Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2010 7:12 am
(or Ariel, Tink, and Rapunzel, ha)Goliath wrote:You don't wanna know how many guys get a hard-on from Belle or Jasmine...tightlacedboots wrote:condoms? Wow, that seems disturbing.

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(or Ariel, Tink, and Rapunzel, ha)Goliath wrote:You don't wanna know how many guys get a hard-on from Belle or Jasmine...tightlacedboots wrote:condoms? Wow, that seems disturbing.
I only want milkbuds with a Disney princess on the package!Disneykid wrote:Wondy, I love you. That is all.
Now, excuse me while I sit on the sidelines and enjoy the show. Who's got the milk buds?
Disneykid wrote:Wondy, I love you. That is all.
Now, excuse me while I sit on the sidelines and enjoy the show. Who's got the milk buds?
"DYLAN'S candy bar"?! I didn't know Bob was a fan of the Disney princesses!pap64 wrote:and of course... my Disney Princess candy
I knew it! It's just 1966 again, when he went electric! Could've known I shouldn't have given him a second chance!pap64 wrote:BOB SOLD OUT! BOB SOLD OUT!!! ALERT THE MEDIA!!!!![]()
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There was also the rectal thermometer...Super Aurora wrote:I remember Mike Mozart did a toy review on an Ariel lollipop where you basically like Ariel's face. Funny shit.
She wants to be educated on what?tightlacedboots wrote:I've never been real big on princess stuff, but to each their own. As a side note... I do like that Belle wants to be educated.
I blame you for this.Goliath wrote:I only want milkbuds with a Disney princess on the package!
LOL!enigmawing wrote:I blame you for this.Goliath wrote:I only want milkbuds with a Disney princess on the package!
So acting like a princess, while you are not one, makes you one? She becomes a princess at the end (we assume), so the majority of the time we see her, she is not one. I'm sorry, I must have missed the wedding scene...Disney Duster wrote:She wants to be educated on what?tightlacedboots wrote:I've never been real big on princess stuff, but to each their own. As a side note... I do like that Belle wants to be educated.
And she's a princess because she marries a prince, and acts like a princess (in mannerisms).
He destroyed a VHS copy of Hercules.. you know, the tape can come out. We let him keep the VHS tapes in his room (we got a bunch for $20 on ebay so we weren't particularly worried).And your son can't even take care of DVDs right and your trying to potty train him?!
Woah! Is that how all these ladies keep their girlish figures?pap64 wrote:Alright, we started it, I shall continue it...
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THE MARCH OF THE DISNEY PRINCESS CANDY AND JUNK FOOD!
The Disney Princess line tries to say every girl can be a princess, it's something inside more than a family heritage or title. I also think they should only have real princesses in the line, but Belle is one because in the final stained-glass window she wears a crown as does the prince. And if you really think they wouldn't get married, I don't why you would ever think that. It's just known that they would marry.tightlacedboots wrote:So acting like a princess, while you are not one, makes you one? She becomes a princess at the end (we assume), so the majority of the time we see her, she is not one. I'm sorry, I must have missed the wedding scene...I'll just assume they are married because they are dancing in formal clothes.
I brought up the "Belle wants to be educated" remark because Wonderlicious was comparing her to others, mentioning her reading of books.
These last lines are so completely untrue I laugh. I'm not mad at you I'm just asking questions and explaining things.tightlacedboots wrote:Damn girl. You're just mad at me because you expect everyone to love princesses.
Improving your vocabluary and expanding your language more sophistacted. Why do you think schools have you to read books?Disney Duster wrote:How do the books that Belle reads in the film educate Belle? What do they educate her on? When has she expressed that she wanted to be educated and not just read stories for the adventure they give her? I seriously want to know.
WHITE CHOCOLATE?!?!?enigmawing wrote:I blame you for this.Goliath wrote:I only want milkbuds with a Disney princess on the package!
Oh yeah, I remember him very vaguely. I'd forgotten about him for some time, and in his posting hayday I wasn't coming to UD that much to notice him (I started lurking and making one-off visits throughout much of 2007 and 2008, and when I made a pretty much full return in 2009, Ariel'sprince was gone). Anyway, the objective of my post, or with any Fangirl Wondy post, was not to bash anyone specific on this forum, past or present. We all have better English language skills than that, for one thing.pap64 wrote:I admit that at first I was kind of put off by this thread, simply because it reminded me a lot of Ariel'sprince (remember him?), right down to the poor grammar and thought it was an open attack on him and anyone that likes the Disney Princesses. But since Wonderlicious explained it all so well I see what he was trying to do.
Yep, SA. Very true. Unless, of course, those books that she was reading were actually comic books in disguise.Super Aurora wrote:Improving your vocabluary and expanding your language more sophistacted. Why do you think schools have you to read books?Disney Duster wrote:How do the books that Belle reads in the film educate Belle? What do they educate her on? When has she expressed that she wanted to be educated and not just read stories for the adventure they give her? I seriously want to know.
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