Posted on 05/17/2004 12:31:28 PM PDT by SmithPatterson
They announce the dates on rec.arts.disney.parks, but you can always go to gaydays.com to find out. I made sure to check before booking my family's vacation. It's usually in June sometime.
Every web site I have looked at properly credits Disney with the copywrite at the bottom of their page. Most also explicitly state that they are in no way shape or form associated with or endorsed by Walt Disney Company.
The gay days site does not.
Seriously, the perfect family of yester year is 1 part myth, 2 parts wishful thinking, and 1 part faulty memory.
101 Dalmations
Bedknobs and Broomsticks
The Lizzie MacGuire movie
Pete's Dragon
And those are just the ones I instantly recognized in a list. Of course others like The Mighty Ducks are themed such that familial relationships aren't central to the story.
Silly me, I never heard of "gayday.com" before your post. I'll wager that most of us haven't.
Eisner is a homosexual who has destroyed a company through his open support of SODODMITES who will destroy anything that they come in contact with......including our children who they try to recrute.
We as a people must denounce this deathstyle and never allow activist judges to force this evil upon us or we also will be doomed just as the Disney coporation is.
God help us if we do not stop this destructive behavior from being accepted as normal.
"Veggie Tales" IS NOT DISNEY.
If I'm wrong I welcome correction.
It's not just the Polynesian Resort that no longer has church services -- there is no longer any church services available on Disney property at any of the hotels. Considering that one of the big selling points that Disney uses to get people to stay on site is that Disney has it all, and there's no need to leave the property during their vacation, it's a bit incongruous to tell patrons that they have to find a place off site to attend church services.
As for the apartments for college students being a hotbed of sex, I've heard that this is true -- the Vista Way apartments are derisively known as Vista Lay.
The Clinton audio-animatroic figure is pretty darn real-looking. It even has the trademark Clinton smirk! I was amazed at how well Disney imitated W's voice, then I read that Bush recorded his voice for use in the Hall of Presidents. It's an excellent show -- the one drawback for freepers is that there's a big painting of Clinton in the lobby.
Mulan was only a "cross-dresser" in the loosest sense of the term. She didn't do it out of confusion over gender, or for some aberrant sexual hangup. The original Mulan, much like the one in the movie, did indeed disguise herself as a man, and for the purpose of joining the Chinese army to maintain her family honor. According to the original chinese poem, she stayed in the army for some time, eventually becoming a respected officer. She was supposedly killed in battle IIRC.
Not only that, but in each movie, the kid flagrantly disobeys the parent (Lion King, Finding Nemo, Little Mermaid). And don't even talk about "Lilo and Stitch."
"Maybe the person making the claim called them "faggots" one too many times and they pulled this as payback."
Dude- You are really over the top, as usual. Do you see this namecalling in the article? Maybe they, like other amoral people of your ilk simply can't stand that someone believes in something and they deliberately antagonized her.
Spare us the continuing "follow the rules" lectures - You can't even refrain from ad hominem attacks on this girl, because she believes in God - so you drop drawers and go at it in front of everyone on this thread exclaiming the virtues of having no virtues.
Excerpt of President Bushs' 90-second speech in the 'Hall of Presidents' (written and recorded by the President himself):
"Again and again we return to the same simple principles," says President Bush. "Freedom, equality the freedom to create, to prosper, to dream equality before the law, in the workplace, in the chance for a better life and each time, in the process, America grows stronger, the beacon of democracy grows brighter, the world looks in new astonishment at what free people can do."
Reaction from the audience: about half of the full auditorium applauded. No one booed or hissed.
Big Idea Productions (Veggietales) has gone under. It is no more.
Who is distributing their videos!?
They are fantastic.
I think Focus on the Family is a place to start looking for Veggie Tales.
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