Heard the rumor that Disney would like to buy Hasbro. Interesting. I hope it happens. Although I couldn't see a deal like that going through for at least another year or two. Disney just shelled out $4 billion in the Lucas deal. Another such significant outlay of cash would probably have to wait.
Doesn't Hasbro own WotC?
It does.
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Heard the rumor that Disney would like to buy Hasbro. Interesting. I hope it happens. Although I couldn't see a deal like that going through for at least another year or two. Disney just shelled out $4 billion in the Lucas deal. Another such significant outlay of cash would probably have to wait.Doesn't Hasbro own WotC?
Yes. Yes they do. And Transformers. And G.I. Joe! And a slew of other s*@&.
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Disney and Dragons: Donald Duck has to be a bard just because I want to see a player RP out a perform: sing in that voice.
Weirdest effect of that hurricane last week: I can't get this out of my head.
Yes. Yes they do. And Transformers. And G.I. Joe! And a slew of other s$##.Heard the rumor that Disney would like to buy Hasbro. Interesting. I hope it happens. Although I couldn't see a deal like that going through for at least another year or two. Disney just shelled out $4 billion in the Lucas deal. Another such significant outlay of cash would probably have to wait.Doesn't Hasbro own WotC?
I know they've got My Little Pony as well, making innumerable crossovers all the more hilariously (im)plausible.
Disney and Dragons: Donald Duck has to be a bard just because I want to see a player RP out a perform: sing in that voice.The you should watch Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Anytime they have a fantasy themed episode, Donald is a bard.
That's less fun. A trained voice actor isn't going to break character and start laughing/swearing the same way someone at the gaming table would.
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I know they've got My Little Pony as well, making innumerable crossovers all the more hilariously (im)plausible.Yes. Yes they do. And Transformers. And G.I. Joe! And a slew of other s$##.Heard the rumor that Disney would like to buy Hasbro. Interesting. I hope it happens. Although I couldn't see a deal like that going through for at least another year or two. Disney just shelled out $4 billion in the Lucas deal. Another such significant outlay of cash would probably have to wait.Doesn't Hasbro own WotC?
It would essentially give Disney majority control of a large portion of the entertainment that comes through to children of either gender.
Disney and Dragons: Donald Duck has to be a bard just because I want to see a player RP out a perform: sing in that voice.
He's definitely not a ranger with favoured enemy - chipmunks.
Disney and Dragons: Donald Duck has to be a bard just because I want to see a player RP out a perform: sing in that voice.He's definitely not a ranger with favoured enemy - chipmunks.
Or ducklings.
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That's less fun. A trained voice actor isn't going to break character and start laughing/swearing the same way someone at the gaming table would.Disney and Dragons: Donald Duck has to be a bard just because I want to see a player RP out a perform: sing in that voice.The you should watch Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Anytime they have a fantasy themed episode, Donald is a bard.
You underestimate the entertainment value of the Mouse at your own peril.
Lady & the Tramp the RPG. (Also includes the characters from 101 Dalmatians and Oliver!)
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You underestimate the entertainment value of the Mouse at your own peril.That's less fun. A trained voice actor isn't going to break character and start laughing/swearing the same way someone at the gaming table would.Disney and Dragons: Donald Duck has to be a bard just because I want to see a player RP out a perform: sing in that voice.The you should watch Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Anytime they have a fantasy themed episode, Donald is a bard.
The Disney Channel sadly does not provide the requisite schadenfreude for my purposes.
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That's the weirdest sentence I'll type today.
Bluh. I'm going back to bed.
Stupid phone, waking me up for a sub job...and then hanging up before I can get to you...and then falling on the floor when they call again...and hanging up when I pick you up because it's too dark to see the end call button.
When I was about 8 or 9, Swedish public service TV finally managed to shake up enough money to show Disney stuff more than once a year and started a weekly 1-½ hour Disney program. It was marvellous - several classic shorts with Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse and/or Goofy, an episode of either Duck Tales or the ...Bumbi Bears(?), and most glorious of all - an old black and white live cast TV-version of Zorro.
That last one got so popular they even started issuing a Zorro comic book for the first time since before my dad was a kid.
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Bluh. I'm going back to bed.
Stupid phone, waking me up for a sub job...and then hanging up before I can get to you...and then falling on the floor when they call again...and hanging up when I pick you up because it's too dark to see the end call button.
This is why rotary-dial phones rock(ed).
It is known.
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When I was about 8 or 9, Swedish public service TV finally managed to shake up enough money to show Disney stuff more than once a year and started a weekly 1-½ hour Disney program. It was marvellous - several classic shorts with Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse and/or Goofy, an episode of either Duck Tales or the ...Bumbi Bears(?), and most glorious of all - an old black and white live cast TV-version of Zorro.
That last one got so popular they even started issuing a Zorro comic book for the first time since before my dad was a kid.
If you can ever find it, the Disney channel made a TV miniseries back in 1963 called The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh, staring Patrick McGoohan. He plays a preacher who masquerades as a rebel (The Scarecrow) against the British King. AWESOME flick. I've got it on DVD.
Edit: That and the movie The Black Hole. If you've never seen it, you're missing out.
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Bluh. I'm going back to bed.
Stupid phone, waking me up for a sub job...and then hanging up before I can get to you...and then falling on the floor when they call again...and hanging up when I pick you up because it's too dark to see the end call button.
This is why rotary-dial phones rock(ed).
It is known.
It is known.
or the ...Bumbi Bears(?)
GUMMI BEARS!
It was great fantasy series!
Hmmm... Gummi Bear RPG session?
I haven't seen Gummi Bears past season three :(
MMmmm....gummi bears.
No! Bad Zombieh! Gummi Bears are not for eating! They are our friends!
Also, you were trying to eat Tummi's brain. It would not serve you well.
I haven't seen Gummi Bears past season three :(
~contented Draconic sigh~ There is a reason for that. ~goes off to look for some more Gummi Bears to snack on~
Thing I remember most about that cartoon was that the biggest bear was Lorenzo Music - the same guy who voiced Garfield in his cartoon.
No idea why I remember that particular bit of trivia. His name sticks in my head for some reason. Normally I can't remember actors to save my life.
When I was about 8 or 9, Swedish public service TV finally managed to shake up enough money to show Disney stuff more than once a year and started a weekly 1-½ hour Disney program. It was marvellous - several classic shorts with Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse and/or Goofy, an episode of either Duck Tales or the ...Bumbi Bears(?), and most glorious of all - an old black and white live cast TV-version of Zorro.
That last one got so popular they even started issuing a Zorro comic book for the first time since before my dad was a kid.
If you can ever find it, the Disney channel made a TV miniseries back in 1963 called The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh, staring Patrick McGoohan. He plays a preacher who masquerades as a rebel (The Scarecrow) against the British King. AWESOME flick. I've got it on DVD.
Edit: That and the movie The Black Hole. If you've never seen it, you're missing out.
That sounds Fawesome!
*blink*
The house is beginning to creak pretty bad. The wind out this way is pretty fierce.
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Stay safe and welcome back, Patrick.
Crime is something nobody talks about here in Finland.
Then again, it seems like more or less everything is secret here.
wait a minute
your Finnish??
welcome, 5th Euro-FaWtL, soon we will dominate this thread, mwahahaha
Europe will rule FaWtL
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Thanks O. I have some hidings to do, but I am hoping the (virtual) firestorm is over. I would have stayed away another two weeks had the contest gone the other way, but I figure it will get pretty quiet quickly now in the OTD, considering.
What, I thought everyone knew about me being Finnish.
I knew only because it's popped up in some of the discussion threads, but some of the FAWTLies don't leave OTD very often =) And it's not in your profile so...
@Patrick: I'm just glad it's freakin' over. Hallefreakinleujah.
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@Patrick: I'm just glad it's freakin' over. Hallefreakinleujah.
Thank Kostchtchie's giant brass balls it is over indeed.
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Aw, hell. I'm taking the Praxis on 12/21.
WELP.
You know that the End will be 10 minutes after you finishes?
Gah! I'm getting a crash course in being a boss with people getting hurt and sick and off work right before a deadline. I'm seeing why my old boss was so grumpy all the time.