Gato_Solo
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f*cking kidding... ...Guess it's not PC for boys to play with stuffed animals anymore.
tonksy said:redheaded tomboy? what, are they trying to compete with Maggie and the ferocious beast or something?
I suppose they are thinking that boys like power rangers and spiderman and stupid japanese creatures named picachu or whatever. Pooh is watched by young toddlers and little girlsGato_Solo said:What gets me is the idea that the books were written for Christopher Robin...Milnes son. What are they thinking???
tonksy said:I suppose they are thinking that boys like power rangers and spiderman and stupid japanese creatures named picachu or whatever. Pooh is watched by young toddlers and little girls
tonksy said:It's a ghastly abomination of the books but the girl'll probably sell more.
tonksy said:redheaded tomboy? what, are they trying to compete with Maggie and the ferocious beast or something?
Gato_Solo said:What gets me is the idea that the books were written for Christopher Robin...Milnes son. What are they thinking???
unclehobart said:He will hook up with the new girl and cause Pooh to go into seething jealousies and slide into his dark side as he tries to violently break them up.
tonksy said:Personally, I don't believe Eeyore was physically abused. He was neglected, ignored. It was Piglet that shows the classic insecurity that is found in victims of physical or sexual abuse.
And you don't hire a Tigger to help you with a crime, they are too stupid to keep their mouths shut.
tonksy said:And you don't hire a Tigger to help you with a crime, they are too stupid to keep their mouths shut.
tonksy said:It's a ghastly abomination of the books but the girl'll probably sell more.
Eh? Who? What now? And you think the Disney abominations are all that kosher? right back atcha.Gonz said:if Milne didn't write the character, it's
She's right.BeardofPants said:Eh? Who? What now? And you think the Disney abominations are all that kosher? right back atcha.
It's got nothin' to do with the dreaded 'PC' movement; the rot started the minute Disney got hold of this franchise, and this isn't even their first transgression. How did you not see this coming?
That pretty much tells the whole story right there. Pooh is not a character anymore...it's a brand and a huge money-making brand at that!Pooh is being re-branded as part of its 80th anniversary celebrations.