I look young, but I don't think that I sound that young!disneyboy20022 wrote:When I call any customer service type thing or anywhere even to ask for electronics at Wal-mart over the phone they just a minute Ma'am....in fact I called social security a few years ago and they wouldn't talk to me because I didn't sound like a 18 year old Male....
BTW I am a Guy just to set the record straight
blackcauldron85 wrote: I was at Bobby's aunt & uncle's house recently, waiting for the roofers, and someone from the newspaper called, and I said, "Hello?", and she said, "Is your mom or dad home?" Not only was that bad enough, a few days later, I was waiting for the roofer again, and someone from the newspaper called again, and again asked if my mom or dad was home. I'm not sure if it was the same person, though. I could've argued with them, since my mom & dad don't live there, but I didn't. I know that I look young, but I don't think that I sound that young!
People always think I look way younger than I am, too. A couple years ago, when I was in Grade 12, I was walking to school and this random old guy came up to me and asked, in a friendly stranger kind of way, "So, what did you ask Santa to bring you for Christmas this year?" It was freaking hilarious. I don't know if he was serious or what, but it made my day!