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Is Mickey mouse married?
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unkadug
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How about Goofy and Clarabell? LOL
According to Goofy's family tree they are just friends...
http://goofy313g.free.fr/calisota_online/trees/mygooftree.html
Some people have WAY too much time!!
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
No Minnie is just easy.
EpcoTim
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What was sad, became tragic. A story that Walt tried to hide for years. A story that crippled Walt himself, for he had created the mouse that would go on that rampage that dreary October night. Some say Minnie made him do it, for he could never leave Hortense. People often wonder why alcohol was never allowed at DisneyLand. If only they knew what lurked in the cold, black heart of that famous mouse, would he be loved at all?
Everytime I see Mickey he has a smile on his face, so I'm guessing no!
Hahahaha I think you just made a bunch of enemies!!! Funny none the less
Goofnut1980
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I just saw Donalds family tree. Hortense is a McDuck! ha
I_heart_Tigger
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So knowing that they're most likely boinking like rabbits and sneaking out of each others house in the middle of the night is "magic" is it
Honestly, I just assume that Mickey and Minnie have the same opinion of marriage that my BF and I do - waste of money, waste of time both of which are spent on better things than a meaningless ceremony that neither of us are interested in. It's nice to have some celebrity relationship icons like them.
vonpluto
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Donald has a twin sister, Della Duck. Huey, Dewey and Louie are her kids.
I wonder when Donald's sisters name was changed from Dumbella to Della? Dumbella is first mentioned as the mother of H,D & L in the 1938 short "Donald's Nephews".
On another note Mickey's "nephews", Morty and Ferdie, only screen appearance is in a 1934 short called "Mickey's Steamroller". They are first seen in a stroller being pushed by Minnie. Hmmmm.....
meyeet
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On another note Mickey's "nephews", Morty and Ferdie, only screen appearance is in a 1934 short called "Mickey's Steamroller". They are first seen in a stroller being pushed by Minnie. Hmmmm.....
They do both have the same last name...
tracyandalex
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In the new Minnie's Bow-Tique, Minnie has 2 nieces. Anyone have any insight?
Also, is Minnie's Figaro the same as Gepetto's Figaro?
Also, is Minnie's Figaro the same as Gepetto's Figaro?
vonpluto
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jjnshane
Active Member
And her sister Mandie. Her Nieces actually go pretty far back at least in the comic books.
Daisy also has nieces named April, May, and June I believe.
tare
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Really nice talk for a Disney fan!!! Your first paragraph in this quote is just disgusting and pathetic that you would even say that!!So knowing that they're most likely boinking like rabbits and sneaking out of each others house in the middle of the night is "magic" is it
Honestly, I just assume that Mickey and Minnie have the same opinion of marriage that my BF and I do - waste of money, waste of time both of which are spent on better things than a meaningless ceremony that neither of us are interested in. It's nice to have some celebrity relationship icons like them.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Mice procreate by divine intervention. No nastyness required.
JIMINYCR
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I found this to add to the discussion: Are Mickey and Minnie married?????
According to Walt Disney, Mickey and Minnie Mouse have never been married on screen. But, in 1933, during an interview with Film Pictorial, Walt said, "In private life, Mickey is married to Minnie... What it really amounts to is that Minnie is, for screen purposes, his leading lady." Two years later in 1935, he told Louise Morgan in the News Chronicle "There's no marriage in the land of make-believe. Mickey and Minnie must live happily ever after." The discussion of Mickey and Minnie's wedding has been fueled by the 1932 film Mickey's Nightmare in which Mickey falls asleep in the armchair instead of meeting Minnie at the local dance. Mickey dreams of being married to Minnie and is surrounded by numerous little Mickey mice. Then in 1935, a cover for for the sheet music "The Wedding Of Mister Mickey Mouse" shows a picture of a beaming Mickey, dressing in a tux, leading Minnie, dressed in a veil, from the church to the happy cheering of Horace Horsecollar and Clarabelle Cow.
According to Walt Disney, Mickey and Minnie Mouse have never been married on screen. But, in 1933, during an interview with Film Pictorial, Walt said, "In private life, Mickey is married to Minnie... What it really amounts to is that Minnie is, for screen purposes, his leading lady." Two years later in 1935, he told Louise Morgan in the News Chronicle "There's no marriage in the land of make-believe. Mickey and Minnie must live happily ever after." The discussion of Mickey and Minnie's wedding has been fueled by the 1932 film Mickey's Nightmare in which Mickey falls asleep in the armchair instead of meeting Minnie at the local dance. Mickey dreams of being married to Minnie and is surrounded by numerous little Mickey mice. Then in 1935, a cover for for the sheet music "The Wedding Of Mister Mickey Mouse" shows a picture of a beaming Mickey, dressing in a tux, leading Minnie, dressed in a veil, from the church to the happy cheering of Horace Horsecollar and Clarabelle Cow.
