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To: Laissez-faire capitalist
which are presented in a funny, harmless way.

So which is it, funny and harmless or sinister and foreboding? I've read through the replies here and am flabbergasted at the amount of attention these items are receiving.

Man-dressing-as-woman is a staple of American comedy. Taking offense or reading ulterior motives into it is the same as thinking a whoopee cushion crassly makes light of serious gastrointestinal disorders.

A friend of mine's kid developed a crush on the Little Mermaid. Did that make him some sick, mythical-fish-beast lover?

I'm sure kids and our culture will survive Shrek 2. However, one certain way to confuse them is to point out all the sinister things you see in their harmless fun.

146 posted on 06/22/2004 8:36:02 AM PDT by Mr. Bird (Ain't the beer cold!)
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To: Mr. Bird
Man-dressing-as-woman is a staple of AmericanShakespeare comedy.

The folks who make like this is some new phenomenon (not you) are either negligently ignorant or willfully ignorant.

Plus, I'm baffled that nobody has yet brought up Shrek 2's glorification of donkey-dragon sex!
160 posted on 06/22/2004 8:47:51 AM PDT by drjimmy
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