Originally Posted By Labuda Well, yeah, Witches. Mickey is higher up the ladder in the world of Disney, BUT I really, REALLY think it'd be a mistake to put Mickey on the mountain in DAK. In Fantasyland it's ok, but my mind goes "Noooooooooo!" when thinking of Mickey trying to climb Everest in the Asia section of DAK.
Originally Posted By Skully Lions, tigers, yeti's, and a mouse. It doesn't work for me and I don't understand why but it may have to do with the mouse.
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORGOCH: Hey, Labuda, ducklin' up there! Don't pay no attention ta my fool sister, Orwen. Ya know she's always comin' up with one lame idea after another. 'Member the time she went an' suggested ol' Stinkerbell take a rest from flyin' over Cindersmelly's Castle--while lettin' some a the OTHER flyin' Dizzy characters take her place fer the fireworks kick-off? They danged fool even wanted the flyin' bed from Bedbugs and Broomsticks ta fly over ev'rybody's heads!! Take it from me. Best thing ta do whenever Orwen opens up her mouth is ta just stick another Krispy Kreme in it and turn away befer the donut crumbs start flyin'...
Originally Posted By mrkthompsn Just a bit of trivia: Mt. Everest ~isn't~ the tallest mountain in the world, strickly speaking.
Originally Posted By mrkthompsn Everest is 29,028 from sea level (and rising). From the bottom of the ocean, Mauna Kea on the big island of Hawaii is 33,476 feet tall from the ocean floor. But measuring from the center of the earth to the farthest point closest to the reaches of space - Mount Chimborazo in Ecuador is 20,946,207 feet, where Everest is only 20,937,238 feet. This is due to the oblong shape that the planet endures by rotating on it axis. Climb Everest if you wish, but you'll be 8,969 feet closer to the moon by climbing Chimborazo.
Originally Posted By mrkthompsn People snowboard down Mauna Loa (not Kea) in Hawaii believe it or not. I dare somebody snowboard down Expedition: Everest.
Originally Posted By gurgitoy2 I think that would turn out like those concrete snowboard/ski slopes I've seen. Ouch!!
