Originally Posted By slave2moonlight I used to pray to God to send me Ariel the Little Mermaid, which is pretty messed up because I was probably in High School at the time. But telling that anecdote DID help me win a "World's biggest Disney fan" contest, from which I got a shnazzy making of Snow White book.
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Originally Posted By slave2moonlight I enjoyed Shrek as well, (but did not feel it deserved the credit it got, nor the Oscar). I can never remember what a Churro is. My experience with Disney dining is very limited, as my parents are very cheap.
Originally Posted By slave2moonlight I never really understood what Communicore was, but still would rather have it than Innoventions. I actually like that there are so many places to shop at Disney World. I LOVE Disney World shopping and Disney plush toys(though I don't like the emporium TAKING OVER Main St.). I think it's wrong to charge so much for a coke under the hot Florida sun and not get refills. I liked aspects of it, but I didn't LOVE the original Rescuers. I think the backgrounds were my biggest complaint. Loved the sequel though.
Originally Posted By slave2moonlight I am starting to only hang out in the Play Pen here at LP, because the other areas have so many snobs in them(who never seem to come here).
Originally Posted By slave2moonlight I ALSO don't get the whole Bobbleheads thing. For obvious reasons, All the Cats Join In was a majorly favorite short for me growing up. What naughty animators! I have the Computer Wore Tennis Shoes remake recorded.
Originally Posted By slave2moonlight I think I prefer Buzz over Woody. I always thought Peter Scolari was cooler than Tom Hanks.
Originally Posted By slave2moonlight I notice not all the posts here are Disney confessions, hmm... I have the audio casette of The Party (that Mickey Mouse Club group). I am secretly working on the script for Spaceballs: The Prequel. I nearly wore out my VHS of The Adventures of Huck Finn (the Elijah Wood one), I just liked it that much. Thank God for DVD. Same goes for Hocus Pocus, though I still need to get THAT DVD. I have The Lizzie McGuire soundtrack, her Christmas Album, and her fashion doll. I am just barely reading the Wizard of Oz books for the first time, despite the fact that it is one of my favorite movies. I don't find Jessica Rabbit all that attractive. A little, but not anywhere near as attractive as your typical Disney princess.
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Originally Posted By slave2moonlight I still dress up for Halloween, and take my costume making all too seriously. I ride most of Space Mountain with my eyes closed, and my head scrunched down between my shoulders for fear of having it lopped off by a low rail! I always found the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Ride quite terrifying, and the Lagoon itself, just knowing those big rubber monsters were down in it somewhere. But I still miss that ride intensely since being scared IS fun. I can't stand rude people, especially at Disney World. Sometimes they're Cast Members, sometimes they're guests. And even though the people who are first in line SHOULD get first choice of where to sit (in shows like Little Mermaid), it really steams me when they've been told to move to the end of the row and still do not do it! Though I never would want to get picked to participate in a show, I always resent the fact that I never do get picked. I hate the way people of ALL ages wander around Disney World practically naked nowadays, or with shorts that might as well be panties. Well, it's a love/hate thing really, but it's still wrong! And I hate when people dress like that and then give you an ugly look for staring. Jeez, if you're going to put on a show, you're going to get an audience!
Originally Posted By slave2moonlight I liked Star Wars Episode 1 for the most part. I loved Episode 2. I love Tom Sawyer Island. I enjoy feeding the birds there. I liked the Beverly Hillbillies Movie. I think Calista Flockhart is a hottie (for an older lady). I think Weird Al is a genius. I'm not up on most current music. I do listen to some country. I'd rather go to Disney World than Hawaii or anywhere else. I wanna make-out in the Haunted Mansion someday.
Originally Posted By slave2moonlight I agree that people are rudest at Magic Kingdom. Sorry, I confess that that was not a confession, but an agreement with a confession.
Originally Posted By slave2moonlight Being in a swimming pool is like having a Fast Pass to the men's room.
Originally Posted By slave2moonlight I confess I have no idea what "Blast" is. I confess that I have confessed a lot of things I would never have confessed to had I not been so sleepy. Alas, I am an insomniac. I confess that I haven't answered my e-mail in a few weeks, due to my spending so much time on LP.
Originally Posted By slave2moonlight I confess that I am annoyed by the initial success of Survivor. I confess that I wish people would refrain from using the term "rocket body" to each other, as it is making me fantasize about LPers when I am trying to concentrate on confessing stuff.
Originally Posted By slave2moonlight I confess that I just realized I am responding to posts that are a month old. I confess that the only hidden Mickey I can find is on the Viking hat at Maelstrom. Man, that ride rocks! I confess that I want one of those Ziggy Piggy Ice Cream Sundaes from Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure.
Originally Posted By slave2moonlight I confess that, except for the animation, I thought Pocahontas 2 was more interested than the original.
Originally Posted By slave2moonlight I confess, I have Coca Cola running through my veins at this point, and I can't remember the last time I drank water.
Originally Posted By slave2moonlight I confess that, while I LOVE PIXAR films with a passion, their teaser trailers always have me feeling unsure. Luckily, I am always relieved upon viewing the films. I confess that I own the film Bring It On, and yet I have never watched it.
