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Big Ball wand hate? Why?
- Thread starter Disneysue
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Legacy
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______________ like big balls, too
Why did the censor delete the word "Kittens?"
:lookaroun
Legacy
Well-Known Member
you could have a wand with no balls mind you
But what would be the point?
You would just have a large pointless protrusion sticking out of the ground?
Wilt Dasney
Well-Known Member
VERY strange, if you ask me :lookaroun
Figments Friend
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Figments Friend
Well-Known Member
you like big balls but no wand?
I think my post above clarifies that i like "Big Wands' too....
cmatt
Active Member
ahhhhh i see like a hat? :shrug:
cmatt
Active Member
I think my post above clarifies that i like "Big Wands' too....
just not at the same time eh?
duck_daddy
New Member
BLASPHEMY say I! How dare you degrade a thread you readily helped create. I'm ashamed of you!:ROFLOL:
imagineer boy
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Alright, who had the balls to rate this thread one star?!
:lookaroun
:lookaroun
goofyfan13
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Need I say.......Lorena Bobbitt...? :lookaroun
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
Alright, who had the balls to rate this thread one star?!
:lookaroun
I just gave it another star ! :wave:
duck_daddy
New Member
WANDerfully put!:lookaroun
Alright, who had the balls to rate this thread one star?!
:lookaroun
Me of course. :wave:
goofyfan13
Well-Known Member
Wait...I thought females didn't have....
ah, I'll stop there for fear of taking it too far...:lookaroun
Our (women's) invisible ones are bigger than your (men's) visible ones.
goofyfan13
Well-Known Member
duck_daddy
New Member
?:shrug:
Peaches Magee
New Member
this may have been posted before but came across it today... thought it was a clever little article and pics from Yesterland.com
Walt Disney World management wanted to do something big to draw attention to the Millennium Celebration at Epcot. Taking inspiration from the Sorcerer’s Apprentice sequence of Fantasia, a 25-story-high structure rose next to and above Epcot’s Spaceship Earth. Sorcerer Mickey’s arm and hand held a gigantic magic wand, with “starfetti” raining down over a glistening “2000.”
With the oversized hand and wand towering over it, the magnificent geodesic sphere of Spaceship Earth was stripped of its dignity. Even though the top of the sphere was still 180 feet—18 stories—above ground level, Spaceship Earth looked much smaller and less impressive. The bold and elegant symbol of Epcot became a cartoony marketing gimmick for the Millennium Celebration.
Okay, it was kind of fun too. And it would just be temporary, right?
Wrong. When the Millennium Celebration ended, the hand and wand remained in place. The number 2000 was replaced by “Epcot” in a weird font that didn’t look like any Epcot logo, past or present.
There have been numerous Internet bulletin board postings and blog articles lamenting that the 25-story growth on the side of Spaceship Earth is still there. But enough of this negativity! Let’s take a positive look at the hand and wand...
Maybe the Sorcerer Mickey hand and wand aren’t that bad. Things could be much worse. I repeat, things could be much worse. For example...
There have been Internet rumors that the wand structure will be removed to restore the dignity of Spaceship Earth. But that hasn’t happened yet.
The current sponsor of Spaceship Earth is Siemens, a huge electrical engineering and electronics company based in Germany. The word is that Siemens is updating the end of the ride and populating the post-ride area with new exhibits. On the outside, the only change has been that the Siemens logo replaced the AT&T logo. There’s no confirmation that Siemens wants to eliminate the hand and wand.
Walt Disney World management wanted to do something big to draw attention to the Millennium Celebration at Epcot. Taking inspiration from the Sorcerer’s Apprentice sequence of Fantasia, a 25-story-high structure rose next to and above Epcot’s Spaceship Earth. Sorcerer Mickey’s arm and hand held a gigantic magic wand, with “starfetti” raining down over a glistening “2000.”
With the oversized hand and wand towering over it, the magnificent geodesic sphere of Spaceship Earth was stripped of its dignity. Even though the top of the sphere was still 180 feet—18 stories—above ground level, Spaceship Earth looked much smaller and less impressive. The bold and elegant symbol of Epcot became a cartoony marketing gimmick for the Millennium Celebration.
Okay, it was kind of fun too. And it would just be temporary, right?
Wrong. When the Millennium Celebration ended, the hand and wand remained in place. The number 2000 was replaced by “Epcot” in a weird font that didn’t look like any Epcot logo, past or present.
There have been numerous Internet bulletin board postings and blog articles lamenting that the 25-story growth on the side of Spaceship Earth is still there. But enough of this negativity! Let’s take a positive look at the hand and wand...
Maybe the Sorcerer Mickey hand and wand aren’t that bad. Things could be much worse. I repeat, things could be much worse. For example...
How about a Mike Wazowski makeover?
Captain Jack Sparrow strikes again!
Everyone loves Stitch, right?
Hmmmmm... Spaceship Earth doesn’t need to be dressed up.
There have been Internet rumors that the wand structure will be removed to restore the dignity of Spaceship Earth. But that hasn’t happened yet.
The current sponsor of Spaceship Earth is Siemens, a huge electrical engineering and electronics company based in Germany. The word is that Siemens is updating the end of the ride and populating the post-ride area with new exhibits. On the outside, the only change has been that the Siemens logo replaced the AT&T logo. There’s no confirmation that Siemens wants to eliminate the hand and wand.