Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Lessons Learned From Disney Characters


Disney movies are morality tales. They all offer something we can learn from, take out into the world, become a better person. Here are some important lessons from some classic Disney characters.

Simba: If you run away from your responsibilities, it may come back to bite you in the ass.

Pinocchio: Lying makes you look stupid and turns you into a total jack ass.

Belle: You can be a brunette and have a brain in your head and still get the guy.

Beast: Ugly is as ugly does.

Nemo: Youthful rebellion may land you in a bit of hot water (or a grungy fish tank or a jail cell).

Goofy: You don't have to settle for the hand you're dealt. Learn to walk and talk and you'll be more than just another dog. (He is a dog, right?)

Alice: If you eat, drink, and smoke things you don't recognize, you're probably in for a strange day.

Snow White: Don't take candy from strangers (or apples, how stupid is she, weren't we all taught this as kids?)

Numerous Disney Characters: Step-mothers are heinous bitches.

Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty: You don't really need to better your situation, eventually a prince will come along and do it for you. Then he owns you.

Disney Princesses: Guys: are they really worth it? Poison apples, lost voices, evil spells? I mean, really? You don't need a man to define you and you'd be better off alone then in an endless coma.

{Disclaimer: Statements in this blog are supposed to be seen as humorous. The owner of this blog does not necessarily think these are good lessons to live by, though some have merit. If you have issue with anything in this blog, please call 1-800-get-bent}

I hope this was helpful.

Thanks for reading.

Kisses

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Megan

4 comments:

  1. Want to get away? Go to a site called "vpike"

    vpike lets you do a vertial drive anywhere you want to go. I have driven through old neighborhoods and aimed the camera at the front door of my old house. I even drove by Disneyland, but they would not let me in. It's a real trip.

    A writer wanting to do research on New York City, for example, can drive by all the shops and little streets and see all the buildings from any ground angle. I even zoomed in on a pole, and then climbed the pole.

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  2. Wow, that sounds cool. Will have to check it out.

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  3. Screw those princesses! Give me Stitch any day!!

    Loved this post! Very insightful. I especially liked the Alice one - made me laugh! I missed reading your blog, Meg... keep it up!

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