MAD Magazines takes on WDW

[Minthorne]

Then you'd have to remove the s from 'takes'.

You English good!

 

[MisterPenguin]

You English good!

That should be: You English well.

 

[Minthorne]

That should be: You English well.

Don’t you mean Your English well? Mine is Dutch.

 

[JIMINYCR]

Wow... I havent looked at a MAD Magazine for .... ummm... 45 years or more.... I found this pretty funny, unlike some other Disney parodies I've seen. Enlarging the photo to see wheres Jiminy Cricket in all that mess.

 

[Po'Rich]

Then you'd have to remove the s from 'takes'.

Unless you consider the image a collage of several perspectives (takes) of WDW.

 

[Tick Tock]

Unless you consider the image a collage of several perspectives (takes) of WDW.

In Gollum-speak it would be: "Takes'es", or "Takes'es, precious."

In case anybody was wondering.

 

[Bairstow]

Yes, I did very deliberately choose my avatar. (Maybe that is a copyright violation too???) The only difference is the avatar has more hair but is was the most appropriate representation I could find. I even have a Seven Dwarfs "Grumpy and Proud Of It" shirt I wear to the parks.
However, I am not in curmudgeon mode about this. I am simply pointing out that posting copyrighted material from another source may well be a copyright violation. If you simply post a link to another page and tell others to visit that link that is not a violation, but when you re-publish the content without permission it is a violation. I suspect most of us (me too) have posted copyrighted material without even thinking about it, just like we all go over the speed limit sometimes without even meaning to. I just don't want to see this web site or any of the posters unintentionally get into a problem because I like it here. If you would rather be safe than sorry I suggest you remove the poster itself and just tell others there is a very funny Mad Magazine parody poster on the Huffington Post link. (And yes, just like "where's Waldo" I am still looking at it.)

If individual posters had to strictly adhere to copyright law, this, and pretty much every forum-based site on the internet, would quickly collapse into a pile of dust.

 

[John park hopper]

Have not seen Mad Mag for years the last time I read it it was printed on clay tablets.

 

[Goofyernmost]

Have not seen Mad Mag for years the last time I read it it was printed on clay tablets.

I first saw it on a cave wall!

 

[Tick Tock]

Have not seen Mad Mag for years the last time I read it it was printed on clay tablets.

I first saw it on a cave wall!

Oh yeah? Well I was first told about it by a snake in the Garden of Eden. (Seriously though, I have no clue where we're going with this.)

 

[JohnD]

This whole thread is as mad as the magazine.

But who can forget:
* MAD fold-ins
* Don Martin
* Spy vs Spy
* Movie parodies (Star Roars among others)

 

[POLY LOVER]

Oh stop, please.

Mad is one of the greats!