Stupid Guest Tricks

By the way, I was just joking before, just in case anyone didn't know. ;)

Goofyernmost wrote:Not necessarily...what's the formula for mermaid years compared to human years. I never got that memo.

I'm with Goofyernmost on this one. (now I have "I've got a loverly Pair of Coconuts" runnin through my head) :twisted:

darph nader wrote:I'm with Goofyernmost on this one. (now I have "I've got a loverly Pair of Coconuts" runnin through my head) :twisted:

It's "bunch of coconuts". Trust me on this one; had to learn that song for the movie.

Better for the music, worse for the lingerie.

Hehe, what am I worried about? In the New Pirates Movie, it shows that the lovely, feminine sirens can KICK BUTT!!!!! :p:

DisneyMom wrote:Hehe, what am I worried about? In the New Pirates Movie, it shows that the lovely, feminine sirens can KICK BUTT!!!!! :p:

Yup...

Be sure not to kiss those mermaids guys!

I think that, in the case of ungentlemanly comments, most Disney princesses should remind the person in question that they are ether married or are dating someone who is typically armed with at least a nice sharp sword. Of course, in the case of Rapunzel, she can simply ask if someone can lend her a frying pan....

PatchOBlack wrote:I think that, in the case of ungentlemanly comments, most Disney princesses should remind the person in question that they are ether married or are dating someone who is typically armed with at least a nice sharp sword. Of course, in the case of Rapunzel, she can simply ask if someone can lend her a frying pan....

Yup, in Rapunzel's case saying, "I'm great with a skillet" does not mean any agreement to an overnight engagement.