Think of the poor childrens' psyches, after witnessing this at the self-proclaimed "Happiest Place on Earth!"
I mean, really... will they ever recover?!
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Too funny. Disney's worst nightmare I'm sure.
Maybe, although I suspect Disney's worst nightmare is that their continued efforts to keep extending the duration of the copyright laws eventually fail, landing their most famous properties (from the 20s and 30s) into the Public Domain, where anyone can use them!
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