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True Identity of Andy's Mom from Toy Story Theory
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MOXOMUMD
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I like him in Bedtime Stories.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
Who is he and can he say anything besides "Is blown, is blown, is blown, is blown" ?
MOXOMUMD
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Russell Brand. (Former Mr. Katy Perry) He played in Bedtime Stories and Forgetting Sarah Marshall. He had his own talk show at one time.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
she had a bit of a reputation as a mechanical bull rider, thats why she kept the hat
sweetpee_1993
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Okay.. Besides all the drama details which, personally, I found equally fascinating to the plagerized blog post but I digress..
My husband & aunt have always sworn that Andy's mom is Emily but neither can explain or elaborate on why they think this. They say she just is and you can tell. I have never gotten this. I've always dismissed their notion as reaching for something they wanted to exist. This blog explanation is intriguing, yes. It's the first real explanation I've heard. However, I still find the connecting of the dots to be reaching. Woody & Jesse were characters from a wildly popular tv show for children. You saw all the toys & products in The Chicken Man's collection. When particular toys are wildly popular like that soooooo many kids have the same toys. Like me with Cabbage Patch stuff. I had tons of stuff that was Cabbage Patch right along with almost every other girl I knew my age. Had I grown up & given my old things to a daughter, an old '80s thrift find Cabbage Patch that found it's way to my daughter wouldn't mean that exact doll formerly belonged to me. You know?
My husband & aunt have always sworn that Andy's mom is Emily but neither can explain or elaborate on why they think this. They say she just is and you can tell. I have never gotten this. I've always dismissed their notion as reaching for something they wanted to exist. This blog explanation is intriguing, yes. It's the first real explanation I've heard. However, I still find the connecting of the dots to be reaching. Woody & Jesse were characters from a wildly popular tv show for children. You saw all the toys & products in The Chicken Man's collection. When particular toys are wildly popular like that soooooo many kids have the same toys. Like me with Cabbage Patch stuff. I had tons of stuff that was Cabbage Patch right along with almost every other girl I knew my age. Had I grown up & given my old things to a daughter, an old '80s thrift find Cabbage Patch that found it's way to my daughter wouldn't mean that exact doll formerly belonged to me. You know?