I like how you know all the things ever.

I probably wouldn’t have noticed that it was the wrong park, except that the Mary Blair-ish flower planter in the foreground looked like it fit so well into Disneyland’s Tomorrowland design, and I’ve walked up/down that ramp many many times (back in the 90s, when the ODV office was behind that building in Disneyland, the second floor walkway was a great spot to watch fireworks from in an area that was in the park, but off-limits to guests).

And to be fair, I wasn’t 100% sure until I looked at pics of both. Google is a huge help in being an internet know-it-all.

I’m sure that there’s a great deal of things that I do not know. I just don’t know what they are off the top of my head.

Maybe we should have a “stump Kenny” contest. For no prize except pride, because I’m too poor to offer anything else. Anyone got a question to stump me with?

asked by sailorgallifrey
} Date Posted: 13 hours ago
Maybe this is Merida’s kitty sidekick, who didn’t make it into the movie because people would accuse Pixar of ripping off Shrek?

Maybe this is Merida’s kitty sidekick, who didn’t make it into the movie because people would accuse Pixar of ripping off Shrek?

(Source: banxx)

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} Date Posted: 1 day ago

I’ve seen the original Mickey Mouse Club and the 90s Mickey Mouse Club on my dash recently, so I thought I’d throw in a little of the 70s Mickey Mouse Club.

The original show had Annette Funicello, who moved on to be a superstar. The 90s version gave us Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears, Keri Russell, and other people who are still entertaining people today.

The kids on the 70s version? Well, a couple of them did some After School Specials and an episode or two of The Facts of Life and Diff’rent Strokes. One went so far in her career as to be “Girl #3” in John Cusak’s 1989 movie Say Anything, and one was the fourth runner-up for Miss USA in 1986 — but that’s about it.

And…I don’t think I want to talk about Mickey’s voice (not to mention his jumpsuit). Let’s just say it leaves a little something to be desired.

} Date Posted: 2 days ago
Throw in some cricket chirps and slow banjo music and I’ll feel like I’m in the bayou at the beginning of Pirates of the Caribbean, where that one shooting star shoots across the ceiling sky over and over again..

Throw in some cricket chirps and slow banjo music and I’ll feel like I’m in the bayou at the beginning of Pirates of the Caribbean, where that one shooting star shoots across the ceiling sky over and over again..

(Source: allshadesofbrown, via a-hopeless-romantic-rose)

Reblogged from allshadesofbrown
} Date Posted: 2 days ago