Not available in stores?!? What if I want to save money on my zombie house but I only have a PO box? Can they deliver to my place of business? #walmart
LooneyTunes/WarnerBrothers had ghetto-wear back in the early 90's
in the early 70's at 7 years old i rode 'space mountain' in disney world before it even opened to the public. my family went down there 4 christmas vacations in a row and knew every inch of that park. i LOVED disney. growing up i wanted to be a disney animator. then in college i aspired to work for the disney channel when it started.
i was told that if you worked at disney parks, you couldn't have facial hair, wft. granted i don't like beards, but that rule rubbed me the wrong way. then came radio disney and ABC and film studios. they went from 'a cool place' to 'a watered down mass entertainment marketing machine' that wasn't about making great animation and a fun theme park. and now the only thing that doesn't have hannah montanna on it are condoms. they even have tinkerbell on 'art staples' for housewives that make scrapbooks.
you broke my childhood heart disney. i won't support you anymore.
@fuzzymuffins: I have a great Iceberg/Peppy Le Pew long-sleeve two-tone T that I got on sale at Century 21. I was not the target audience but I love it.
Instead of being cynical why not let go and enjoy. Disney is a corporation, yes, but it's also a place founded on imagination and innocence. A place where even a rat-raced New Yorker can be transported to a time where all one needed to worry about was coloring in the lines...and even then it didn't really matter. Just let go and enjoy being joyful.
@DancinCoyoteX: I hate everything Disney and they are not about imagination and innocence. They are about corporate greed and marketing.
I walked out of Disney World the first time I went after seeing children crying on long lines and also being rushed through the Mickey Mouse house to see Mickey for one second. Children are treated like cattle with money at Disney World. It's a racket pure and simple.
@DancinCoyoteX: Is that a new part of job descriptions these days for PR people? "- Defend our corporate image when we get slammed on Gawker."
Like JLynRedux, I also think Disney is a joke.
Many, many years ago I went to Epcot Center during spring break. I found it a very distasteful experience.
I was offended that visitors to the park are forced to suffer through commercials from sponsors before being admitted to each attraction.
I remember visiting the 'World of the Seas' at Epcot; a group of us were ushered into a large anteroom where we were subjected to a two-minute commercial from the company that sponsored the attraction, before we could actually go on to the attraction. I PAID for this??
I came to realize that Epcot was intended for people who don't have the intellect or initiative to seek out the world's great treasures, like zoos, museums and different cultures, but need to have their experiences spoon-fed to them.
Why would anyone pay out the nose to go to Epcot for attractions that don't hold a candle to the wonderful zoos, museums, etc. all around America?
And don't even get me started on the $8,000 a former boss spent for a 2-week vacation at Disneyworld. My boyfriend and I spent that much for three months in Europe and Africa.
@DancinCoyoteX: I so agree! As long as people remember it's a business, and you can pick and choose the products you consume from them, I see no problem. Love it!
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And then Wal-Mart's coffin begins to leak #walmart
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- 18 Gauge Steel
- Stars and Stripes motif
How come they're down to 14 models today from the 27 that you found? The PR was very very successful?
Can we purchase one on the lay-away plan?
Suggestions for new models:
Verdant Splendor: comes with built-in grow lights.
The Levi Johnston: with a discreet plexiglass viewing port.
The Susan Finkelstein: Red, white, and blue, but otherwise lacking character. #walmart
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Stiff Competition for Big Box Bucks #walmart
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I mean, it sucks that I'm dead, but wow! It's so comfy in here! Thanks, Wal-Mart! #walmart
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LooneyTunes/WarnerBrothers had ghetto-wear back in the early 90's
in the early 70's at 7 years old i rode 'space mountain' in disney world before it even opened to the public. my family went down there 4 christmas vacations in a row and knew every inch of that park. i LOVED disney. growing up i wanted to be a disney animator. then in college i aspired to work for the disney channel when it started.
i was told that if you worked at disney parks, you couldn't have facial hair, wft. granted i don't like beards, but that rule rubbed me the wrong way. then came radio disney and ABC and film studios. they went from 'a cool place' to 'a watered down mass entertainment marketing machine' that wasn't about making great animation and a fun theme park. and now the only thing that doesn't have hannah montanna on it are condoms. they even have tinkerbell on 'art staples' for housewives that make scrapbooks.
you broke my childhood heart disney. i won't support you anymore.
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I walked out of Disney World the first time I went after seeing children crying on long lines and also being rushed through the Mickey Mouse house to see Mickey for one second. Children are treated like cattle with money at Disney World. It's a racket pure and simple.
Wake the fuck up.
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Like JLynRedux, I also think Disney is a joke.
Many, many years ago I went to Epcot Center during spring break. I found it a very distasteful experience.
I was offended that visitors to the park are forced to suffer through commercials from sponsors before being admitted to each attraction.
I remember visiting the 'World of the Seas' at Epcot; a group of us were ushered into a large anteroom where we were subjected to a two-minute commercial from the company that sponsored the attraction, before we could actually go on to the attraction. I PAID for this??
I came to realize that Epcot was intended for people who don't have the intellect or initiative to seek out the world's great treasures, like zoos, museums and different cultures, but need to have their experiences spoon-fed to them.
Why would anyone pay out the nose to go to Epcot for attractions that don't hold a candle to the wonderful zoos, museums, etc. all around America?
And don't even get me started on the $8,000 a former boss spent for a 2-week vacation at Disneyworld. My boyfriend and I spent that much for three months in Europe and Africa.
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