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BoarderPhreak
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Cmdr_Crimson
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To the Muppet haters out there......
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Wngo905
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From a post on WDWmagic a long time ago, I learned that Senior is a DVC owner and goes often. The post was someone recalling a time they ran into him in the Top of The World Lounge.
Cadbury
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No surprise there. The guy obviously can afford it. lol
Goofyernmost
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It kind of surprises me. This guy goes out of his way to reek of macho, tough guy. Look at his hair style his whisker style and his clothing. And yet he likes Mickey.
Cadbury
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I'm not saying the guy isn't macho in real life but everyone knows reality TV is fake/scripted.
Goofyernmost
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The program is fake, no doubt, but no it was built around him and his persona. He's not really fake, just changed a little since he got rich.
twilight mitsuk
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Goofyernmost
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That is so correct. I have found nothing more frustrating then to hear people, even Disney saying that splash mountain is based on Song of the South. The actuality is that the movie was built around the Br'er Rabbit stories that existed decades before Walt was even born, I think. Splash is built around the Classic books of Joel Chandler Harris (1848-1908) collected the folktales of Southern African Americans and retold them as classic stories of Uncle Remus. The ride does not contain any of the objectionable parts seen in the movie. It is not about the movie, it is nothing like the movie and is specifically designed after the Uncle Remus stories. The problem is that modern folks never were educated on the make up of the books. The make up of the books focused in on the wisdom of early African Americans in this country. Heck, even the movie does that. It is the white postwar-overlords of the south that came across looking small, foolish and somewhat evil. So they are not ending an offensive racists connection to American History, they are ending a very positive set of wisdom coming from the stories of African American (freed slaves) in this country that is a major part of Black history.
mf1972
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why would this not surprise me?