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23 Aug 05 - 08:09 PM (#1548111) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: GUEST,Pogo77@Comcast.net Really, does anyone know Goofy's birthday? Not the one they celebrate in Disneyworld to make $, but the "real birthdate"? My Mom insists that his is the same as hers-November 25th. |
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23 Aug 05 - 08:21 PM (#1548135) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: Bobert Bah humbug.... All of Disney's critters get birthdays and everybody comes to the party but when Alfred E Newman had his a couple years ago an' I posted it like it fell off the board faster than a speeding bullet... But, heck, happy b-day, you dumb duck... Bobert |
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23 Aug 05 - 08:26 PM (#1548140) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: bobad Separated at birth? |
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23 Aug 05 - 08:28 PM (#1548145) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: Cluin The boys (Huey, Dewey & Louie) and the girls (April, May & June) were, in truth, the offspring of a sordid out-of-wedlock joining of Donald and Daisy. Because of the times, they had to claim they were an uncle and aunt, but the truth can now be revealed. They split up the kids in a sort of reverse Brady Bunch scenario. |
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23 Aug 05 - 11:10 PM (#1548253) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: Azizi Bobert, whatcha think of this theory? Maybe the reason why people didn't respond to your Alfred E. Newman birthday thread was because they had him confused with a certain president whose initials are GWB. Best birthday wishes to Dubya? Naw... |
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24 Aug 05 - 07:39 AM (#1548443) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: The Fooles Troupe Who's the leader of the band that's made for you and me? M-I-C (Donald Duck!) K-E-Y (Donald Duck!) M-O-U-S-E! Mickey Mouse! (Donald Duck!) Mickey Mouse! (Donald Duck!) etc.... |
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24 Aug 05 - 09:39 AM (#1548540) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: Azizi Here's some more words to that Mickey Mouse Club song: "forever let us hold our banner high high! high!" ????? [and didn't they sing this at the end?] "Now it's time to say goodnite to all our family M-I-C K-E-Y Why? because we love you. M-O-U-S-E." -snip- I have very fond remembrances of this song. And I liked Donald Duck for sticking up for himself. Why should Mickey always have the center stage? And though it's kinda off topic I want to say how much I liked the entire original Mickey Mouse Club program. My favorite day was Adventure Day [wasn't that a Thursday?]. Here are the only words to that day's songs that I can recall: "This is the day that is filled with excitement- nobody knows what's going to happen...." -snip- Adventure Day is alot like life. **** Positive vibrations, Azizi |
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24 Aug 05 - 04:46 PM (#1548869) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: Cluin I liked Annette. |
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24 Aug 05 - 05:18 PM (#1548905) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: RangerSteve Actually, it's "M-I-C (see ya real soon) K-E-Y (why? because we like you) |
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24 Aug 05 - 05:54 PM (#1548934) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: Azizi LOL!! RangerSteve, thank you! How could I forget "See you real soon?"! I recited those words along with those Musketeers, so you would have thought that I would have remembered them. But then again, that was eons ago. And btw I liked Annette too. Actually I can't remember any other Mousecatters by names. Can anybody else? And I regret to say that I never owned a Mousecatter hat. Oh how I yearned for one of those hats! |
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24 Aug 05 - 07:54 PM (#1548993) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: Cluin Charles Manson was once a Mouskateer, for 2 weeks in the late 50s. |
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24 Aug 05 - 08:53 PM (#1549009) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: The Fooles Troupe So it's settled, we'll send the Mouskateers to Argentina then? |
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24 Aug 05 - 09:20 PM (#1549024) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: Bobert MiziAzizi, Hey, Alfred E Newman was way cooler than GWB... Might of fact, GWB ain't cool at all... ON the cool chart he's like deep in the minus area... Alfred E Newman? Off the charts!!! What-Me-Worry??? Bobert E. Newman |
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24 Aug 05 - 10:00 PM (#1549070) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: Azizi LOL, Bobert! I hear ya and I agree 100%. Positive vibration, Azizi A. Newwoman |
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25 Aug 05 - 08:49 AM (#1549324) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: Little Hawk Alfred E. Neuman was very cool, and he looked a lot like Alfalfa from The Little Rascals too. |
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25 Aug 05 - 09:56 AM (#1549378) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: Wilfried Schaum Note that all relations between the figures in the Duck and Mouse families are non-sexual; there are no parents, only uncles and aunts. A single grandma is far off from usability in bed. The girlfriends Daisy and Minnie? No love words are told. Just the right stuff for little boy scaiuts. But up in my attic, deep in a drawer, I still keep a drawing of the entire Disney population celebrating an orgy (about 1965) - so dirty that it's funny again (including a gang bang of Cinderella with the dwarfs). Wilfried [former head of the Academic Mickey Mouse Club at Giessen University] |
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25 Aug 05 - 01:36 PM (#1549576) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: Cluin I hear the crew parties got pretty decadent. Disney Babylon. |
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25 Aug 05 - 03:50 PM (#1549682) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: KIMCHEE You know it is really sad that more attention was not given Donald Duck, he was like so many partners of the silver screen that never got the attention or the roles they so richly deserved. They were always the second banana - sorta like how William Abbott treated Louis Costello (Abbott & Costello) or how Dean Martin treated Joseph Levitch (ok - Martin & Lewis). Some of our most famous and infamous duos in motion picture or real-life scenios one always was the fall person. Why can't we treat them as equal, aren't they just as worthy as their partners which made themselves and them look good. Crosby was never considered a dramatic actor until he received good reviews for "The Country Girl" did you ever see Jerry Lewis or Lou Costello in a motion picture that stood out and make people gasp and say "Wow what a performance." Most people do not remember Rod Steiger, he made a lot movies as a heavy, a person you would like, but who could forget his performance in "OKLAHOMA" as Jud Fry or how about the secret agent that bedded many of a young maidens, but one of his earliest movies - he not only danced, but sang in "Darby O'Gill and the Little People." Come on folks, give Donald Duck some credit, he had to go against a mouse was called "Steamboat Willie." Are you a man or a mouse, that mouse not only got the chesse, but good roles where Donald was subjected to lesser roles - he never got the role (s) of a lifetime, he could have been a contender, but alas no one ever that of him as a serious actor. Shame on you for not making him part of your favorite star - does he have a star on the walk, for that matter does any "Fowl" of the motion picture business have their own star - I bet Mickey Mouse/Bugs Bunny does - We love you Donald, I was disappointed that Walt Disney or others in the business did not give you the credit that you so richly deserve. A protest to stop viewing all motion pictures associated with Walt Disney Productions until they give you, DONALD DUCK the credit that he so RICHLY DESERVES. |
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25 Aug 05 - 04:06 PM (#1549689) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: MMario Donald does have a star on the Hollywood walk of fame though... Donald first appeared in the Silly Symphonies cartoon "The Wise Little Hen" on June 9, 1934. He is the son of Hortense McDuck and Quackmore Duck, brother to Della Thelma Duck, and uncle to three identical triplet nephews, Huey, Dewey and Louie. |
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26 Aug 05 - 04:30 AM (#1550038) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: Wilfried Schaum Hey - never knew that the decimal system for libraries was invented by a duck! |
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26 Aug 05 - 07:43 AM (#1550152) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: The Fooles Troupe But most librarians will tell you that it's not as good as it's quacked up to be! |
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26 Aug 05 - 08:22 AM (#1550172) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: Wilfried Schaum Exactly what I feared. Quaak [this is German, for English Quack] |
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26 Aug 05 - 09:09 PM (#1550671) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: The Fooles Troupe I thought that was a sort of cheese, Wilfried... |
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27 Aug 05 - 01:18 AM (#1550769) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: Cluin Frasier Crane (on Cheers): Yes, and why can't Donald fly? I mean I've seen that damn duck do the Carioca! |
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27 Aug 05 - 07:09 PM (#1551148) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: Wilfried Schaum No, Foolestroupe, this is Quark [in my home dialect pronounced Quaak], Note the difference, please. |
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27 Aug 05 - 09:07 PM (#1551219) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: The Fooles Troupe OK Quark Quark! |
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28 Aug 05 - 07:51 PM (#1551867) Subject: RE: BS: Happy Birthday Donald Duck From: GUEST,Elmer Fudd It was always a mystewy to me how Donald Duck made it so far in this cutthwoat business. Weawy... I mean, who wants to wisten to a chawacter with a speech impediment? |