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Why yes, yes I did. Well, ‘89 to be more specific.

Maybe I’m just letting my nostalgia for them skew my perspective here, but I really fail to see how these signs would not be seen as “iconic”. Even if you were just shown the color scheme and shape, you’d recognize it as being from WDW. Talk all you want about them being “tacky” or “too 90’s”...

Lol, yeah. We really shouldn’t waste our finite Earthly time concerning ourselves with silly made-up things like “borders”… or “laws”… or “rights”. We’re all just sentient meat sacks unwillingly shackled together on this dying rock and one day we’ll all be gone. Enjoy the ride. Go to...

If I know modern Disney Parks the way I think I do, then I can't wait to hear the backstory of these new signs... how they were "unearthed" near Walt's former Los Feliz home by none other than Thee Zach Ridley. I'm shocked we haven't gotten a new Instagram post yet.

90's WDW > 2022 WDW.

How dare you? They were original to me!!!

Welp... that's it! No more WDW visits for me anymore! Honestly though, I'm shocked that the original signs were even still there when I went last November. It definitely brought a tear to my eye to see them in their original glory... but leave it to the Chapek era to even tear that down...

Considering most of the live-action remakes have been… less than stellar, this one is surely already off to a bad start. Maybe this will be the one that causes them to rethink this cash grab trend.

Haha does it matter? But I think he plays one of the mice.

I don’t know what I found more annoying: the Hairy Godfather… or James Corden. And for the record, no. I didn’t actually watch it.

Next thing you know, Zak Bagans (host of Ghost Adventures) is going to come out and say that Disney's depiction of "spirits" in Haunted Mansion is offensive to actual spirits, and should be changed. Before long, is there going to be anything at Disneyland that someone won't be able to find...

I wouldn't mind them cloning The Great Movie Ride and the Sci-Fi Dine In to fix the fledgling Hollywood area.

"Interesting" is clearly up for interpretation. I think Cuphead is awesome.

I interrupt your previous discussion to bring you... A teaser for Guillermo Del Toro's interpretation of Pinocchio. It looks... interesting? Too soon to tell.

I see where you’re coming from and largely I agree. But when heels and stockings were the height of men’s fashion, we’re those things considered “feminine”? Somehow I doubt it. I have a hard time thinking our Founder Fathers we’re getting accused by their peers of wearing women’s clothes...

I kind of already regret wading into this discussion, but I just have to wonder: are men more "feminine" today because that's just how men are, and the media is hoping to reflect that? OR, are men more "feminine" today because they are heavily inundated with media portraying the emasculated...

I had zero interest in Hamilton either, but was semi-forced into watching it. I “got” it’s appeal, but it just didn’t connect with me. One and done for sure. Moana has some good songs, but overall I can’t help but feel like Disney is dangerously close to over-using him. I accept that I’m in...

OK. Frankly I’m at the point where I don’t even know (or care) what we’re “arguing” about anymore. Twitter is a cesspool occupied by people who have too much time on their hands and not much else going on in their lives that they can put their energies into. Sometimes, this place isn’t far...