Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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Syndrome wrote:Oh, and I never realized till the credits that Homer Simpson talks for the Robot Devil.
That's incorrect. Robin Williams reprised his role of the genie in the third aladdin movie. So, Dan only did it for one movie and then he does it for other things, when needed.Rob562 wrote:Not to mention that Dan Castellaneta is also the voice the the Genie in everything Disney's done except the original movie.
-Rob
You're right. He was listed as "Genie" on so many things, I didn't realize that the direct-to-video movie wasn't on the list.lady ulrike wrote:That's incorrect. Robin Williams reprised his role of the genie in the third aladdin movie. So, Dan only did it for one movie and then he does it for other things, when needed.
That must be some high performance Mexican food. Darph could use it on the bears.minoutoo wrote:One day in line at TSMM I saw a t-shirt (on a woman) that said "I'm So Gay I S**T Rainbows!"
I couldn't believe CMs didn't notice this.
Or with the beers.hobie16 wrote:Darph could use it on the bears.
Or not. ;)I agree, people have pet monkeys, why should it be strange for a member of the species Canis Sapiens to have a friend who keeps a member of the species Canis Lupus as a pet. Or am I still thinking about it too much?Disneyguy85 wrote: As for that question regarding Goofy and Pluto, They are cartoon characters! People just need to relax and stop asking about that.
There are Animals and animals, I suppose...felinefan wrote:My family once had a Mickey Mouse comic book, bought in the early 70s when we were on a cross-country summer driving trip, which had a story about Mickey and Horace Horsecollar trying to help Clarabelle Cow keep her home. One point in the story, Mickey and Horace were Out West, both of them riding on horses. I thought that was so odd--a horse riding a horse!
Imean, Horace is a horse, yet he's riding on one of his own kind! Just because it can't talk, wear clothes, etc., I guess it means it must serve those who can walk upright, talk, wear clothes, etc.. Yet Horace was drawn wearing a horse collar, as well as a bridle! Okay, I know, he can't ride himself, and I don't think it would've looked too good if Mickey rode Horace, who was accustomed to walking upright.
Another scene I remember was when Mickey and Horace are out of water, and they come to two pools of water; one is marked poison the other is marked good water. But the bad guy they're chasing has switched the signs; Mickey realizes that this has likely occurred, and tells Horace not to drink the water. So they hide nearby, waiting for an animal to come and drink, thus showing them the right pool of water. As Mickey points out, "Animals know if water is good or bad--and they don't read signs!" Uh, aren't Mickey and Horace animals? Okay, okay, I know--it's just a comic book! :p: But still, you have to wonder....