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... saucer of milk?

Yeah, worldfanatic's mom let him have a soda that night, he got REAL brave... :ROFLOL:... Can't hold his Mr. Pibb!

... to be fair, there were a number of reasons... all of which smelled like someone let out a ginormous chili dog burp....

Peter Pan... It really give you the feeling of being in the animated classic! Love that! The music, the scenery, being suspended high above London and then Never Never land... Can't wait to take the little lad on it... Some day! *sigh*

That's it... I've had it... I'm starting a "Save the Mamoties" petition... who's with me?

...I believe we are all tendered up about the changes... I am especially tendered up about the mamoties, I love mamoties! Now, no more mamoties.... *sigh*

Hooray..... WEBCAMMAGE!

Welcome, I see your fairly new here! Before the echo's start, I would suggest youtube for video's and google till your hearts content. Also searching these forums will yield many results. I might also suggest signing up to www.mousebits.com ... it's a fan site for torrents, people post their...

Somebody post the facepalm... OP, time to find a new hobby...

That's correct, it doesn't work in America, however in America, as soon as you create it you own it... If you are having a copyright dispute and a lawsuit is pending, you do need to register said copyright to protect yourself.

The link I provided is a researched study of the case through the University of St. Thomas, Minnesota... The "technicalities" you've noted are great, don't know where you found/heard/read them, I haven't seen any papers/sources/records backing up your statements (other than what you've...

In some Jurisdictions this will still suffice (UK, Netherlands), and in the past it has in America... alternatively, you can also have it date stamped by a notary... This is called a poor man's copyright...

Great links.. a little lengthy read to find the relate-able info.. The story of Bambi's copyright dispute.. basically the author never filed the copyright, and the story was already in public domain... There are a couple of sources that point to that as well.. Does Disney benefit from work...

Allright, enough with the "evil conglomeration heck-bent on world domination" and "Disney owns Congress/white house" talk.... :ROFLOL: HA HA! I knew it would come to this.... As WDWfigment went on to say, there are some compelling arguments for it... And there are, these laws don't only benefit...

Sublimesting is totally on the right path. In fact... If memory serves correctly... The Walt Disney Company was one of the driving forces of copyright law in America, throughout the 80's and 90's. They realized once Walt's original creations entered into the public domain, anyone can use them...

I think Wipeout is a poor man's MXC.... They are virtually one in the same, but MXC had actual comedians doing the commentary, and they really enhanced the humour with their witty, acerbic and cuastic commentary... IMO ABC wipedout trying to recreate MXC...

..... Where is that "nail on the head emoticon"?? Exactly! That's what their doing and it doesn't work.... That's the opposite of Show before efficiency.... That's the Universal way.... That's the six flags way... Anyone can do that... That's not a unique experience, that's cheap and fast...

Clubs make money slinging drinks, selling food... not charging a 5 dollar cover charge... Again, the argument isn't about profitability, it's about the experience, Andrew... Disney is working overtime to make immersive 4D attractions/experiences... They have one already in AC... It needs to...

Sometime people don't like the truth... I'm not impressed that one person gushed, I am impressed that one person recognizes the root of the problem with business in the North American market place... It sounds like your more upset being alightweight shareholder more so then about anything else...

Ohh... why thank you... I'll be here all week, and selling books in the lobby! HA HA! Thanks for the props... My only wish is that it was posted on the first page, not the last... It's true, we (in North America) don't make anything anymore.... We've stopped creating and taking chances...