Licensed product, made by the Arm and Hammer people.
]]>@tomok97: Sounds great to me. My daughter is 2 1/2 and completely in love with the Disney Princesses. She'd probably eat a can of spinach if it had Sleeping Beauty on the label. If I have to endure her shrieking "CINDERLELLY! ARIEL!" every time we walk down the aisles of the grocery store, at least they can help me out with getting her to eat well.
]]>This isn't as weird as what the Looney Tunes are doing. I mean, Road Runner Ice Melt? Yeah let's use a cartoon character who lives in the desert and runs away from a coyote as the mascot of our ice melter. o_O
]]>We still use it from time to time but I will take it with me when I move.
]]>I just sat here, and tried to think of other "Disney __________" products....but they were all seriously done already...
Disney Television Set
Disney Mugs
Disney DVD Player
Disney Cereal
Disney Underwear
Disney Houses
Disney Cars
DISNEY FUCKING PEOPLE MADE OUT OF DISNEY RELATED SHIT AND FUCKING ROBOTS CONTROLLED BY THE MICKEY MOUSE EARS THAT WHEN KIDS PUT ON REALLY CONTROLS THEM TO BUY MORE DISNEY SHIT
but eggs are good.
]]>You need to shop at the right stores! :) Seriously, find any hardcore Asian mall, and you'll note that Disney not only sponsors things WAY WAY WAY weirder than an egg mould, but I have a Mickey Mouse spaghetti pot (It was cheaper branded than unbranded, I'm not really a fan), it isn't even pirate-Disney, it's got the official hologram and all that. After going to Asian malls enough, this didn't even strike me as odd. :LOL: Then again, I've even become used to asking... ahem... "DVD-R" movie shops for competitive discounts since there's at least a dozen of them at the place I go to.
And as far as junk food goes, there's PLENTY of Disney branded candy, again, mostly from Asia. Heck, just check eBay.
]]>It sucks, but the sword cuts both ways. If you're a fan of People's Court, Judge Millian explained her experience as a Crown Attorney (or whatever you call them in them thar states): For every 1 case her "elders" handled, she would do 5.
If statistics have anything to say, companies are better off with younger employees that can do more (poorly) than with older employees that do less (but very well) at this point in time.
Hopefully, for 35 years service, unemployment insurance holds out for a while. And yes, 3 weeks severance is far too little. I believe in most places, she'd be able to sue for getting so little severance from a 35 year position. Normally, where I am, it would be 9 weeks severance (That's the top severance, it's usually something like 2 weeks for the first 5 years or so, then 1 week per year on top of that until you hit 9 for even the lowest positions. It isn't specifically mandated, but case law says that is just compensation and anything less is grounds for a lawsuit.)
]]>I've eaten *mickeyburgers*. Bought at a grocery store.
]]>I can't help but see that yolk as one giant horrifying eye on the mouthless face of that egg. It's... Lovecraftian.
]]>BumP /\
]]>/end waffle-geek mode
]]>Furthermore, it makes getting my kid to eat her vegetables that much easier if there's a cartoon character on the label.
]]>@metaled: I was laid off from Disney in November, if she says she had no warning, she just hasn't been paying attention. Little things like the announcement from corporate that we weren't allowed to use our corporate cards for meals with any other Disney employees, not just allowing newspaper subscriptions to run out but actively CANCELLING them in an attempt to get some rebate back, removing the little things like free soda and snacks, hiring freezes. Believe me, the signs have been there and yes, at 35 years you'd think she'd be safe, but Disney isn't a charity, if they fire one 35 year employee, they can probably keep two five year people, which just makes sense because those two people are going to have to do their work, her work, and the work of two or three people that SHOULD have been hired because the release schedule for games, movies, tv shows, books, magazines, products, has already been set for 2009, remember, we're halfway through Disney's financial year for 2009.
I'm really sorry for your friend, but it's not Disney's fault that she felt like she was entitled to a job. Resumes all over Disney have been polished and sent out for months now.
]]>@Plates: Yea, that stupid billion dollar entertainment business. So anything you dont like is lousy?
]]>Its REALLY hard to find healthy food at parks, so hearing this is a good thing. Some parks don't allow you to bring in your own food or leave to get food, so you are essentially forced to eat there. I usually don't patronize parks that do these things though.
]]>This explains the boom in cartoon mouse births last year!
]]>In other news, Disney's poor earnings report today has caused a sudden downturn across the market today. can I have a few of them to throw?
]]>I didn't read all the posts, but since I do in fact own some of these, I wnted to point out that they are poorly manufactured, and do not work as they are supposed to, and not like in the photo.
]]>@floraposte: Technically, they still have it-it's just been downgraded to a biscuit cutter. :)
]]>I've never been to Disneyland or Disneyworld but I did have several Mickey Mouse ear hats as a kid. Not to mention my Goofy t-shirt and Donald Duck t-shirt I wore until they were practically see thru.
]]>I remember DD OJ was the hard stuff-- it tasted like I imagine battery acid would. You could probably use it to clean paint brushes.
]]>Do want. Honestly.
]]>Disney also sells insect repellent:
[www.gentlenaturals.com]
and baby eczema cream:
[www.gentlenaturals.com]
What babies care what brand their eczema cream is?
]]>Sweet! This might mean a bigger return on those Disney stocks my grandparents bought me for my birth.
]]>If only they'd sell honey-roasted mouse :(
]]>Disney lines, Denny's food. Nobody wins!
]]>Diversification? haha
]]>Michael EIsner. Coincidence?
I hope they have someone named Wurst and maybe a couple of Biersteins on the staff.
]]>Dis' is a real what the flying F#¢k!
Tell me this isn't real.
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