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I have started the official "Support Roy Disney" club! All there is now is links to all three letters and another one for the official petition. I will be adding more stuff in the future. But for now, if you love Disney, please join: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/supportroydisney

It is ironic. Very ironic. So much so that it almost makes me wanna puke :eek: Let's see ... 71% to 29%. Eisner has nothing more to gain ... except more enemies.

Join Preserve the Magic! Every little bit helps! I know that y'all may be sick of hearing this phrase, but "Walt would be proud"! I still smile whenever I happen to see somebody use it. Walt Disney really was, and will continue to be, one of the most gifted people on Earth. I don't...

I agree wholeheartedly. Two things, though: A Bug's Life is Pixar, not Disney. In fact, that's another thing: when Pixar and Eisner part, oh god, I don't even wanna speculate... As for the characters at Disneyland and the MK ... as years wore on, they'd get abused by rowdy teenagers. Sad...

It is really sad. Why there are still fans who support Eisner is beyond me. And the fact that under 300 people are in Preserve the Magic (a link to join is in my signature) is a sad testament as to how the company has "brainwashed" gulliblle people. People that maintain a "Disney can do no...

"While Roy's complaints are, I'm sure, heartfelt and he's serious about it, he just doesn't carry as much weight as he used to in the company," said Harold Vogel of Vogel Capital Management in New York. This is a quote from yet another article on Roy's comments. To me, it's a bunch of garbage...

I saw this story on Yahoo a few minutes ago and all I can say is FINALLY! Now I wonder if Eisner "will" finally leave. If he doesn't, and with Roy Disney -- Walt's nephew -- off the board, the media could have a field day. Somehow, I doubt that'd bode too well with Eisner.

I do what I can. I'm the founder of two campaigns and I write letters to the company. I used to have this desire to become a DS employee, but now could care less. TDS closest to us is, to put it mildly, crap; and you'd have to drag me kicking and screaming to go in there. I'd...

For years, I have been dealing with people who see Disney as this perfect company that can do no wrong; and your post about TDS finally put me over the top. I love Disney as well, and will not sit idly by doing nothing while the company that Walt built and I love deteriorates. I'm sorry for...

I am just fed up with gullible people who see everything the company does as good. Sorry if I come off mean; but as someone who grew up on disney, it pains me to no end that the company is in the shambles it's in.

If the majority of stores aren't doing well, it'd be smart just to shutter them. Disney really screwed themselves with TDS; and now they're paying the ultimate price. This isn't anyones fault but THEIRS.

Hey, it's possible :). It would definately work; the sketches for Disney's America look very -- strikingly, in fact -- similar to DCA. But sadly, converting DCA into Disney's America is probably unlikely.

Very keeeeeeeeeewl indeed:D

Sorry, not you. Should have mentioned that :) It's directed towards snow

I am NOT a former CM; and who gives a d@mn about morals and principles, huh? This is what scares me: today's generation doesn't know the principles and ideals Disney was founded under, and thus will buy into anything. TDC is like a crappy version of Nickelodeon now; nothing like the original...

I agree. God damn ... these sequels continue to amaze me. And not in the good way.

I was angry when I read this a couple years ago. Actually, I only knew about the playground. Had no clue about the retirement community and shopping center. So ... instead of a park that delved into history (a place that I'm sure Walt Disney would love), the "historic" area Virginia didn't...

The decision to ventur onto the sports team ownership fiel was, in my mind, Eisner's dumbest move (well, beside approving Pressler as DL's president :) ). It was a gigantic gamble; one that the company didn't need.

TDS is awful now. I, for one, would rather see them get axed than watch it barely hang on as a gap with Mickey ears, princess outfits and cheaply made plush. Just like I'd rather see DL shut down than become a cheap kiddie playground with outrageously over-priced plush and plastic shops. But...